Mon-Wed, 10-2 | $250
Summer Camps
Who We Are
Every decision we make is shaped by a clear sense of purpose. Our journey has been anything but ordinary. Through every step, we've focused on staying true to our values and making space for thoughtful, lasting work.
We believe in simple ideas, strong relationships, and lasting impact. What began as a passion project has evolved into something more. We’re proud of where we’ve been and even more excited for what’s ahead.
Summer Clothes | June 22–24 & July 27–29
Just in time for summer, campers will learn the basics of garment sewing by making their own pair of shorts. Once the main project is done, we'll use the remaining time to sew a few fun accessories to round out their warm-weather wardrobe. No experience necessary — just a love of making things and wearing what you make.
America 250 | June 29–July 1
Americans have a long tradition of marking national milestones with quilts — in 1976, communities across the country made bicentennial quilts documenting local history and celebrating the occasion. This year, as the country turns 250, we'll carry on that tradition. Campers will learn the classic log cabin block, one of the most iconic patterns in American quilting, and make their own small quilt to mark the moment.
Travel Creating | July 6–8
Some crafts are perfect for a long car ride or a lazy afternoon at the beach. In this camp, students will learn three portable crafts — embroidery, hand sewing, and crochet — that they can take anywhere the summer takes them. They'll also sew a zippered bag to keep all their supplies organized and ready to go.
Handmade Doll | August 3–5
In this camp, campers will sew their very own handmade doll from scratch — cutting, stitching, and stuffing their way to a one-of-a-kind creation. They'll learn basic construction skills on the sewing machine while making something they'll actually want to keep. A great camp for kids who love to make things they can play with.
Back to School | August 10–12
Why buy school supplies when you can make them? In this camp, campers will stitch up everything they need to head back to school in style — pencil pouches, fabric notebooks, and more. It's a great way to end the summer with something useful, handmade, and totally their own.
Hand-Stitched Rope and Twine Bowl
Did you know you can create beautiful, functional and versatile bowls and baskets using just cotton rope and colorful waxed twine? And did you know that once you learn how you won't want to stop?
Hand-stitched rope bowls are so fun to make and can be a very relaxing and meditative craft. We will provide all of the materials and walk you through the entire beginner-friendly process. With a wide variety of waxed twine to choose from, the color combinations are endless. In this workshop we will be creating a small bowl, but once you know the process, you will be able to craft vessels of all sizes and shapes!