Date Options
Wednesday, October 28 | 6:00–8:30 PM, 41 John Street, Unit 8, Port Hope, Ontario (Free parking is available on the side of the building.)
Please use the back entrance: From Lent Lane, go to the rear of the building and up the deck stairs to the very top. Enter through the door, and you’ll see the Gooseberry Studios sign. Unfortunately, the building is not wheelchair accessible and requires participants to make it up a flight of stairs. We apologize for this.
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Thursday, November 26 | 7:00–9:00 PM, Petit Delights, 20 Kingston Rd W, Ajax, ON L1T 4K8 (Free Parking)
Description
Slow down, get creative, and discover the beautiful Japanese-inspired art of Kinusaiga — a unique fabric art technique that creates intricate, textured designs without any sewing!
In this beginner-friendly workshop, you’ll create your own 10" × 10" framed fabric artwork, choosing from a variety of fabrics and several beautiful templates to make a piece that feels uniquely yours. You’ll be guided through the process step-by-step, so no previous art or crafting experience is needed. This is a forgiving, beginner-friendly craft.
Your evening includes:
Your own 10" × 10" framed artwork to take home
Lots of fabrics to choose from so you can personalize your piece
A selection of templates to choose from
All materials and step-by-step instructions
No sewing required!
Tea and a non-alcoholic beverage
Light refreshments
Whether you're a seasoned crafter or haven't picked up a creative project in years, this is an opportunity to try something new, enjoy a relaxed evening, and make something beautiful along the way.
Come solo, bring a friend, or make it a creative night out.
Photography & Recording
By attending this event, participants consent to being photographed and/or recorded and acknowledge that images, video, or audio captured during the event may be used by the organizers for promotional, marketing, social media, website, and other related purposes without compensation or further notice.
Date Options
Wednesday, October 28 | 6:00–8:30 PM, 41 John Street, Unit 8, Port Hope, Ontario (Free parking is available on the side of the building.)
Please use the back entrance: From Lent Lane, go to the rear of the building and up the deck stairs to the very top. Enter through the door, and you’ll see the Gooseberry Studios sign. Unfortunately, the building is not wheelchair accessible and requires participants to make it up a flight of stairs. We apologize for this.
OR
Thursday, November 26 | 7:00–9:00 PM, Petit Delights, 20 Kingston Rd W, Ajax, ON L1T 4K8 (Free Parking)
Description
Slow down, get creative, and discover the beautiful Japanese-inspired art of Kinusaiga — a unique fabric art technique that creates intricate, textured designs without any sewing!
In this beginner-friendly workshop, you’ll create your own 10" × 10" framed fabric artwork, choosing from a variety of fabrics and several beautiful templates to make a piece that feels uniquely yours. You’ll be guided through the process step-by-step, so no previous art or crafting experience is needed. This is a forgiving, beginner-friendly craft.
Your evening includes:
Your own 10" × 10" framed artwork to take home
Lots of fabrics to choose from so you can personalize your piece
A selection of templates to choose from
All materials and step-by-step instructions
No sewing required!
Tea and a non-alcoholic beverage
Light refreshments
Whether you're a seasoned crafter or haven't picked up a creative project in years, this is an opportunity to try something new, enjoy a relaxed evening, and make something beautiful along the way.
Come solo, bring a friend, or make it a creative night out.
Photography & Recording
By attending this event, participants consent to being photographed and/or recorded and acknowledge that images, video, or audio captured during the event may be used by the organizers for promotional, marketing, social media, website, and other related purposes without compensation or further notice.
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