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Thame Museum need your help for a baaa-rilliant project!
Their new sheep mascot, originally created by by one of their volunteers Lynn Burge, has proved so popular in the museum shop that they need more people to make them!
All wool, stuffing and patterns are provided, with profits going to the museum.
If you would like to offer your knitting skills to help raise funds or just find out more, you can contact Lindsey Weimers at education@Thamemuseum.org
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