Showing posts with label stamping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stamping. Show all posts

Monday, February 20, 2017

Underwater Adventures . . .

“Mixed Media Mermaids
The Newest Workshop from Jessica Madaglia
Saturday ~ March 4, 2017
10:00am – 3:00pm
Cost:  $45.00


Join Jessica as she returns with another amazing mixed media project that you won’t want to miss!  Come and learn a variety of mixed media techniques, as you swim away with three gorgeous sirens.  You’ll be stamping, embossing, crackling, and more, so get ready to roll up your sleeves and get messy!  Each mermaid measures about 8-1/4″ high (top of head/headdress to curve of tail) and will be constructed from heavy cardstock, with jointed arms ready to be posed as you want.  You’ll also want to dress up your mermaids with some of the wonderful charms and embellishments that will be provided, but if you have your own favorites, please bring them with you.  No two finished mermaids will look alike, but everyone will leave with 1 to 3 complete pieces, each one unique and one-of-a-kind.  Make your reservations early because SEATING IS LIMITED to 10 students only, so call now to save your space before it sells out!

Photos don't begin to do these gorgeous ladies justice . . .
stop in & check out the project samples to see for yourself!








Supplies to Bring:  Basic Craft Kit (BCK), including craft sheets; embossing (heat/craft) gun; strong quick dry glue; your favorite color palette of Distress Inks, Stains, and Crayons (Jessica will have some to use); and apron (optional).  If you want to add quotes, brings your favorites, printed out on cardstock in 12-14 point font (Tim Holtz' idea-ology Chit Chat also works well).  All other supplies and materials will be provided.


Come & play with the fantastic new Embossing Powders and Quarry Stones & Gems from Emerald Creek . . . we guarantee you'll fall in love with 'em!

CraftFusion
(480) 821-3758
Look for us in our new location!
1946 So. Dobson Rd. #1, Mesa, Arizona  85202
n/w corner of Dobson & Baseline Roads in the Dobson Shores Shopping Center
(located next to Brilliant Bridal & Macayo's Restaurant)
Tuesday - Saturday 10:00am-6:00pm  ~  Closed Sunday & Monday
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Friday, March 11, 2016

Create the Prefect Card . . .

“All Occasion Cards" Workshop
with Lisa Coram


Have you ever had an occasion where you needed to send a birthday card or simply let someone you you were think of them?  Join Lisa in this creative Workshop and you'll leave with four elegant, yet fun cards, as well as learn techniques for making many more.  In addition. you'll learn how to re-purpose everyday items such as a Starbucks coffee cup sleeve, tissue paper paper scraps, and string from retail tags.  If you're wanting to learn how to make the perfect card for a special occasion, this exciting Workshop fits the bill!    Make your reservations early because SEATING IS VERY LIMITED per session, and this Workshop is expected to fill up quickly!  Call now to save your space!
Pick Your Time!
Saturday ~ April 2, 2016
 10:00am - 1:00pm   OR   2:00pm - 5:00pm
Cost:  $25.00/session
VERY LIMITED SEATING!



Supplies to Bring for Both Sessions:  Basic Craft Kit (BCK), including craft sheet; paper trimmer; scissors; bone folder; bone folder; adhesives (i.e. glue stick, tape runner, Scor-Tape, etc.); pop-dots; X-acto knife; cutting mat; brayer; wooden toothpicks; baby wipes to clean your hands; and a desire to push yourself creatively!
Come in & take a look at the samples . . .
we know you're going to LOVE them!     
CraftFusion
(480) 821-3758
2986 No. Alma School Rd. #4 ~ Chandler, AZ 85224
s/w corner of Alma School & Elliot Roads behind Bank of America
(located next to Catherine's & King Buffet)
Tuesday - Saturday 10:00am-6:00pm  ~  Closed Sunday & Monday
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Wednesday, December 9, 2015

Just In Time For Valentine's Day!

“Spreading the Love" Workshop
with Lisa Coram


Join Lisa in her first Workshop at CraftFusion as you create four (4) gorgeous cards perfect for your Special Valentine.  Each card measures approximately 4" x 5-1/2", just slightly smaller than the size of a standard A2 card, with envelopes included for each.  You'll learn how to stretch your stamps and dies, along with focusing on embossing techniques to help you create easy and stunning greeting cards in a snap.  Everything you'll need to successfully complete your cards will be provided.  If you’re wanting to learn how to make the perfect card for a special occasion, this exciting Workshop fits the bill!  Make your reservations early because SEATING IS LIMITED TO 8 students only per session, and this Workshop is expected to fill up quickly!  Call now to save your space!

