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DUNBARTONSHIRE FEDERATION: Embroidery Class

Dates:
9th November 2025
14th November 2025
Time:
10am - 3pm
Location:
Kilmaronock Hall, Gartocharn
Email:
dunbartonshirefederation@outlook.com
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Canvaswork Embroidery Class led by Susie Finlayson.. A workshop held over 2 days, 9.11.25 and 14.11.25, £20 per person.
Find out more at: dunbartonshirefederation@outlook.com

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