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Quilters create handmade quilt to benefit wildlife group                                                   
By Jacque Estes
News-Tribune Correspondent


BUNNELL - Memory Makers Quilt Guild members have designed and created a donation quilt for the St. Johns Wildlife group to use as a fund-raiser. In the past years, the members created quilts to benefit the Flagler County Humane Society. The new quilt ('Wild Things') depicts the wildlife found in Flagler County. Tickets are being sold until Feb.14, when a lucky winner will be chosen. Tickets are $1.00 each or six for $5.00 and are available at the humane society or from any guild member.

 Memory Makers Quilt Guild Donated quilt: 'WILD THINGS'.


 




 

 


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