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National Yiddish Book Center
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May 26, 2017
Eliana B.:
Not one hundred percent genealogy related, but my great great uncle Avraham Shadmon wrote an autobiography/memoir about his time during...
Kaye H.:
Have you checked the Yiddish Book Center? A book written by my husband's great-grandfather is part of the Steven Spielberg Library...
Referral from October 19, 2012
Phil C. asked:
so, I'm thinking of learning to crochet/and or knit. Anyone give cheap lessons? It's ridiculous that I work in a book store, and even run the arts and crafts section,...
Georgia W. replied:
Mass Ave Knit Shop (now in Fountain Square) offers learn-to-knit sessions. not sure if they're formal classes, but I know you can drop in just about any time and find someone hanging out knitting who would be happy to get you started. 862 Virginia Ave.
Peggy D. replied:
The group Irvington Fiberistas meet every 1 st and 3 rd Wednesday from 6-8 at the Irvington Branch Library. It's a casual gathering for knitters, crochers, sewers, etc. All skill levels are welcome. Bring your project and enjoy some chat time with other crafters. See IMCPL.org for more details.
Michaela F. replied:
I was going to say, I am a big fan of http://www.knittinghelp.com/ I learned a lot from there, and continue to!
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