DIY rain sticks or shakers
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The Legacy Hub
Nicholas Street Precinct, Lower Ground, 143 Brisbane Street, Ipswich, Queensland, Australia
Fill tubes with rice, beads, or pasta and create soothing sounds.
Fill tubes with rice, beads, or pasta and create soothing sounds.
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