Peg doll making at library inspires youngsters’ imagination

Sleaford Library hosted peg doll making for children in two sessions to coincide with the unveiling of its display linked to a collection of historical peg dolls made by Joan Fairgrieve which forms a new feature at Sleaford Museum.
By The Newsroom
Published 20th Apr 2019, 12:00 BST
Jan Mathieson with granddaughter Celeste Mathieson-Bright making mermaid peg dolls at Sleaford Library. EMN-191204-151631001Jan Mathieson with granddaughter Celeste Mathieson-Bright making mermaid peg dolls at Sleaford Library. EMN-191204-151631001
Jan Mathieson with granddaughter Celeste Mathieson-Bright making mermaid peg dolls at Sleaford Library. EMN-191204-151631001

The well-attended craft sessions on Monday and Friday saw children make Harry Potter characters, a Lincoln City player and mermaids.

This week the library hosted a beekeeper talk and some bee themed crafts.

Pictured are Celeste Mathieson-Bright, 5, and Jan Mathieson, along with Victoria, 8, Nine, 6, and Sam, 8.

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