Welcome to the world of visible mending—where holes, rips, tears and even stains provide opportunities for one-of-a-kind creativity. In this Craft Lake City workshop you’ll learn the easy hand-sewing technique of darning to mend holes in clothing, linens and other fabric items. Turn unsightly holes into cool conversation pieces with this fun method of weaving thread over a hole to create a new “fabric” all your own. Join us for this fun, eco-fashion and slow-fashion friendly class!

Learn the basics of mixed media in this Craft Lake City workshop at West Elm! Audrey Christensen of Hey Be Fab is a local textile artist who specializes in painted embroidery and cloth dolls. In this class, Audrey will walk attendees through the process of embroidering a Halloween-inspired hoop, and then she will share how to make your piece spectacularly spooky with watercolor.

Celebrate fall with a delicious mini pie workshop! Local baker Mary Elizabeth Hammond of Love Cake Bake has more pies than people at her Thanksgiving table, and she’s ready to teach you her tricks and tips. In this Craft Lake City workshop, attendees will learn to make two flaky and fragrant mini pies - a dark chocolate pecan pie and a mixed berry pie - in preparation for the upcoming holiday season. Thank you to Harmons for generously sponsoring our pie ingredients!

Make bold statement jewelry with Tiny Messy in this Craft Lake City workshop at the Gallivan Center! Bianca Velasquez (aka Tiny Messy) is a local musician, editor and artisan who creates colorful jewelry and items for the home from resin. In this workshop, Velasquez will provide a basic introduction to making resin earrings, guiding attendees through the process of mixing and molding the material into wearable works of art. Participants can make spooky Halloween-inspired pieces or create geometric jewelry for year-round wear.

Fall has arrived and you are invited to celebrate with Craft Lake City's second workshop at The Monarch in Ogden’s Nine Rails Creative District! Local artisan Kirsten Moore of FreckleFace Collective makes eccentric, upcycled and handmade pieces to enliven your living space. In this Halloween-inspired class, Moore will walk attendees through the fun process of mixing, molding and pouring a pumpkin or skull-shaped concrete plant holder to take home.