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Tag: Goldwork Courses

Posted on February 7, 2017

Goldwork Courses at The Bishop’s Palace, Wells. 4th May – 25th May

Goldwork

Following the sell-out success of last year’s Goldwork day, for 2017, The Bishop’s Palace in Wells will be offering Goldwork Courses which will be run over four weeks and aimed at two levels of expertise. The courses will be run by Liz Tapper from the Art of the Needle. Full story: Read more

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