Looking For A Black Friday Alternative? Crochet For Charity
Participants can teach Vista Maria residents to crochet and knit hats, washcloths and scarves to be donated to the homeless in Detroit.
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Participants can teach Vista Maria residents to crochet and knit hats, washcloths and scarves to be donated to the homeless in Detroit.
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