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Proyectos de Casa sin Cocer

By: Josh Robinson

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(Nacogdoches, TX) – La biblioteca de Nacogdoches, Judy B. McDonald Public Library, ofrece dos clases de proyectos de decorar su casa sin tener que cocer. La primera clase es 11 de julio a las 5 pm. En esta clase, los estudiantes aprenden hacer almohadas de decoración. La siguiente clase es el 15 de julio a las 5 pm. En esta clase los estudiantes aprenden hacer cortinas sin cocer.

Las clases son para personas 12 años o mayor. Las clases son gratis pero si es necesario matricularse. La biblioteca tiene muchos programas para niños, adolescentes y adultos. Para matricularse, llame 936-559- 2970.

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