
I've recently had some extra time on my hands and kind of wanted to fill it with something creative, (other than interior design). While searching around online for workshops and classes in Orange County I found The Craft Kitchen. It's a little company run by Nicole Stevenson of Random Nicole <--- (fun website, check it out). The Craft Kitchen offers one day classes in a variety of crafting techniques such as jewelry & accessory making, sewing, and photography. So fun!
{Photography class on Feb. 25 with Michelle Cunningham}

{Sewing classes with Nicole, learn to make purses & pillows}




i've been looking for classes too! good find, sister! oh my can we PLEASE do this together?!
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ReplyDeleteI work with the Orange County Fair, and I just wanted to provide information on our Fair competitions that we are hoping you can blog about. There are many competitions to choose from, but a few in particular that could use an extra push. Jewelry making and Hand Crafts & Hobbies are two areas where we would like to encourage participation. Within these areas are Jewelry Art, Amateur Jewelry and Professional Jewelry. Hand Crafts and Hobbies also has several categories such as pottery, scrapbooking, knitting, china painting, polymer clay, miniature creations, models, paper crafts, china and tole making, class, beading, and etc. Most divisions are open to all California Residents. You can enter online at ocfair.com/competitions. There is a small entry fee, but monetary awards are offered in most categories. Plus entrants have the opportunity to have their items showcased and potentially sold! There are adults and youth divisions (Juniors-9-12 and young adults 13-18). The deadline to enter is by midnight May 26! More information can be found at ocfair.com/competitions, but if you have any particular questions please don’t hesitate to contact me. Thank you in advance for your help!
Deshani Florence
Marketing OC Fair and Event Center.
Yes, I love Nicole. I've been meaning to sign up for a screen printing class, its been a bit expensive, but I want to. Let me know if you're interested. They also have weekly classes at SEED (in The Camp). I've only been to 1 there (block printing) and it was only $10. I'm down whenever, and basically for whatever. Les do it!
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