For any questions, concerns, multiple item orders and/or page reproductions, please email libraryservices@freepress.mb.ca.

Close

The Free Press News

Bethany Hector (left), 11, and Avrey Murdy, 11, hand pick the dirt out of sheep wool and hand card it. Elaine Owen, a teacher at Miami School in Miami, Manitoba has undertaken a huge project to teach her students some core values. Over the last six months, she has gathered raw wool and shown her students the process through washing, carding, dyeing and spinning the wool and then using looms, making mittens, scarves, etc. Elaine has four spinning wheels in her classroom and the students are donating their crafted items to a local shelter.  150113 - Wednesday, January 14, 2015 -  (MIKE DEAL / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS)

Photo description:

Bethany Hector (left), 11, and Avrey Murdy, 11, hand pick the dirt out of sheep wool and hand card it. Elaine Owen, a teacher at Miami School in Miami, Manitoba has undertaken a huge project to teach her students some core values. Over the last six months, she has gathered raw wool and shown her students the process through washing, carding, dyeing and spinning the wool and then using looms, making mittens, scarves, etc. Elaine has four spinning wheels in her classroom and the students are donating their crafted items to a local shelter. 150113 - Wednesday, January 14, 2015 - (MIKE DEAL / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS)

You Might Also Like View More Photos