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Hey, Kiddos! It's time for a new edition of DIY with DPPL!

This time, you'll learn how to make your very own gratitude jar.

Starting on Saturday, November 23rd, stop by the Youth Services desk on the second floor of DPPL to pick up a kit (while supplies last!), and then use the materials to do the project we show you step-by-step in the video.

(Grade 1 and up.)

Hey, Kiddos! It's time for a new edition of DIY with DPPL!

This time, you'll learn how to make your very own spiderwebs.

Starting on Saturday, October 26th, stop by the Youth Services desk on the second floor of DPPL to pick up a kit (while supplies last!), and then use the materials to do the project we show you step-by-step in the video.

(Grade 1 and up.)

Hey, Kiddos! It's time for a new edition of DIY with DPPL!

This time, you'll learn how to make your very own beaded butterflies.

Starting on Saturday, September 28th, stop by the Youth Services desk on the second floor of DPPL to pick up a kit (while supplies last!), and then use the materials to do the project we show you step-by-step in the video.

(Grade 1 and up.)

Hey, Kiddos! It's time for a new edition of DIY with DPPL!

This time, you'll learn how to make your very own mini umbrella.

Starting on Saturday, April 6th, stop by the Youth Services desk on the second floor of DPPL to pick up a kit (while supplies last!), and then use the materials to do the project we show you step-by-step in the video.

(Grade 1 and up.)

Hey, Kiddos! It's time for a new edition of DIY with DPPL!

This time, you'll learn how to make your very own mason jar lanterns.

The Lantern Festival, called Yuan Xiao Jie in Mandarin Chinese, falls at the end of the Chinese New Year. It takes place on the first full moon of the new year and celebrates the end of winter and the beginning of spring. Create your very own lanterns to celebrate the the Lantern Festival and use them to let in light into your world.

Starting on Saturday, March 2nd, stop by the Youth Services desk on the second floor of DPPL to pick up a kit (while supplies last!), and then use the materials to do the project we show you step-by-step in the video.

(Grade 1 and up.)