Sadly Kate will not be able to join us this year due to a new chapter in her family. And so we’re re-imagining that beautiful space to include some ongoing craft conversation and potential activities. We will miss Kate and wish her and her family well during these challenging times and look forward to her return!
The Yarn Arts & Knitting Nook:
Time Slot: Begins Friday at 2 pm and continues all throughout camp!
Supplies: Is knitting or crocheting your thing? Do you love needlepoint or embroidery? Bring your UFO’s, current project to keep going among like minded crafters. Have questions and challenges? Someone surely will know how to get you unstuck! It will be a great space to see what others are working on as well as techniques, tools and tricks. This is a fluid collaborative space to sit and stitch and visit with new friends.
Puzzles with My Gnomies
Time Slot: Begins Friday at 2 pm and continues all throughout camp!
Supplies: None! We’ve got two 1000+ Gnome themed puzzled for anyone and everyone to mess around with. Relax, chat and play! Do you have a puzzle you want to donate to the pile? Bring it!
Conversation Station:
Time Slot: Begins Friday at 2 pm and continues all throughout camp!
Supplies: None! Each day we will post a new craft question and look forward to your answers, which we will read at dinner time! What’s the one tool you can’t live without? Do you have a favorite website, blog or YouTube channel for crafting that’s your go to? These are just two of the questions we’ll be asking to get the sharing going!Time Slots: Begins Friday at 2 pm and continues all throughout camp!Supplies: None! Each day we will post a new craft question and look forward to your answers, which we will read at dinner time! What’s the one tool you can’t live without? Do you have a favorite website, blog or YouTube channel for crafting that’s your go to? These are just two of the questions we’ll be asking to get the sharing going!
2024 Philanthropy: Lap blankets for Seniors! Make them ahead, or make them while you’re at camp. We’ll be collecting lap blankets. How do we created a Lap Blanket, you ask! OH SO MANY WAYS! Whether knitted, quilted, crocheted or a fleece tie quilt, lap blankets are considered a smaller throw blanket. Typically 30″ x 40″ they are used to drape on….. you guessed it…. a lap! Tricia Rogge will be collecting them and seeing that they get to proper channels and distributed.