Craft-Under: A Late Night Studio!

Service Description

Saturday, October 17, 2026 / 7-11pm / Spooky Season Sleep-under Saturday, November 14, 2026 / 7-11pm / Cozy Cabin & Comfort Night Saturday, December 19, 2026 / 7-11pm / Holiday Nostalgia Pajama Party *Book one or book them all at a discount. Remember staying up way past your bedtime with friends, making things just for the fun of making them, snacking constantly, and hanging out with a movie on? Craft Under is our grown-up, low-stakes creative sleepover. No structured lectures, no perfectionism, and zero pressure. Bring your favorite beverage, grab some fresh warm popcorn, sink into a project, and hang out from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM. Every attendee receives a canvas tote bag at check-in. As you tackle projects, try new techniques, or kick back and watch the flick, you can earn custom iron-on merit patches to press directly onto your tote at our patch station. Trending, Low-Stakes Craft Stations These stations are tactile, approachable, and require minimal active instruction so guests can chat, sip, and watch the screen at their own pace: October 17: Shrink-Film Charms & Bag Clips: Draw, trace, or stamp vintage Halloween and retro motifs onto frosted shrink plastic. Watching them curl and flatten in the toaster oven never loses its magic. Gelli Plate Monotype Postcards & Bookmarks: Quick-drying acrylic prints using stencils, botanical silhouettes, and textures. Low stakes, fast results, and deeply satisfying. Beaded Motel Keychains: Beaded charms with alphabet beads, novelty cabochons, and matte stone beads. November 14: Botanical Sachets: Pressed autumn leaves, cinnamon sticks, star anise, and dried orange slices + more for closet fresheners. Trinket Dishes: Shape organic catch-all trinket dishes from polymer clay, bake them fast, paint and glaze them before you leave. Felt Award Ribbons or Magnet Frames: Make your favorite family member a keepsake to share at the Thanksgiving table. December 19: Embossed Metal Ornaments & Gift Tags: Tool malleable copper and foil sheets with embossing pens to create antiqued, raised-relief tree ornaments or gift tags. Marbled or Alcohol Ink Glass Tree Baubles: Swirl metallic pigments and rich dyes inside clear glass and acrylic globes—zero drawing skill needed. Retro Garland: Thread hand-painted wooden beads, felt pom-poms, and vintage-style tinsel into mini mantel or shelf displays.