You want to hold a creative event, you say? That’s all you have to mention and you know I’ll make it my business to be there. I view crafting as a very inclusive, inviting, participatory, and community-oriented activity, not to mention great fun! There is just something about craft that has been a driving force for bringing friends and neighbors together throughout the ages — for the sake of meeting one another, fostering creativity, and even galvanizing for good deeds. From quilting bees and crochet circles, to barn-raisings and planting victory gardens, to painting murals and knitting for the needy (and even penguins), there is nothing like connecting with like-minded souls, learning a new skill, and making something with your own two hands.
I’ve been dreaming up crafty gatherings ever since I could wield a pair of scissors, from childhood birthday parties to various incarnations of knitting clubs and craft nights throughout high school and college, as well as creative community programs for the Etsy community, like Hands-On, Meet & Make, and Craft Party. Along the way, I have gleaned all sorts of knowledge for how to throw a successful crafting event without needing to spend much money at all.
Read on for tips and ideas to help you get started without breaking the bank.
1. Get focused
First, you’ll need to decide what you want your creative event to be all about. Here are some questions to consider:
- Is this a one-off event or a recurring gathering?
- What will the participants be doing at each meeting? Will there be an organized project for attendees to learn (like how to stencil), a general creative theme for participants to work on independently (like embroidery or stamping), a group project (like knitting scarves for charity) or more of an open, crafty free-for-all?
- If there is an organized project, what will it be? Who will teach the project? Will there be a different skill-share at each meeting?
- Who are you hoping to meet at your Craft Night? What sort of new friends are you hoping to make?
2. Find a space
Look for a location that would be conducive to the sort of creative event you are organizing. There are probably more free meeting spaces in your town than you might imagine. If you are hosting a knit and crochet night, a place with some comfy chairs or couches will do. If you’re thinking a drink-and-draw evening is more your thing, keep your eyes peeled for a place welcoming to your shenanigans and with tables for drawing upon. Community spaces, such as coffee shops, cafes, art spaces, bars, parks, and library meeting rooms are great places to look.
You can also try reaching out to places with an educational focus, such as museums with classrooms, art schools, or craft stores that host classes. These spaces might come equipped with basic tools for you to use and worktables dedicated to creative projects, which can be a bonus.
If you’re organizing a Craft Night among friends, you may wish to take turns hosting the gatherings at your own homes.
Or, perhaps, the creative event you have in mind transcends the need for walls and roof and furniture. Convene on the corner and go yarn-bomb your town! Meet in the park and make a chalk mural on the sidewalk. There’s nothing like taking it to the streets for some guerilla art action, right?
3. Pick a Project & Gather Supplies
Once you’ve honed in on the focus of your Craft Night and where you will be meeting, you’ll want to decide what you’ll be doing at each gathering. There are countless craft projects out there that cost very little money, especially when you get creative, as we are wont to do at Craft Nights! You may wish to ask everyone to bring their own supplies, or chip in to cover the costs. If you have ambitious material needs, try reaching out to local craft supply stores for possible sponsorship, particularly if you’re seeking specialized materials.
Here are a few project ideas that require only minimum supplies that you might have lurking in your home already (including scrap and recycled materials):
- Origami boxes
- Crocheted totebag with “plarn”
- Recycled glove chipmunk softies
- DIY shrinky dinks
- Fusing plastic bags
- Fabric flower pins
- Matchbox love letters
- Rolling ball books and ornaments
- Knitted Postcards
- Natural Dye
- Instant books
- Light bulb terrariums, eyeglass brooches, paint chip art & more recycled projects
For more inspiration for potential Craft Night projects, be sure to peruse the How-Tuesday column of Etsy’s blog, watch our How-To Videos, or take inspiration from past Craft Night projects at the Etsy Labs.
To find instructors for skill-sharing Craft Nights, you probably won’t need to look further than your own arts community. Reach out to your friends, local art teachers, artists and designers, craft store owners, arts bloggers, craft book authors, and local Etsy sellers and Etsy Teams to find creative folks who may be willing to share their mad skills and know-how to an eager and attentive audience.
Don’t forget refreshments: snacks and crafts go together like paper and glue! Go potluck-style and encourage everyone who is attending to bring a snack to share. Maybe a local bakery would even like to sponsor your Craft Night and provide some treats.
Or, if you’re a food lover you could even host a Craft Night centered around your favorite confection. Every year at the Etsy Labs we co-host a Cupcake Craft Night with Cupcakes Take the Cake where we make cupcake-inspired crafts and dine upon real cupcakes made by participants and donated from local bakeries. Yum!
