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More Cards with a Difference!

From: 27 July 2008

To: 27 July 2008

Burton Manor The Village, Burton, Neston, CH64 5SJ

More Cards with a Difference! CS 08 55
27 Jul 10:00 - 17:00
An opportunity to learn how to produce a range of elegant and creative cards incorporating stitching, stamping, beading and more, using innovative techniques. Simple construction
techniques, basic terms, materials and equipment will be covered, together with a range of useful and decorative techniques which can also be applied to other items. Once you've learned
the basics of producing card blanks, the fun begins decorating them - you'll be making cards with a twist, literally! Additional materials cost.
Tutor: Marie Bellamy
Burton Manor
The Village,
Burton,
Neston, CH64 5SJ

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