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3 people working on woodworking tools, 7 people smiling and holding up their completed cutting boards
Craft Your Own Cutting Board: Intro to Woodworking Basics

Capacity Used: 111%
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Embark on your woodworking journey with A Cut(ting Board) Above the Rest, where the art of crafting meets the practicality of creating a custom, handmade piece. Whether you're new to woodworking or looking to elevate your kitchen game, this introductory class led by Akeera is the perfect opportunity to delve into the world of woodcraft.
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A collage showing the process of making stained glass bird ornaments with a dark red border. The left image shows two people soldering together pieces of blue and clear glass shaped like a bird. The top right image shows two people each holding their finished stained glass bird pieces by small hanging chains. The bottom right image shows a close-up of a finished bird ornament made of light blue, white, and black glass pieces with dark solder lines.
Intro to Stained Glass: Create an Ornament

Capacity Used: 44%
Embark on a creative journey into the world of stained glass with our beginner-friendly ornament workshop! Learn the renowned “Tiffany” method, encompassing designing, grinding, foiling, and soldering techniques to craft your own festive glass ornament. This hands-on class is tailored for beginners, offering step-by-step guidance to ensure everyone masters the essential skills. By the end of the workshop, each participant will proudly take home a completed stained glass ornament.
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A collage of handmade resin jewelry featuring botanical and celestial designs: the top row showcases various earrings with dried flowers, glitter, and tiny embellishments in teardrop, diamond, and oval frames. The bottom row shows a matching pendant with a gold bird and floral border (left), and more earrings with navy resin, gold flakes, and ornate gold frames (right).
Create Resin Jewelry set with Natural Elements

Capacity Used: 20%
Design your own one-of-a-kind matching earring and necklace set using natural materials and glossy resin. You’ll start by choosing your jewelry base and then dive into a seriously fun collection of leaves, dried flowers, paper butterflies, crushed glass, foil, resin pieces, and more. You can even bring your own little items to embed!

Once your design is just right, you’ll mix and pour resin under the expert guidance of Audra (who’s excellent at helping beginners and seasoned crafters alike). The result? A wearable piece of art that’s completely your own.
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A collage showing the process of making stained glass bird ornaments with a dark red border. The left image shows two people soldering together pieces of blue and clear glass shaped like a bird. The top right image shows two people each holding their finished stained glass bird pieces by small hanging chains. The bottom right image shows a close-up of a finished bird ornament made of light blue, white, and black glass pieces with dark solder lines.
Intro to Stained Glass: Create an Ornament

Capacity Used: 33%
Embark on a creative journey into the world of stained glass with our beginner-friendly ornament workshop! Learn the renowned “Tiffany” method, encompassing designing, grinding, foiling, and soldering techniques to craft your own festive glass ornament. This hands-on class is tailored for beginners, offering step-by-step guidance to ensure everyone masters the essential skills. By the end of the workshop, each participant will proudly take home a completed stained glass ornament.
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3 images of people pulling ink across a screen to imprint on the cloth below
From Concept to Creation: Intro to Screen Printing

Capacity Used: 67%
Only 3 spots left!

Explore the craft of screen printing in this engaging, hands-on workshop. Start with a live demonstration of screen creation, where you’ll learn how to prepare and set up designs. Then, try your hand at printing your own designs using pre-made screens. Ideal for beginners or those curious about trying a new creative technique, this workshop offers a chance to combine practical skills with artistic expression, resulting in custom prints to take home.
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A collage of resin crafting: the left shows a person pouring resin into a mold, the right shows another person carefully working with resin, and the center displays a finished blue glittery snowflake ornament.
Resin Wonderland: Create Your Own Ornaments

Capacity Used: 8%
Join Audra of Motherhood Creations for a festive, hands-on workshop where you’ll design and create your own resin winter ornaments—perfect for decorating your home or gifting to loved ones. Explore resin’s creative possibilities while crafting colorful, sparkling pieces that capture the holiday spirit.
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3 colorful images of recycled paper and magazines, repurposed into small cards
Upcycled Stationery: Winter Themed Cards & Envelopes from Found Paper

