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All made by hand

Dave Henry with his bird houses.

From art, pottery and delicately painted porcelain to bird feeders, knitted toys and clothing, everything handmade was on show at the Handmade Expo Market at the Noosa Leisure Centre on Sunday. If you missed it the expo market will be on again on 1 September. To apply for a stall visit www.thehandmadeexpo.com.au  

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