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The Bahamas Weekly: Crafters Take Trash to the Catwalk

November 18, 2018

Check out this great article on The Junk Weavers by our international media partner Robbin Whachell of The Bahamas Weekly. The Junk Weavers are on a mission to preserve the wider global environment through sustainable craft. Read the full article HERE!

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