Nov 21 | 😷 Masked Workshop: Felt Hand-Sewn Plush Charms! 🪡 | Ages 14+

About this event

😷 Masks-Required Workshop!

This Saturday afternoon, come and join craft concierge Kate (she/her) to sew (or glue) scrap bits of felt to make all sorts of cute decorative plush charms! Sew a plush mushroom, leaf, tea cup, heart, star, or other sweet shape to hang from your bag or keychain. Practice simple embroidery stitches like the whip stitch, blanket stitch, or chain stitch. Choose from a variety of well-loved templates made by SCRAP staff & volunteers, or design a custom mini-plush!

We'll provide felt scraps, fabric scraps, ribbon, buttons, glue, and sewing notions and tools—you bring your creativity!

11:30am-1:30pm | Ages 14+.

Youth under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Youth over 16 must have their ticket purchased by a parent/guardian.

(K)N95 masks or better required for the workshop. Masks also provided on site. All materials & tools provided.

Location: The new SE SCRAP Education Studio! 619 SE 6th Ave 😊

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Reserve your seats before the event!

SCRAP prioritizes access to affordable art materials and expression, so we’re offering tiered ticket options:

• Ambitious Artist ($10) - This ticket reflects the “true value” of the event.

• Patron of the Arts ($12) - Your extra support contributes to continued ticket accessibility — thank you so much!

• Curious Crafter ($8) - Our most accessible option for community members experiencing financial hardship.

Questions on the day of the event? Don’t hesitate to call the store (503-294-0769).

All event ticket sales are final and non-refundable. If you cannot make it to the event, feel free to send a friend in your place— we’d love to host them! Thank you for understanding and supporting our SCRAPpy little creative reuse non-profit!

Pictured: the half-wall that divides the store from the studio.

Our education studio (pictured at left: the store-side door to the Education Studio). The two ADA-accessible bathrooms are out in the store.

Our education studio's street-side door, allowing guests a different way to access the studio than the store's main entrance.

From SCRAP PDX