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Felt Club

The club unites 20 permanent members and other regular and occasional participants learning felt craft designs and techniques. Felt is an affordable and easy-to-use material. You can make scarfs, accessories, 3D pictures, cusions and toys. More experienced members of the club make their hoppy an additional source of income. Others just enjoy creating gifts and souvenirs for their lfriends and family.

What you can expect at the meetings:

The participants learn to design and make felt crafts with a professional instructor. Once a year a joint exhibition of the handmade things is held.

Club leader and instructor:

Irina Kozhevnikova, a school teacher in the past, is an entrepreneur and training instructor holding a certificate of honor from the Komi Republic Mama-Market Festival and a certificate of the exhibition and fair of handcrafts organized by Business Russia Ltd. 

Who can be a member:

Age: 9+

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