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DIY Silk Screen Printing

PAMELA YBANEZ

Sunday, June 17.

3 to 6 p.m.

$35, $30 OHCA members.

Interested in making your own uniquely designed t-shirt? Get your message out to the world by creating your own label or statement onto a shirt. In this easy and fun workshop you’ll learn how you can take an image or statement and add it onto your own clothing. This is a wonderful family activity (children ages 8 and up are welcome as we'll be working with exacto knives). It's also great for creating unique gifts. Bring your own design or we can help you create one. This workshop can get messy so please wear appropriate clothing. Please bring your own t-shirt to the workshop so you know it fits. RSVP by June 14.

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