Second Chance Crafts

Did you or your child miss one of our crafts this summer? Did you have a favorite you'd like to make again?

Swing by the library's front porch to pick up some of our extra craft kits from June and July!

Kits available:

Make a Character
Make a Dragon
Make a Gnome (for 5-7 and 8+)
Make a Unicorn
Make a Fairy House (for 5-7 and 8+)

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!)

Make a Hero

Make a Dragon

Make a Gnome (5-7)

Make a Gnome (8+)

Make a Unicorn

Make a Fairy House (5-7)

Make a Fairy House

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