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Libraries in stitches: Branches offer Yarn and Fabric Exchanges for community sharing

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The Yarn and Fabric Exchange is offered at several Spokane Public Library locations. People are invited to bring fabric and yarn to the information desk and can help themselves to anything from the exchange shelves that they can use. No donations are required to take something. The program is also available at the Indian Trail, South Hill and Liberty Park locations.

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Libraries in stitches: Branches offer Yarn and Fabric Exchanges for community sharing

Lisa Cox loves three things: libraries, road trips and quilting.Last year, those three passions converged, and resulted in a new program offered at several Spokane Public Library locations.While traveling, Cox, a clerical assistant at the Shadle Park Library, checks out libraries in the towns she passes through.“I can’t remember where I was, but I stopped at a library that had a Bits and Pieces Exchange,” she said. “They had patterns, beads, but…

3 months ago·Spokane, United States

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