Craft & Mending Workshops At Lowie Herne Hill

By Lowie
August 9, 2022 in What's on in East Dulwich

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We are hosting a number of workshops at our Herne Hill store on Half Moon Lane. These are all textile based with a theme of repair, re-using and upcycling. Taught by some inspiring teachers in our welcoming shop.

Paper Piece Patchwork | Thursday 15th September 6:30-8:30pm

https://www.ilovelowie.com/collections/workshops-events/products/paper-piece-patchwork-workshop-thursday-15th-september?variant=43140002087171

Harvest Embroidery | Thursday 22nd September 6:30-8:30pm

https://www.ilovelowie.com/collections/workshops-events/products/harvest-embroidery-tuesday-22nd-september?variant=43082412720387

Visible Mending Workshop | Tuesday 8th November 6:30-8:30pm

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https://www.ilovelowie.com/collections/workshops-events/products/visible-mending-workshop?variant=42798179221763

We'd love to see you there

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