Pick Your Time!
Saturday ~ January 16, 2016
 10:00am - 1:00pm   OR   2:00pm - 5:00pm
Cost:  $25.00/session
VERY LIMITED SEATING!



Supplies to Bring for Both Dates:  Basic Craft Kit (BCK), including craft sheet; paper trimmer; scissors; bone folder; embossing ink pad; adhesives (i.e. glue stick, tape runner, Scor-Tape, etc.); and baby wipes to clean your hands.
Come in & see the samples for yourself . . .
we know you'll absolutely LOVE them!     
CraftFusion
(480) 821-3758
2986 No. Alma School Rd. #4 ~ Chandler, AZ 85224
s/w corner of Alma School & Elliot Roads behind Bank of America
(located next to Catherine's & King Buffet)
Tuesday - Saturday 10:00am-6:00pm  ~  Closed Sunday & Monday
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Saturday, November 14, 2015

Inks Everywhere!





Follow along with us as we explore the "World of Inks" in . . .
     
What Type of Ink Should I Use?
We're often asked what's the difference between the many inks we carry in the store and see on the market . . . dye, solvent-based, permanent, archival, pigment, embossing, and the list goes on and on!  It can be confusing, so we thought we'd try to help a bit with this quick breakdown.

  • Dye (water based):  These inks are generally used for stamping on paper, and have a quick drying time.  They come in a variety of sizes, with stamping surfaces made of felt, linen, and sponge.  Most dye inks are manufactured to be acid free, but they do tend to fade with time, especially in sunlight if your stamped surface is not treated with a UV fixative.  They may also run if in contact with water or other liquids, as well as if they're used in combination with other water based mediums such as markers to fill in detail areas.  Water based dye inks can be easily cleaned from your stamps with water, while some stampers like to use damp paper towels or baby wipes to remove the ink.  Examples include Tim Holtz Distress Inks, Stampin' Up! Class Ink Pads (except black), and Marvy Matchables.
  • Pigment:  These inks are suitable for a variety of stamping situations.  Pigment ink is thicker than a water based or dye ink, and is best used from a spongy pad.  Where a dye ink is designed to soak in and stain the fibers of your paper, a pigment ink will not, and dries on top of the surface.  While you can stamp with pigment ink on coated or glossy papers, it will take a little longer to dry than other inks, but the color will also remain on the surface, appearing more vibrant.  Some stampers prefer to use a heat gun to thoroughly dry pigment ink to avoid smearing, but a pigment ink, however, does not dry and can smear when touched or rubbed.  A plus side of this, though, is that you can apply special powders such as embossing powders to the ink, which, when heat activated, will provide an adhesive to the ink.  Examples include Adirondack Inks by Ranger, Stampin' Up!'s Craft Inks, ColorBox, Brilliance, Inkcredible, Encore, and VersaMark.
  • Archival or Permanent:  These inks are also dye based, but unlike the water based variety, will not run with water or other liquids once dry.  They are usually manufactured acid free, and are a preferred choice among scrapbookers and stampers alike.  Since these inks do not run or smear once they're dry, they can be very helpful when wanting to add details with water based markers or watercolors.  Some things to remember when using these types of inks, some stampers have reported that the ink may turn to an off color when in contact with certain glossy papers or cold laminate adhesive.  Also, on some coated or glossy papers, these inks don't seem to dry completely, even if a heat gun has been used, and will smudge either when touched or when the ink comes in contact with moisture, such as water based markers.  When using these inks, you may want to experiment with different types of papers and surfaces before creating items in quantity.  Because these inks are waterproof, it may be more difficult to clean them from your stamps.  A solvent based cleaner may be necessary, but be careful what types of stamps you apply these cleaners on.  Solvent cleaners may melt, or make gummy, some clear stamps, so be sure to test your stamp before using.  On a final note, while these inks are considered waterproof, they aren't classified as permanent and aren't suitable for some applications such as stamping on fabrics or shrink plastic.  Examples include Ranger's Archival Inks, Stampin' Up!'s Black, and Memories by Hampton Art.
  • Solvent Based:  These inks are considered permanent once dry, don't require heat setting, and are suited for use on wood, walls, plastic, glass, metal, and paper.  These inks may have an odor when opened and should be used in a well ventilated area.  They will definitely stain your stamps and can be hard to clean off even with a solvent cleaner.  One technique that may be most easily accomplished with a permanent or solvent based ink is stamping on shrink plastic.  Examples include StazOn, Zim Ink, Decorit, 123 Ink, and Fiesta.
Speciality Inks:
  • Embossing:  These pads are made like the pigment pads, but come in clear or tinted (either faint blush or very pale blue) "inks".  They are obviously not used for their own color, but rather provide the wet base necessary for a medium such as embossing powder to adhere to a surface.  The tinted pads can be more helpful than the clear pad, allowing you to see where your image has been stamped. 
  • Fabric:  These are of a pigment ink consistency that may be used for the same things pigment or embossing inks are used for, but they have an added bonus.  When heated, these inks become permanent.  This is especially useful for fabric and wood stamping.  A special feature you can take advantage of when fabric stamping with these inks is that if you make a mistake, you can launder your items if it hasn't been heat set to remove the ink.
Even though this barely hits the tip of the ink iceberg, we hope it helps clears up just a little bit of the mystery and confusion surrounding inks and their many uses. Now . . . let's go stamping!
     
