The Baku Book Center on Nov.11 launched free craft classes for school-age kids.
Organized by the Baku Book Center (BBC) together with the “Qurama” studio and the Frensi’s blogger (www.frensis.az), craft classes are held every Sunday at BBC under the guidance of designers and art teachers.
Classes offer a variety of craft, from making decorative books, postcards and Xmas tree decorations to frames and drawings.
Hand-made gifts and crafts will be displayed at the Charity fair at the Baku Book Center in the second half of December and sold for charity.
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