Free family workshop this weekend!

By FluxJewellery School
December 1, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted December 1, 2014

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Posted December 1, 2014

This weekend Flux Jewellery School is happy to invite you and your family to our Textures on Metal workshop this Sunday 7th of December. Flux Jewellery School are proud to work alongside Southwark Adult Learning Services to offer amazing discounts and this class is free for Southwark residents and gives you and your family he chance to do something a little different.

Why not make a piece that you can give someone as a special and unique Christmas present? Or let your children create a beautiful tree decoration for your home's festive decorations. Give your children the chance to indulge their creative side in this social environment.

We have a few places remaining so book yours now! Check out our website for details and how to book by following the link below:

http://fluxjewelleryschool.com/event/family-creative-workshop-textures-on-metal-ft1/

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