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Introduction to Paper-Folding with Kate Colin

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Image of paper folding with Kate Colin Christmas Decorations

Join us for an introduction to paper folding and learn how to make a variety of three-dimensional pieces with just a few simple folds.

Participants will explore several techniques, patterns and forms and be guided through the process of folding some hanging decorations and a geometric paper vase to take away at the end of the class.

Participants will also receive a complimentary bag of paper folding tools and will leave the workshop fully equipped with the skills, knowledge and inspiration to continue folding at home

Tagged with: Talks & events Make! Christmas Craft
  • All materials including a choice of high quality coloured paper will be provided
  • No experience required
  • Workshop duration: 2.5 hours
  • Maximum capacity: 12
  • This workshop has an age restriction of 16+. Participants below the age of 15 must be accompanied by an adult.

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