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In this Sea-life themed workshop learn how to needle felt a colourful seahorse.
Our monthly Needle Felting workshops with the talented Anna Leonard of Fabulous Felts continue.
In July's sea life themed workshop we will be learning how to needle felt colourful seahorses. Suitable for beginners and intermediate level this session is aimed at developing your needle felting skills to add detail and colour blending to your project.
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