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Workshop | Personalised Christmas Card-Making at Segotia

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Segotia
Published 03/11/26 - 1 week ago
€30.00
Category
Courses / Workshops
Website
https://segotia.ie/
Date(s)
Saturday 29th November
Times
2pm - 3pm
Address
Segotia, Hilton House, Ardee Rd, Rathmines, Dublin 6, D06 FK18
Description

Give your Christmas cards that extra personal touch this year with the help of Irish illustrator and facilitator Catherine Geaney (Nine Arrow).

Join Cat for a festive 1-hour Christmas card-making workshop to get you into the Christmas spirit.

Cat will introduce you to using stencils, gelli plates, and creative printing techniques to craft your own unique designs that speak directly from your heart to those of your loved ones.

Play with different materials and ideas, all while enjoying tea, mince pies, and a cosy, creative atmosphere.

All materials provided. You are welcome to make over 20 cards (or less – no stress!).

For more information and to book, click here.

 
 
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