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Using the garden at Winterbourne as inspiration, learn to use collage to add colour, texture and additional interest to your own single block lino cuts.
No previous experience of lino cut printing is required, but the workshop would also suit anyone who has attended past workshops who wish to develop their skills.
All materials are provided. Please bring an apron or wear old clothes.
£52.00
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