Register using the Google Form here!

Students aged 6-12 can attend one or both days.

Older students under the age of 18 can serve as junior counselors. If your child is interested, please email me!

You can also register along with a friend and work together! The more, the merrier, so please share a link to this camp with any young person you know who would love to join us.

I will offer project ideas customized for holiday decor and/or gift giving, and provide the instruction and materials to complete them. Students can also spend some or all of their time in open-ended work on independent or small group projects as they choose. Most projects can be adapted to fit any skill level.

Some possibilities for projects that may be offered include (but are not limited to):

• t-shirt or hoodie embellishment or refashioning

• make your own knitting needles and knit with them

• making a stuffy

• sewing a nine-patch quilt square by hand or on a sewing machine

• crocheting a plant hanger

• knitting a hammock for a stuffy

• making a tote bag on a sewing machine

• creating a fantasy-themed belt, pouch, or other wearable item

• making a wall hanging for your room

• needle felting or embroidering an ornament

• crocheting a garland

• burlap embroidery

Students should wear clothing that can get messy (we may use dye, glue, etc.) and is suitable for working and playing outdoors. Bring a healthy lunch and snacks as needed; water is available throughout the day.

All materials and tools needed to learn to knit, crochet, and sew are provided. This includes, but is not limited to:

• high quality yarn (includes a variety of wool, cotton, and synthetic options)

• knitting needles (including the option to make your own)

• crochet hooks

• scissors, yarn needles, and other items needed for finishing

• buttons or other closures

• fabric for exploring hand and machine stitching (typically quilting fabric, felt, or fleece)

• fabric scissors or rotary cutter, ruler, and mat

• thread in a variety of colors

• embroidery floss

• needles, wax, and other hand stitching necessities

• two sewing machines will be available

• iron and ironing board

Short answer: Yes! (But you don't have to.)

All materials necessary are provided and you don't need to do anything but show up. If you are a complete beginner, DO NOT go out and buy anything. There are a lot of choices at craft stores or online and they can be overwhelming. Sometimes a material can look really appealing, but can inadvertently cause frustration when learning. I select high-quality materials and tools for you so that the learning experience will be smooth, fun, and maximize chances of success.

That said, I know a lot of more experienced stitchers have a stash of supplies at home that might provide inspiration, and I want to support you using whatever feels best for your projects.

If you have a hoodie you want to embellish, t-shirts you want to refashion, or the perfect yarn to make a stuffy, that's exactly the kind of thing you should bring. Or maybe you have some fabric that you love but have never been able to figure out what to do with. Bring it in and we can brainstorm together.

Paper and pencils will be provided for sketching project ideas, but if you have a sketchbook you'd rather work in, go for it!

If you want to bring personal tools such as knitting needles, crochet hooks, or a sewing kit, make sure that everything is labeled with your name. Small items may get lost, so please don't bring anything that is sentimental or valuable.

The cost is $120 per child per session. For example, if two children want to attend for both days, just multiply by four if paying by cash or check, or select the quantity 4 from the Stripe checkout drop-down.

Contact me with any questions! Or email lana@woolandthimble.com.