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Think Ink!

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Think Ink!

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Experience the art of ink-blowing! Join our 45-minute sessions on August 19th to try this ancient technique and create a variety of inky patterns.

Using water-based inks, you can make unique designs by blowing through a straw to guide the pigments across the paper. Decorate your artwork using our resources and frame it to take home!

This event is recommended for children aged 5+ and their parents/carers. Parents/carers must remain with their children throughout the event. Please be aware this activity could get messy!

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