SEW A DINO NUGGET

This is for kids who have never sewn before, ages 7-10. B will teach new learners how to sew on a sewing machine. All materials are provided. Registration is separate for each participant and session. If you have more than one in the same family, you must use a different email address for each participant.

Sew a dino nugget at the James V. Brown Library is an opportunity for young people in the community to learn sewing skills. This two-hour-long class will offer all the materials the learner will need to create a small dinosaur project. Guardians must stay in the building during this program and are welcome to stay in the room.

**About the Presenter: Barb Vanaskie is a full-time clinical social worker who has a passion for fiber arts. She has been sewing since the age of seven, and started hemming her school uniforms and making scrunchies to match. She has experience making her own clothes, accessories, quilting, and at one time operated a small business in which she made a variety of baby items. She is excited to share her self-taught skills with the young patrons of the James V. Brown Library.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Nicole Rader at nrader@jvbrown.edu

This program is part of the many ways the James V. Brown Library supports the Pennsylvania Library Association's PA Forward initiative by providing opportunities for both basic literacy and the social and civic literacies of learning.

**Note:** Please be advised that photographs may be taken during this event for use on the James V. Brown Library website, in the press, and in library marketing materials and publications. By registering for or attending this event, you consent to the library photographing and using your image and likeness. No names will be associated with these images. If you do not wish to have your photograph taken, you are still welcome to register or attend; however, please inform the staff member in charge.