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Cricut Creations: Beautiful Basswood Décor
Wednesday, December 16
2:00pm - 4:00pm
Take your Cricut skills to the next level! Build on what we covered in Getting Started with Cricut Design Space in this special edition session. This program is designed to be hands on to discover different possibilities with various Cricut tools and wooden décor projects.
In this session of Cricut Creations, we will cut with the knife blade and use basswood as our material. We ask that you have an idea in mind and a beginner class completed, but more information, guidance and materials will be provided!
Mix and match, layer, and embellish as you create your own decorative piece. Come ready to experiment, get creative, and make something amazing to take home. Some Cricut experience is recommended.
Basswood sheets and other materials will be provided.
If you have not attended our Cricut Design Space for Beginners program or do not have Cricut Design Space experience we recommend registering for the next session on our event calendar.
Registrants will be emailed class instructions that are necessary to review prior to class to ensure project completion.
See our book list: Getting Started with a Cricut Machine
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The first library to serve the neighborhood opened in 1957 as the Emerson Branch. This frame house near East 38th Street and North Emerson Avenue soon became too small to meet the neighborhood's needs, leading to the construction of a 7,500-square-foot branch at the same location in 1962. The Emerson Branch closed its doors in 2003 when the current 16,000-square-foot library opened as the East Thirty-Eighth Street Branch.