4. Choose dates & times
If your Craft Night is going to be a recurring event I would recommend picking a regular meeting time, such as a specific day and time that is weekly, monthly, or bi-monthly. Hosting meetings at regular intervals helps to keep up the momentum, while choosing a regular day and time (rather than meeting erratically) will help your crafters remember when to show up and make routine appearances.
5. Spread the Word
Get the word out and promote! Invite all your friends and local crafters to participate. Reach out to local Etsy Teams.
If you’re looking to attract local artists outside of your existing circle of friends, create some buzz by getting the word out high and low. Create event postings on sites like Going, Time Out, Yelp, and similar local sites where you live. Hit up those social networking channels; put a call out on Twitter and start a Facebook group.
If you’re serious about creating a thriving, ongoing gathering, Meetup.com is also a great place to connect with like-minded creative folks in your area.
6. Get busy crafting!
At the event, be sure to greet everyone who arrives and hand out name tags so that newbies don’t feel like lost souls. Have all participants sign in when they arrive and leave their email address so you can build a mailing list and easily stay in touch. As your Craft Night is winding down for the evening, remind everyone where and when the next meeting will be.
Checklist for the day of your meeting:
- Name tags and pens
- Sign-in sheet
- Signs directing to your meeting space
- Tables and chairs
- Craft supplies
- Snacks
- Music
- First-Aid Kit
Here are a few examples of hands-on groups and gatherings, for further inspiration:
- Church of Craft
- Craft Mafia
- Swap-o-Rama
- Dr. Sketchy’s Anti-Art School
- Swap for Good
- Fixer’s Collective
- Bags for the People
- Drink and Draw at 3rd Ward
- Project Linus
- Stitch ‘n Bitch
- Brooklyn Skillshare
Do you have a tip for leading a craft group/event? Do you organize your own Craft Night?
Tell us about it in the comments below!
129 comments
candacejean said 10 years ago
Eeehee.. I'm ALWAYS telling my momma and kid sisters and my best friend Carrie that "we need to have craft night". I appreciate this article; it may just be the inspiration/motivation I need to actually do it! Thanks!
VintageEye said 10 years ago
Yes! You must remember the food!
laigrai said 10 years ago
yay for craft nights!! i think gathering around the crafting table is seriously *the* best way to meet people and share what you love!
Ayca said 10 years ago
Lovely article!
ScienceKitty said 10 years ago
Craft Night sounds like such fun! Thanks for the inspiration.
CraftLoco said 10 years ago
Some of my fondest memories growing up was when my Mom would hold craft nights at our house in the 70's... Good times and a great article! I LOVE Etsy!!
tamaragarvey said 10 years ago
omg, you had me at "mimosas & making!"
batzy said 10 years ago
We are organizing our local event here in Tijuana...thanks for this article!
eveneve said 10 years ago
sweet.
shereesalchemy said 10 years ago
I am going to be hosting my very first craft night in my downtown Houston studio the 3rd weekend in July! I would have joined the June 18th bash, but I have previous plans for that night. Reading your article makes me realize I should whip up some delicious homemade goodies to share as well!
undermyfeet said 10 years ago
Sounds like fun.
elinart said 10 years ago
Love it!
bigbadartcollective said 10 years ago
I love craft nights! Our Etsy store was kicked off by several wintry late-night crafting sessions & we're still inspired. Sharing materials helps keep down costs quite a bit. We've often used materials already around. I'm looking forward to perusing all of the ideas above. The light bulb terrariums are awesome. Thanks for this article.
SaraBJewelry said 10 years ago
i need to try this! i want some crafty friends ;)
QuuteJewelry said 10 years ago
I have been wanting to do a craft night in my area for so long but have afraid to venture out and make it happen...your words of encouragement have inspired me!
braggingbags said 10 years ago
My girlfriends husbands are all military and since they have all deployed we get together every Saturday night for Craft Night ~ we do simple projects, eat dinner, and chat away! It is such a fun & relaxing atmosphere - I highly suggest craft nights! Thanks for this post!
KathyGDesigns said 10 years ago
Thanks! I enjoyed this article.
KnockKnocking said 10 years ago
Oooh, I love me some yarn bombing!
UxCritter said 10 years ago
Thank You for the great article! I have been to craft parties and I have tried to initiate them too. I am not a really good organizer, but I am a good attendee to ones others organize, and I always enjoy any kind of crafting. I haven't figured out Etsy Labs yet to see what it's all about, but it sounds fabulous to craft together or just discuss crafting. Thank you again for the information!
