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Women Power Club at the Ukrainian Café, Workshop of Hand Crafting

Dates
Times
5 p.m.
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7 p.m.
LocationDumfries, Easterbrook Bistro, Bar & Spa, Bankend Road, DG1 4TL
Organiser: The Crichton Trust and The D&G Guild of spinners weavers, and dyers
Price

Free

A fun and informal workshop of handcrafting with ladies from D&G Guild of Spinners, Weavers &Dyers, learn new skills and make new friends!

This is a fun, free session for all ages; This session will be led by two teachers from The D&G Guild of spinners weavers, and dyers, who will provide expert and friendly training and free materials.

This session will help you improve your English skills, and learn new skills in a relaxing, informal session. Share stories, conversation, skills, and knowledge about with the tutors as we try out new skills. At the first session, we will learn two different tapestry weaving techniques that are used to weave decrotive fabric, so please join us and share your artistic and craft skills with the group.

No pervious experience of weaving or craft is needed – just a willingness to learn and have fun

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