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Linda Theede, of New Middletown, crochets vintage doilies together as part of a crochet bombing at the Carnegie Center for Art and History in New Albany on Wednesday afternoon. Theede and other fiber artists gathered at the Carnegie Center to cover trees, lampposts, urns, and other outdoor features in front of the building as an extension of Bette Levy�s fine-art-embroidery show Tools of the Trade, which opened Friday and runs through April 28th. Staff photo by Christopher Fryer
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Pat DaRif, of Louisville, crochets vintage doilies together as part of a crochet bombing at the Carnegie Center for Art and History in New Albany on Wednesday afternoon. DaRif and five other fiber artists gathered at the Carnegie Center to cover trees, lampposts, urns, and other outdoor features in front of the building as an extension of Bette Levy�s fine-art-embroidery show Tools of the Trade, which opened Friday and runs through April 28th. Staff photo by Christopher Fryer
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Pat DaRif, of Louisville, crochets vintage doilies together as part of a crochet bombing at the Carnegie Center for Art and History in New Albany on Wednesday afternoon. DaRif and five other fiber artists gathered at the Carnegie Center to cover trees, lampposts, urns, and other outdoor features in front of the building as an extension of Bette Levy�s fine-art-embroidery show Tools of the Trade, which opened Friday and runs through April 28th. Staff photo by Christopher Fryer
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