Share supplies. Make art!
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Shoppers look through art supplies at Brooklyn Creative Reuse. (AP/Alyssa Goodman) -
People donated supplies they no longer needed. (AP/Alyssa Goodman) -
Shoppers choose balls of yarn. (AP/Alyssa Goodman) -
Shoppers pay for art supplies. (AP/Alyssa Goodman) -
What would you make with these pieces of fabric? (AP/Alyssa Goodman)
Do you need a bit of yellow paint? What about a piece of felt?
People donate old supplies to an art store. Ms. C. found yarn. She will knit a scarf!
Pray: Thank God for your creative mind.
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Charlene Catalano wanted to make a scarf. She went to a store called Brooklyn Creative Reuse. It is in New York. She found green-and-white yarn. Someone else did not want it. That person gave it to the store. Now Ms. Catalano can start her project. Many people have art supplies they do not need. They do not have to throw them away. They can give them to these secondhand stores instead! People donate markers, crayons, paint, fabric, and more. Crafters buy them. They save money.
God is our Maker. “We are His workmanship.” (Ephesians 2:10)
