Join us for our 3rd Annual Holiday Makers' Market! Our Artists and Makers will have their one-of-a-kind art, Pottery, Prints, Handspun Yarn, Project bags, shawl pins, Scandinavian Knitwear, yummy sweet treats, candles... and MORE! Joining us again this year Carly's longtime favorite - Kempston Farms Pepper Jelly. Enjoy hot cider and cookies while you shop : ) See you Sunday, November 24th, 11-4pm
Join us for our 2nd annual Spring Makers' Market! We will be filling up our Makers' Lounge with some fabulous items for sale. Enjoy cookies while you shop : ) See you Sunday, April 21st, 11am-4pm
Join us for our 2nd Annual Holiday Makers' Market! Our Artists and Makers will have their wood turned crochet hooks, Scandinavian Knitwear, Pottery, Prints, Handspun Yarn, Project bags, shawl pins, candles... and MORE! New this year Carly's longtime favorite - Kempston Farms Pepper Jelly. Enjoy hot cider and cookies while you shop : ) See you Sunday, November 19th, 11-4pm
Join us for our 1st Ever Spring Makers' Market! Our Artists and Makers will have their Pottery, Paintings, Prints, Handspun Yarn, Project bags, one-of-a-kind batik-dyed eggs, soaps, happy hygge for your Home and more! Enjoy cookies while you shop. See you Sunday, April 23rd, 11am-4pm
Needle tatting is a contemporary twist on a classic lace making technique. Learn the basic stitches, knots and picots to make a simple snowflake design. We will use larger yarns in class so you can easily see your stitches and will talk about working at different scale, adding beads and more. (Includes a tatting needle that you will take with you.)
This a quick-and-dirty hands-on class focused especially on making labels for your handmade items. This is great just in time for the holidays! Make a quilt label with the name and date that you can stitch to your quilt; a care instructions label for your hand-knit sweater or even hangtags for when you want to sell your work. You will learn the digital design skills to set up the file you need and then we will talk about ways to get it printed on fabric, paper, sticky vinyl and more. This is a “beyond the book” class, based on a project from the Spoonflower Handbook. We show a basic quilt label in the book and this class will show you variations and ways to adapt that idea to work for many different projects. You need to bring your laptop for the hands on part, but otherwise there are no other materials you need to bring.
