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Glaze workshop

Sheila Blackburn from Whangarei Heads Arts Trail

POTTERY WORKSHOPS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR REYBURN HOUSE
Run by Sheila Blackburn @ NOOK POTTERY
BASIC BUILDING SKILLS will cover all you need to know to start creating your own works of art!! No expensive equipment required. Pottery is low cost and a great way to relieve stress and start to explore your own creativity. Why not give it a try.
GLAZE WORKSHOP Will cover making your own 'paint on' glaze and other methods of applying glazes. For those who are ready to explore surface decoration and want to learn more about glazing please come along. Only 5 participants max so lots of personal attention.
Please contact me for more details. Mail to Sheila allfiredupinnz@gmail.com

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Thanks to people like Alan Baldick, who’s made it his mission to protect the monarch, his neighbours still get to enjoy these beautiful butterflies in their own backyards.

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