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Author: Sal

VentBag: Come And Watch Us Sew

Friday, 18th January, 2008 at 11:53 am, Isle of Wight

26, January 2008
10:00 amto4:00 pm

In case you missed the details in previous posts, on Saturday next week (26th) there will be volunteers from the VentBag - Make a Bag Make a Change project positioned in the window of the RNLI, High Street, Ventnor.

VentBag: Come And Watch Us SewOut comes the windows displays and in go the sewing machines. As you pass by, you’ll be able to watch the volunteers, who will be busy making bags to hand out during the day and raise awareness for the project, which is coming on in leaps and bounds.

Do go along and offer your support and if you have any fabric, thread or round bobbins that you’d like to donate beforehand
then you can drop it in at The Ventnorian in Spring Hill.

We have some exciting news about the VentBag project coming up later today and you can get more details about the VentBag project by visiting their website.

Events, Green Issues, Ventnor


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One Response to “VentBag: Come And Watch Us Sew”

  1. VentBag Gets Council Funding - Hurrah! | Ventnor Blog:Isle of Wight Says:
    January 22nd, 2008 at 1:41 pm

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