Summer Drop-In Special! To celebrate summertime in the Makerspace, we have FOUR unique drop-in crafts during June and July. Visit the Makerspace during the first half of June to make a watermelon popsicle decoration using laser cut wood pieces, paint, […]
May is for Makers! Drop by during the entire month of May to make your own face wash using various essential oils. Its foamy texture will soothe and clean your skin. See you in the May-kerspace!
We have no more ideas in the Makerspace… APRIL FOOL’S! For this month’s drop-in, use leather, charms, and chain to create a lariat style necklace. This necklace would be a great gift for someone special or for yourself! Creating in […]
Spring is just around the corner, and we found a great project for this time of year! Drop into the Makerspace during the entire month of March to create a lantern with rice paper and pressed flowers. This elegant, glowing […]
Warm up and relax with this month’s drop-in project! Combine rose petals and various salts into a soothing bath mix that is perfect for this time of year. We hope you’ll stop by!
Welcome to a new year in the Makerspace! And what’s the best way to celebrate? Making gnomes of course! During the month of January, stop by the Makerspace to create a cute, fluffy gnome out of yarn and add some […]
We’ve reached the end of another year, so the Makerspace is doing something special to celebrate. We have FOUR unique drop-in crafts this month! Check our schedule below, and remember: the Makerspace is closed on Mondays, and the library is […]
Tired of canned air fresheners? The Makerspace has you covered! Decorate a jar and fill it with a mixture of dry fruits and spices. Then, simmer in a pan to make your house smell fresh and natural (like fall!). This […]
BOO! It’s a new Drop-In! Make this soft, fall-themed felt pouch to store your odds and ends in. No sewing required! You can hide some of your Halloween candy in there for a sneaky snack or take your self-care supplies […]
September is here already? Time for a new drop-in project! Heishi (pronounced “hee-shee”), from the Santo Domingo Pueblo word meaning “shell,” traditionally refers to beads made of shell or polished stone. Our drop-in this month provides the materials and instructions […]
