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πŸ“… One week from today


Hey Reader πŸ‘‹

Quick heads up: the Elves' Workshop starts one week from today, on Tuesday, November 10 at 9 AM Eastern (8 AM Central).

It's 32 free workshops over three days, all on handmade gifts, cards, ornaments, and holiday decor:

  • Day 1, Tuesday: Handmade Gifts & Wrapping (that's me! πŸ™‹β€β™€οΈ)
  • Day 2, Wednesday: Cards, Paper & Paint
  • Day 3, Thursday: Ornaments & Holiday Decor

(Here's a sneak peak at what we'll be making for my presentation...)

You don't have to catch anything live, either. Each day's workshops are free to watch until 9 AM Eastern (8 AM Central) the next morning.

If you want to make my gift basket along with me, here's what to grab this week:

  • Braided cotton filler cord for the core. I used 3/8" thick. Here's my favorite one.​
  • Something to wrap it with. Yarn, rope, or fabric strips all work, so you can probably shop your stash for this part. I used Bobbiny 5mm braided cord with a little sparkle if you want yours to match. (It's so pretty!)

That's it! And when you register, the full supply list lands in your inbox too, so you've got a whole week to gather everything.

Or just watch first and make it later. The free Handmade Gift Basket Kit has the full written pattern, so you can come back to it whenever you're ready. (Make sure to sign up for that!)

See you next week! -

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Hey there! I'm Crystal from Marching North :)

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