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Bookings essential. Let your tie dye dreams come true. We will create patterns using your colour choices. Bright non-toxic and permanent colours to make a piece of clothing art to make you stand out from the crowd. You will be given a piece of fabric to practice on.
This is a Gold'n'Kids event suitable for seniors and children 6 years and over.
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