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Macramé Snowflakes

The Ruddy Duck, Bexhill · 4 November 2026

Macramé Snowflakes, from The Ruddy DuckImage: The Ruddy Duck
4 Nov

Image: The Ruddy Duck

A family macramé workshop where participants make decorative snowflakes for the holiday season. It takes place on 4 November 2026 at The Ruddy Duck in Bexhill, and booking is required through the event page.

Highlights

  • Make your own macramé snowflake decoration
  • Suitable for families and all ages
  • Booking required through the event page

Getting there

The Ruddy Duck, TN39 3HJ

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