Painting touch-ups at Repair & Share repair café this Saturday!
Painting touch-ups with popular artist Jan Alldritt-Miller at Repair & Share this Saturday Sept 21!
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Artist Jan Alldritt-Miller will be back at Repair & Share this Saturday from 11-2 offering *painting touch-ups! Bring your old heirloom piece or cool new op-shop find to the repair café at Auckland Library of Tools for a little TLC.
Also this week: Sewing, electronics and general repairs, as well as delicious Kokako Organic Coffee and home baking!
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Thanks Auckland Council, Repair Cafe Aotearoa NZ and Hackland for making it all possible.
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www.aucklandlibraryoftools.com...
*paint touch-ups only, no mark removals or frame repair, though frame repair might be possible with one of our general repairers.
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