ArtisticIntentions said 10 years ago
Sounds like fun!!
JL67 said 10 years ago
What a SUPER-FUN idea! Thanks for sharing! :)
lovelygifts said 10 years ago
OOoh the treats look good
SilverSistersStudio said 10 years ago
Eek! So timely! I just posted on my blog about a farmer's market "creativity booth" i was thinking of starting up, just for fun. Thanks for the advice and ideas!
helenapuck said 10 years ago
Now all I need is all the crafty people to move closer to be so people will come. :sigh: Seriously though, thanks for the wonderful ideas. I've been thinking about doing a craft night with my youth group.
moosomething said 10 years ago
I adore SophieBlackall's art at the top!!
akcArt said 10 years ago
Thanks for laying the groundwork and all the helpful ideas!
feltonthefly said 10 years ago
Hooray for craft night! C'mon over to my house! I'm so inspired...
craftpile said 10 years ago
I need to do this after summer!!! Time is always the problem :(
seaofbees said 10 years ago
great tips!
squid21r said 10 years ago
Wonderful tips! I soooo want to have a craft night now!!
VintageTribe said 10 years ago
Love this idea! I'm in the process of moving, but I'm sooooo hosting a craft night for my friends when i settle in to my new place! FUN!!
amypetersstudio said 10 years ago
Just started one at my new fabulous studio in San Luis Obispo. Can't wait!
connectthedotscrafts said 10 years ago
Thanks for sharing! I held a craft night at my workplace, but it was less of a make-in-the-moment thing, and more of an opportunity to share all the ways we are creative in our personal time. I learned so many new things about my coworkers! Read more here: http://tiny.cc/fe8kv.
ikabags said 10 years ago
Wohoo for craft nights!!With friends, with a lot of ideas etc !!!
AnnTig said 10 years ago
Great article!
VedaArts said 10 years ago
cute
ArtMind said 10 years ago
I'm throwing a craftparty on the 18th from 10AM till 5PM - too bad my studio is too small for more then 8 guests but everyone is excited about it and it's going to be heaps of fun! :) Happy B-day, Etsy! :) Thanks for all the tips, they are great! :)
derinmavi said 10 years ago
Great inspiration to organize a craft night! Thank you for the article!
triggerhappy said 10 years ago
We're down to the wire for our little skillshare kickstarter project - 3 days! If you could spread the word, we'd greatly appreciate it. June 5th in Millerton NY - 2 etsy makers represent - myself & serimony. more info here http://larksandjapes.wordpress.com and the kickstarter link below. Fantastic tips! Thanks! @larksandjapes 3 days to donate! backer rewards include bitters, handmade goodness, possibly cartwheels. thanks in advance! http://is.gd/cqhch #kickstarter
newenglandcandyco said 10 years ago
this is awesome, I could def provide the treats!! I bookmarked for reference later. Got some great ideas for a craft night already!!
FABRINICO said 10 years ago
Peru Local team is organizing one Craft Night in Lima http://www.meetup.com/Etsy-Craft-Party/5274/
saintesmariesjewelry said 10 years ago
great idea....
julessabjewelry said 10 years ago
Hooray for CRAFT NIGHT! My family and I have at least one craft night each week. I've been teaching my husband and mom how to make jewelry, pour resin, drill beads and so much more! We love it.
rainpeople said 10 years ago
what fun! pass me the plate of chocolate covered pretzels please!!! XO
heatherfuture said 10 years ago
Hehehe, I've had some great craft nights at my place. Usually they involve: -LOTS of random supplies from the dollar store laid out nicely on a table -a little too much drinking (mixing drinks is like a craft...) -inebriated friends joyously making fabulous messes Such good times! Perhaps I'll have a more orderly and organized event at some point... But the kind where people pass out on the floor covered in glitter are fun for now!
AvianInspirations said 10 years ago
Don't forget the food (and drink)! These are so fun fun fun! I really love those light bulb terrariums.
recycledwares said 10 years ago
I've RSVP'd for the Dallas Craft Party. So far 85 have signed up. I can't wait.
HeartBeadDesigns said 10 years ago
marking
slippie said 10 years ago
Fun! I'm about to move to SF ... besides meetup.com, does anyone know of other ways to meet artsy/ crafty people? I know there must be tons of such people in the bay area.
