Halloween

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Hooked on Halloween!

Halloween - BHCG
Illustration by Maria Romero



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Christmas Card

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Happy Holidays! The Beaconsfield Hooking Crafters Guild executive sends out warm Season’s Greetings to all our members and friends. May the New Year greet you with good health, peace, love, and happiness. BHCG Xmas Card. Illustration: Maria Romero. BHCG Xmas Card. Illustration: Maria Romero.
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Show & Tell / Christmas

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BHCG 2024 Exhibition

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