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Craft For Haiti: DIYers Make Useful Items For Earthquake Victims

First Posted: 3/22/10 Updated: 5/25/11

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Haiti Earthquake

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Crafters and DIYers are responding to the plea for help in the best way they know...by making usable stuff.

With recycled materials and very little or no cash, you can make stuff to aid Haiti too.

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Crafters and DIYers are responding to the plea for help in the best way they know...by making usable stuff. With recycled materials and very little or no cash, you can make stuff to aid Haiti too.
Crafters and DIYers are responding to the plea for help in the best way they know...by making usable stuff. With recycled materials and very little or no cash, you can make stuff to aid Haiti too.
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