CamelliaCottage said 10 years ago
I belong to a group called 'The Georgia Farmgirls'! We meet once a month, but a few weeks ago started having a 'Craft Party' each Thursday night. The first night there were two of us, the 2nd week there were 5, and this week there were 6 of us. We bring snack foods and members are encouraged to bring whatever project they are working on, like knitting, embroidery, etc. We also have an 'idea corner' where we have yarn and knitting needles that can be used to start a project. This week we also started on a scrapbook for the group's first year. It's so much fun! A bunch of ladies laughing and talking and sharing their projects is just a wonderful thing!
theothermagdalene said 10 years ago
I'd been toying with the idea but never solidified it. But now I know at least two people who craft, three if I'm lucky, and they can always bring friends. I'll try to do that this summer!
1AEON said 10 years ago
the light bulbs are crazy awesome! wow!
KCsCreations said 10 years ago
I love the concept and have participated at one time or another in quilting, scrapbooking, rubberstamping and sewing ---oh and knitting! It is making my "wheels turn" a bit and wondering if maybe I should take some gal pals up on gettin' together to make jewelry
CuddledUp said 10 years ago
Gosh you gave me so many great ideas! If I were to have a craft night, I would do a walk before hand, then some nice fruit and veggie platters, some fun tunes, and something very engaging and fun. :)What a great idea. :)
CuriousTuesday said 10 years ago
What a great idea and a great excuse for more crafting!
pasin said 10 years ago
Great tips
Gamut said 10 years ago
Love craft gatherings-exciting to see younger people discovering their own 'crafts' and ways to pursue them.
ilgattoselvatico said 10 years ago
Totally! I tried to plan a craft night last fall but I couldn't gather enough people, reading this just rebooted my battery and I think I'm gonna give it another go.
GusandOllie said 10 years ago
Living abroad our Craft Nights have become something very dear to our hearts. It's not only a time and place to craft, have a few drinks and eat some lovely homemade goodies, but also a much needed realm in which to share our good times and bad, with people who know exactly what you're going through....We all miss home and our families terribly (we're from all over the world), but our Stitch n Bitch group has become somewhat of a family itself :) Great article! Thank you.
BoutiqueButtons said 10 years ago
Good idea!
dollybirdboutique said 10 years ago
Love this idea, I am going to gather my friends for a crafting session. And what a great chance to reuse and recycle old items x
valburgesscollage said 10 years ago
Thanks for the organized format of information. I have been trying to get a get together off the ground in my local neighborhood. Will use the suggestions.
artnestshop said 10 years ago
Some girls and I have been 'planning' on a Summer Sewing Club (we need to work on our name :) for several months - this article was a great inspiration to just jump in and do it! It's hard for me to find 'like minded' crafty people in my community so maybe this will bring them out into the open...THANKS!
MagicMarkingsArt said 10 years ago
I've been holding "Ladies Nights Out" once a month since last September. Together this diverse group of women relax, create, laugh, drink wine and learn something new. This past week was "Garden Art". The ladies hand painted wooden birdhouses, bisque bird feeders and bisque bird baths. It is such a joyous time and I highly recommend it to everyone! I have more information on my blog and website.
tomatored said 10 years ago
so FUN! I need to pull one together!
sosewsomething said 10 years ago
Such a well-written post! I host "Make It Mondays" every month and I agree with EVERYTHING said. Plus, I LOVE the list of things to do that you provided - those terrariums are sooo cool!
GrowingUpWCharissa said 10 years ago
Oooh! Thanks for this article! I've been thinking about throwing one so this was great timing!
CreationsBySBDesigns said 10 years ago
love the craft night idea.....if only i had a space to hold such a night..... oh well keep dreaming i guess.....
baconsquarefarm said 10 years ago
Need to one going all the older woman could teach us young ones knitting, crocheting, tatting, quilting from the past, hmmmm the gears are turning. Thanks
Chesterella said 10 years ago
My new shop in Bellport, NY, Rosie's Handmade Revolution, has Workshop Thursdays nights. I have a had a couple of Etsy crafters come and teach the workshops as well as myself. We have a great time around my 1890's 12ft long butchers block crafting away and learning new things!!!
SmilingGirlStudio said 10 years ago
I'm planning as we speak....... Thank you for the inspiration!
maggiemaevintage said 10 years ago
craft night sounds like so much fun!
AutumnLeavesJewelry said 10 years ago
Aaaaaaaa looks like so much fun, one of these days I'm going to host one ;p
MarKhed said 10 years ago
so awesome! I want to host a craft night but really didn't know hot go about it! Thanks for the tips!
compassrosedesigns said 10 years ago
Hoping to have a craft party in Rapid City, SD. If you live in this area, please convo me.
