Gorgeous Christmas decorations

December 13, 2017 tcwadmin Local News
The 14 participants at Saturday’s Crafternoon event at the youth centre spent a relaxing day making watercolour wreaths with Kylie Harvey and angels out of
recycled books with Sue Singleton. Cobar Shire Council’s projects officer Miranda Riley said their Crafternoons had been a great success and they are hoping to
continue them in the future. She said they wouldn’t have been possible without support from the Country Arts Support Program, Outback Arts and local artists.

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