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Hallmark has had its turn.
This Christmas, we're making our own cards.
Join us for an afternoon of paint, paper, collage, stamps, markers, glitter, vintage images, ridiculous sayings, and general creative holiday mischief as we make 10–12 one-of-a-kind mixed-media Christmas cards to send to the people we love.
Your cards can be sweet.
They can be cheeky.
They can be weird.
They can feature Santa giving the finger.
The point is to have fun something that actually feels like YOU.
We'll explore simple mixed-media techniques you can combine again and again to create original cards without needing to be an artist—or spending 45 minutes trying to make one Pinterest-perfect snowflake.
Crooked trees are welcome.
Sarcasm is welcome.
Glitter will probably follow you home.
And heartfelt Christmas messages are absolutely allowed. Badasses have feelings, too.
You'll leave with 10–12 handmade Christmas cards ready to fill with messages and send to friends, relatives, neighbors, beloved weirdos, and anyone else whose mailbox could use a little more personality this December.
No artistic experience necessary. Materials provided.
Come make stuff. Laugh. Get a little messy. And participate in the increasingly radical act of sending someone something you actually made with your own two hands.
Hallmark has had its turn.
This Christmas, we're making our own cards.
Join us for an afternoon of paint, paper, collage, stamps, markers, glitter, vintage images, ridiculous sayings, and general creative holiday mischief as we make 10–12 one-of-a-kind mixed-media Christmas cards to send to the people we love.
Your cards can be sweet.
They can be cheeky.
They can be weird.
They can feature Santa giving the finger.
The point is to have fun something that actually feels like YOU.
We'll explore simple mixed-media techniques you can combine again and again to create original cards without needing to be an artist—or spending 45 minutes trying to make one Pinterest-perfect snowflake.
Crooked trees are welcome.
Sarcasm is welcome.
Glitter will probably follow you home.
And heartfelt Christmas messages are absolutely allowed. Badasses have feelings, too.
You'll leave with 10–12 handmade Christmas cards ready to fill with messages and send to friends, relatives, neighbors, beloved weirdos, and anyone else whose mailbox could use a little more personality this December.
No artistic experience necessary. Materials provided.
Come make stuff. Laugh. Get a little messy. And participate in the increasingly radical act of sending someone something you actually made with your own two hands.