BigSisterDesigns said 10 years ago
Love it! I am in the process of starting a knit and crochet group making scarves for the homeless in my area. Our first meeting will be June 3rd.
IndieMoon said 10 years ago
Great ideas & info. Thanks!!!
BeadHeadArt said 10 years ago
I have been wanting to do this forever and I have been hinting around to all my friends but this gives me an actual outline!! Yay now I can actually get it started! :)
bedbuggs said 10 years ago
Great Tips, Thanks so much for the article!
Anaspaceship said 10 years ago
I love the octipus finger puppet!!
mairitales said 10 years ago
I'm going to organize a crafty meetup in Rome-Italy on 18 june, so: thank you for all these ideas and info :D Great!!!
Silentretreat said 10 years ago
Stitch n bitch ftw.
BotanicalBead said 10 years ago
Great ideas & info, we are on it up here on Vancouver Island!
Silentretreat said 10 years ago
I want to throw a craft night myself now.
carolgirl00 said 10 years ago
Awesome idea!!
kaylovesvintage said 10 years ago
that looks like so much fun
songsparrow said 10 years ago
What a great bridal shower/party idea!
simpledream2 said 10 years ago
Several years ago I read an article from a county extension office and the theme of the article was "teach a girl to sew", in other words pass down a viable skill. Craft night idea would be a way to do this; moms and daughters getting together to teach/learn something fun.
africanqueenjewelry said 10 years ago
This is a great idea. I really enjoyed this information.
jewelrydesignsbyabr said 10 years ago
I like "craft night" instead of what I usually call "jewelry party". seems more fun and targeted towards everyone's interest!
nowonder said 10 years ago
Such Lovely ideas!
lefthandedgoth said 10 years ago
Been saying for a while that I need to start a "Half-Assed Craft Koven", for people who want to get together and make spell kits, magickkk things, and stuff. Requirements: -- must blow off one meeting a year. -- must not miss when it's your turn to bring refreshments. -- each meeting we try out a new cocktail recipe. -- NO CIRCLES! At best, the people who would show up would be so bent it would have to be an octagon. Making stuff would be in there, somewhere, I'm sure. In the OKC area? Interested? Convo!!
lefthandedgoth said 10 years ago
... sister HACK octagons also welcome to start up...
BLinkDesign said 10 years ago
Great tips! I'm definitely gonna use these for our Craft Night Party in San Antonio.
LaBelleDesigns said 10 years ago
I've thought about doing a craft night but never really knew how to go about it...now, I'm intruged and super excited! Thanks for the great tips. I will be organizing something as soon as we get settled in our new house! I really think that I could convert some of my 'not-so-crafty' friends with one of these nights!
LisaDPottery said 10 years ago
Love the idea of a Craft Night! I'm going to have to dream up an event around pottery. I think that would be an awesome time for those who have never "played in the clay" before. Ooooooh - just thought of the name for the event! "Play in the Clay". Thanks for the ideas!
FabricFascination said 10 years ago
What a fun article, I need to come back and look at all the crafting suggestions.
perfectlyhandmade said 10 years ago
I LOVE the idea of Craft Night to celebrate Etsy's Birthday! I hope to have my own Craft Night sometime soon! Speaking of EXCITING birthdays... Today on May 30, 2010, we are celebrating the very first Etsy Birthday of Perfectly Handmade! To celebrate, we'll be offering some special deals from now until Friday, June 4, 2010 at 10:00 PM! 15% off will be offered during this time on ALL items whose listings will state "ETSY BIRTHDAY SALE" in the title and the price will already reflect the discount! We hope that you will treat yourself to something special and help us celebrate our birthday!
DesignsByMonicaMarie said 10 years ago
Wonderful article. Thanks for the tips!
rerealtya said 10 years ago
great ideas!
thecraftcaravan said 10 years ago
I started a weekly craft night about six months ago. It is definitely the most fun/inspiring way to craft! I plan weekly projects, gather info & materials and assemble a group of friends and crafters from the community. Then I charge a flat rate to attend, which covers the materials and my time. I recently added these classes to my etsy page to make the money exchange a little easier. : ) We used to meet at an art studio but now we're wandering around town, having craft night in coffee shops and in people's homes. It's amazing how hospitable people can be! www.thecraftcaravan.blogspot.com
mygoodness said 10 years ago
i so want to stage a Craft Night in my town, Placerville, CA., halfway between Lake Tahoe and Placerville...this is my goal in the next six months...and I've ben inspired by Etsy's ideas and suggestions! thanks so much...!