CraftFusion
(480) 821-3758
2986 No. Alma School Rd. #4 ~ Chandler, AZ 85224
s/w corner of Alma School & Elliot Roads behind Bank of America
(located next to Catherine's & King Buffet)
Tuesday - Saturday 10:00am-6:00pm  ~  Closed Sunday & Monday
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Tuesday, June 30, 2015

We're Dylusional!!

The new Dylusions Paints from Ranger and Dyan Reaveley are unlike all other paints . . . and we have them!  Designed to Dyan's specifications, these new paints are easily blendable, yet waterproof, and dry quickly to a matte finish. In 12 gorgeous and vibrant colors, they're the perfect compliment to the complete line of Dylusions Ink Sprays.  Dylusions Paints come in a two ounce jar with a wide opening perfect for art tools, brushes, and even fingers, and clean up easily with soap and water.


You'll definitely want to add Dylusion Paints to your crafting arsenial, but you'll need to hurry . . . they're going fast!

CraftFusion
(480) 821-3758
2986 No. Alma School Rd. #4 ~ Chandler, AZ 85224
s/w corner of Alma School & Elliot Roads behind Bank of America
(located next to Catherine's & King Buffet)
Tuesday - Saturday 10:00am-6:00pm  ~  Closed Sunday & Monday
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Saturday, February 7, 2015

Get Your Tickets Early!

The Mesa Rubber Stamp Show is coming to town . . .
and we have your tickets!!
Come in & get yours before they're sold out!
     
Saturday & Sunday
March 7th & 8th
Mesa Convention Center
201 No. Center St., Mesa, AZ

SAVE $2.00!  Tickets are only $5.00 if purchased early, $7.00 at the door. Children 12 and under are FREE if accompanied by an adult.  Each ticket is for BOTH DAYS, but you only pay for one!

If you purchase your ticket early, you'll also be able to get into the show on Saturday at 9:00am instead of waiting until 9:30.  Regular hours of the show are 9:30am-5:00pm on Saturday, and 11:00am-4:00pm on Sunday.  The last hour of the show on Sunday is FREE Admission.  There will be free coffee and iced tea for the "early birds" on Saturday, lots of booth demos, door prizes, a grand prize basket for each day, and lots more!

Last year, anyone with the name Elizabeth was given a free ticket.  This year, there are 3 names for free tickets . . . Amanda, Deborah, or Dawn.  Just show proper ID and receive your free ticket at the door of the show.  You'll be able to get your ticket early, so you'll still be able to get in line with your friends and all go into the show together.

Don't wait too long to pick up your tickets to this very popular show . . . they're sure to go fast and we have only a limited number for sale!  Get yours today and don't miss out on any of the fun!

 

CraftFusion
(480) 821-3758
2986 No. Alma School Rd. #4 ~ Chandler, AZ 85224
s/w corner of Alma School & Elliot Roads in the Mervyn's Plaza
(located between Zoe's Quilts & Catherine's)
Tuesday - Saturday 10:00am-6:00pm  ~  Closed Sunday & Monday
www.craftfusionaz.com

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Thursday, May 8, 2014

Your Personal Invitation to Join Us . . .

We're having a "VSD"!  What's a VSD, you ask?  Why, it's a "Very Special Day" . . . and to celebrate the fact, we're having a 12-Hour Crop!  Here's the scoop . . .

