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Young and old thread the needle

Summary by midlandexpress.com.au
Bug-A-Lugs day care was visited by the Kyneton Hand Weavers and Spinners last Thursday in a rare occasion that united young and old. The crochet specialists, of whom the eldest was 70, shared their skills with children as young as four for an afternoon designed to test one’s resilience. Business owner Jules Clapham said 40 kids had joined the centre since the beginning of the year and emphasised the importance of swiftly integrating the newcomer…
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