Lipeony said 10 years ago
great timing my friends and I were planning a craft night to play with new ideas and styles =D
greenpicklesshop said 10 years ago
Oh my goodness! I think this may have to be my birthday party! It is such a great idea! Thanks for sharing! Love Aimee x
jcisco112 said 10 years ago
Lots of great ideas!!
kizzyrayan123 said 10 years ago
I want to throw a craft night!
jenniferdennispotter said 10 years ago
They sound like a lot of fun! I'd love to make books or matchbox love letters. Great ideas! Thanks for featuring my photo, too!
cooljewelrydesign said 10 years ago
Great creativity flowing there...wonderful ideas for fun and just letting your hair down!
beadifulnanci said 10 years ago
Great article I was thinking of doing something like a craft night or maybe a craft day in the park like a craft picnic. Thanks for the ideas!
mossyrockpottery said 10 years ago
I know a gal that has her friends over, supplies the drinks and ends up with like a couple thousand dollars in zipper pulls, jewelry, etc. put together for practically nothing, and they love doing it.
RameOttone said 10 years ago
Any ideas for crafting edibles? I was thinking like icing cupcakes and decorating with sprinkles and such... but honestly that sounds expensive. Can anyone think of some great food ideas that could be crafts as well and maybe not so expensive? Thanks all! I'm hosting a Craft Party in Winston-Salem, NC for Etsy's June 18th birthday. Go to the meetup pages to sign up or convo me!
DestinysTreasures said 10 years ago
This is a great artical:) I have always wanted to have a craft night. With the info provided here I am going to give it a try:) Thank you:)
zizolabel said 10 years ago
hi Julie, thanks for the inspiration and ideas! I recently had a craft night with some of my friends making jewellery from inner tyres of bicycles. Yep, that's possible! Seeing my friends use different techniques and designs was inspiring. Your article makes me think about organizing this on a grander scale... here in the Netherlands we need some creative interaction!
geralyngray said 10 years ago
I am holding a craft party in Asbury Park at the shoppes at the Arcade......I want to spread the word to the New Jersey Etsy community.....any suggestions????
blueberryshoes said 9 years ago
i throw a crafty potluck monthly :D here is my tutorial on how to throw your own: http://mermaidscloset.blogspot.com/2010/09/crafty-potluck.html i also threw a crafty picnic: http://mermaidscloset.blogspot.com/2010/12/crafty-picnic.html i am moving to The Bay area in California in a week, and I plan to pick up where I've left off here in Florida ;) if you're in that area, feel free to contact me to be included!
polkadotsandblooms said 9 years ago
What a fantastic idea. I have never thought about starting a craft night but it is the most obvious and natural thing to do. Watch this space... :-)
NiChaPoN said 9 years ago
Thanks a lot for a sweetie story...
LyndysSilks said 9 years ago
Sounds fun and thanks for the great tips.
NancyMilano said 9 years ago
There is nothing as nice as getting together with old friends and new to do handiwork. I am a member of the EGA [Embroidery Guild of America ] and we meet every Tuesday to embroider,knit or crochet. Not only do we turn out some beautiful needlework, we are a wonderful suport group for each other as we travel through life !
indigobjects said 9 years ago
Exciting! Thanks for sharing!
vicitra said 9 years ago
que bueno!!!me encanta la idea y me inspira,ojala pudiera organizarse eso por estas tierras,se me ocurrio llevarla a mi escuela una vez por mes,con todos los alumnos q quieran participar,(soy profesora de arte)y enseñar distintas tecnicas ,que les parece?
emily cline from RubyShea said 8 years ago
Thank you so much! What great information -- I know it may seem basic to you, but great stuff. Can't wait to have a Westchester Craft Party!
Katie Louise Leach from HopeForBinati said 8 years ago
Thank you so much for this article. I'm planning a Christmas crafting party and this was super helpful! :)
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Kimberly Barclay from KandLTreasures said 3 years ago
Question...when you host a crafting party do you supply everything, or do participants bring their own scissors/glue guns/materials? I am hosting a crafting class as part of a ladies retreat, and am wondering how much prep work to do in advance. I'm making felt flower wreaths. Do I cut the flowers all out ahead of time, or provide patterns and have ladies cut them? Do I ask them to bring their own scissors/glue guns? Just wondering how much to do.....any suggestions appreciated.