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Dates

30th October 2025

Times

10am
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12pm
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Needle Felting Workshop – Ulverston

Needle Felted Pumpkin Workshop – 10am to 12pm October 30th

It’s pumpkin time again! Come along and try the very popular craft skill of needle felting and create your very own pumpkin full of fun and character!

An introduction to the basic skill of needle felting, a very simple and traditional craft which is relaxing and therapeutic, and create your own wooly pumpkin!

Workshops will begin at 10am, please feel welcome to arrive from 9.45am onwards.


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