Second Chance Crafts Part 2

Most of the crafts we put out earlier in the week have gone, but don't worry, we have a few more!

If you missed a craft or simply want to do one again, they're available outside the library on our front porch.

Kits available:

Decorate Your Theater
Make a Boat
Weave a Bookmark

Supplies are limited, so don't wait too long!

Here are some of the tutorial videos for the crafts (so you don't have to scroll around our page all day!)

Decorate Your Theater: Based on Ms. Kat's first craft, Create a Theater (tutorial below), you can pick up a bag of supplies to decorate your cardboard theater.

Create a Boat: based on this tutorial you can use the items in this tutorial from the blog Prima.

Weave a Bookmark:

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