Capacity Used: 9%
Come use MakeHaven’s die press cutter to create one-of-a-kind envelopes and collaged greeting cards using thrifted paper treasures. In this hands-on workshop, you'll transform discarded materials—like old books, magazines, and maps—into beautiful, usable stationery with a cozy, seasonal feel. It's the perfect way to craft unique, thoughtful cards for the coming months.
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A collage showing handmade refillable notebooks with colorful covers and creative closures. The main image on the left features a brown notebook and a smaller gray one tied with pink elastic and a green button, with a pencil resting on top. The top right image shows a hand opening a brown notebook to reveal patterned pages inside. The bottom right image shows teal, gray, and orange notebooks secured with elastic loops and buttons. The collage has a dark red border.
Crafted Covers: Build Your Own Refillable Notebook

Capacity Used: 27%
Make a journal, sketchbook, or notebook encased in a flexible Kraft-Tex cover that looks and behaves like leather. In this hands-on workshop you’ll sew refillable page inserts, design a cover with pockets and a closure of your choice, and leave with a finished refillable notebook prototype you can reuse and customize.
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3 people working on woodworking tools, 7 people smiling and holding up their completed cutting boards
Craft Your Own Cutting Board: Intro to Woodworking Basics

Capacity Used: 44%
Embark on your woodworking journey with A Cut(ting Board) Above the Rest, where the art of crafting meets the practicality of creating a custom, handmade piece. Whether you're new to woodworking or looking to elevate your kitchen game, this introductory class led by Alex is the perfect opportunity to delve into the world of woodcraft.
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Collage of three metal lathes: a close-up of a lathe cutting metal with sparks, a green manual lathe, and a gray manual lathe in workshop settings.
Metal Lathe Mastery: Turning Basics for Beginners

Capacity Used: 40%
Only 3 spots left!

Step into the world of metalworking with our comprehensive lathe workshop, where safety meets precision and creativity knows no bounds. This hands-on class covers all the essentials of lathe operation, from safety protocols to basic machining techniques, empowering you to bring your metalworking dreams to life.
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Collage of six photos showing people tufting and displaying colorful handmade rugs, including animal designs, text art, and geometric patterns, in a workshop setting.
Create Your Own Hand-Tufted Rug: Beginner Workshop

Capacity Used: 10%
Discover the artistry of rug tufting, a creative process where participants will sketch a pattern on a cloth, then use a tufting gun to inject the yarn into the cloth.
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A collage with a dark red border showing examples of marbled leather. The left image features a hand holding a square piece of leather marbled in swirling yellow, orange, green, and white patterns. The top right image shows several small leather pieces in vibrant marbled designs—pink, black, and multicolor—alongside bottles of leather dye. The bottom right image shows a finished leather wallet with bold marbled stripes in oranges, reds, yellows, and browns, opened to display its snap closure.
Marble & Make: Leather Accessories

Capacity Used: 15%
In this two-part workshop, participants will learn how to marble leather and create their own colorful, one-of-a-kind leather accessories. Leather marbling is similar to traditional paper or fabric marbling, but it uses different dyes and requires unique preparation and finishing techniques. Across two evenings, you’ll explore the full process without needing to purchase specialty pigments, tools, or safety equipment—or risk dyeing your entire kitchen floor at home. By the end, participants will leave with a finished pair of earrings or a bracelet/cuff featuring their own custom marbled pattern.
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A collage of round plush toys with a dark red border. On the left is a light green frog plush with a white belly and small smiling face. On the right, the top image shows a green cat plush with yellow eyes next to a teal frog plush with button eyes and a blue belly. The bottom right image shows a tan dog plush with a dark brown muzzle beside a pink pig plush with blue embroidered eyes and a light pink snout.
Cozy Creations: Stuffed Animal Workshop Series

Capacity Used: 11%
Bring your creativity to life by designing and sewing your own stuffed animals! In this four-session series, held Sundays from January 4th through January 25th, participants will learn the full process—from stitching and shaping to adding expressive features and personal details. You’ll explore both hand-sewing and basic embroidery techniques while learning how to customize existing patterns to make your creations truly one-of-a-kind.
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A collage showing a metalworking class. On the right, an instructor demonstrates how to operate a milling machine to two students, who watch closely. On the left, two smaller images show a milling machine and a pair of shiny metal dice—examples of the kind of item made in the workshop.
Precision Metal Milling: Bridgeport Essentials for Beginners

Capacity Used: 20%
Dive into the world of metalworking with the Bridgeport Manual Mill class, where safety meets the art of basic metal milling operations. This class equips participants with the essential skills to master the Bridgeport Mill, a standard manual knee-type vertical milling machine, while creating a functional and stylish project: a pair of metal 6-sided dice.
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