Don’t miss your opportunity to hear from industry experts in Designer Rugs Evolve Award Workshops!
Don’t miss your opportunity to hear from industry experts in Designer Rugs Evolve Award Workshops!
April 4th, 2011
This free industry workshop will teach you how to design a rug and what makes a great rug design. Hear from panelists in each state about what inspires them and gain an insight into the world of rug design!
To register emai:l info@designerrugs.com.au
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