Make Your Own Beaded Pearl Jewellery Workshop @ Counter King's Wardrobe, St. Pauls | July 7th, 2024

Make Your Own Beaded Pearl Jewellery Workshop @ Counter King's Wardrobe, St. Pauls | July 7th, 2024

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Make Your Own Beaded Pearl Jewellery Workshop @ Counter King's Wardrobe, St. Pauls | July 7th, 2024This listing is for one ticket to my Make Your Own Beaded Pearl Jewellery workshop, taking place on the 7th of July, 2024, from 11 1: 30pm. The workshop will take place at Counter King's Wardrobe, a beautiful Central London location just minutes from St Paul's and Blackfriars Stations (153 55 Carter Ln, London EC4V 5AE). I like to start my workshops with a short lesson on pearls, including how they are formed and farmed, how to assess pearl quality,

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Kenneth R. Davis

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I have many books by Mr Merwin and I like the Budhist mindset that shines through.

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