Your Personal "VSD" Invitation!
When:  Saturday, May 31st
Time:  10:00am 'til 10:00pm
Where:  CraftFusion
2986 No. Alma School Rd. #4 ~ Chandler, AZ 85224
s/w corner of Alma School & Elliot Roads in the former Mervyn's Plaza
(located between Zoe's Quilts & Catherine's)
Cost:  $30.00 per person

Beat the heat and join us for what's sure to be a fun and creative day for our First 12-Hour Crop!  The cost includes prizes & give-aways, all day snacks & drinks, full use of all tools & equipment in our Crop Area (bring your own dies & cartridges), as well as special discounts on all your purchases throughout the day.  And as an added bonus, you'll have the chance to pull a very special coupon from a "bucket" that may be worth 15%, 20%, or even 25% off your entire purchase of the day!*
     
So gather up all those paper crafting projects you've been wanting to work on but just haven't had the time, and make your plans now to join us.  You're sure to have loads of fun with "old" friends, as well as maybe even making new ones!  Call us at (480) 821-3758 or stop in to save your spot!  We look forward to seeing you for this fun event!
*Includes regular priced items only; excludes Workshops, Gift Certificates,special orders, or sale or consignment items.

CraftFusion
(480) 821-3758
2986 No. Alma School Rd. #4 ~ Chandler, AZ 85224
s/w corner of Alma School & Elliot Roads in the Mervyn's Plaza
(located between Zoe's Quilts & Catherine's)
Tuesday - Saturday 10:00am-6:00pm  ~  Closed Sunday & Monday    



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Saturday, April 12, 2014

You've Got Mail!

It seems nowadays that everyone gets busy and things get put off.  Important things.  That's exactly what happened with our sharing of the results of our monthly "ATC Workshop & Swap Challenges".  So, without any further ado, it's once again time for the results of our "Challenge" from February.

As you know, any member of the group can "Challenge" the others with creating something special and unique.  There're no "rules" except that anyone that participates creates one Challenge Item for "Show & Tell" using everyday mixed media materials . . . embellishments, paints, papers, stencils . . . whatever strikes their fancy! Without any themes or other guidelines, the ultimate goal is to showcase each artist's personality through the type(s) of embellishments, decorations, or techniques used.  The Challenge given in February was to create "Mail Art Postcards" to share at the next month's Workshop.  The only restriction placed on each artist was that each finished piece could be no larger than 4" x 6", or postcard size.  The results are long overdue in coming, so let's get goin' . . . 

Charlotte Fern created a bright and colorful postcard that anyone would truly enjoy receiving in their mailbox.  Using one of her favorite stamps, she's colored the background with chalks and inks over stencils, blending the colors together.  She then used blended chalks to color to the clothes and hair of her stamp, and viola . . . a gorgeous piece of art that you could easily mail to a friend or display on a shelf at home.



Charmaine Conway once again couldn't stop with just one.  For her first card, Charmaine fell in love with Tim Holtz' project in a recent issue of  a Stampington & Company stamping magazine and had to try to recreate it.  Using embossed metal tape on die cuts, alcohol and distress inks for "age" , and embellishments from Tim's idea-ology line, she's ended up with her version of the original, which looks pretty close to Tim's.  For her second postcard, Charmaine created one with a true travel spirit with a "pocket" perfect for holding all those tickets and ephemera you're sure to gather on your round-the-world trip.  With additional embellishments from Tim's idea-ology line, papers and ephemera from 7 Gypsies, her finished result was ready for mailing.

Deborah Schinzel also had fun with the Challenge and created two postcards.  For her first, she created a whimsical and musical feel using stamps and coloring with Copic markers as accents.  As a final touch, she added a strip of washi tape "stamps".  For her second postcard, she created a small-sized collage from a favorite family photo of two generations of family members with two "sets" of sisters.   The background was created with the blending of opposite ink and paint colors.  To compliment the photo, she's added a favorite sentiment stamp on a coordinated printed paper and embellished with smaller stamps (butterflies and "May Require Extra Postage").

Jeanette Lee was another artist thinking travel as she created her postcard.  Finding an image of a bridge on the internet, she printed it on photo paper to give the look of a true vintage postcard.  Once her image had dried, she added embellishments with stamps using an archival ink so there'd be no smudging.  She added color to the edges with a gold Sharpie pen, before using her "fancy edge" cutting scissors.  Add an "air-mail" flag and "stamp", and her postcard was ready for the mail.


Even before she began,  Nicole Durst had the idea of using a favorite image of a small girl in mind.  She prepared her background with coordinating inks and paper with a vintage feel, tearing the edges for a distressed and aged look and feeling.  After applying the image of the girl, she added highlights with black marker around the edges to make her stand out from the background.  With embellishments of torn words from music, this simple, yet poigant, postcard carries a strong message . . . "I've heard the pray'rs . . . but this one made me cry".



Terri Durst's postcard revolves around all things "girly".  After creating a background on watercolor paper colored with inks, she began with a favorite Julie Nunning stamp from Prima that she stamped onto a piece of cardstock and cut out, removing the skirt.  To create a new and exciting skirt, she twisted strands of crepe paper and "draped" them in a flowing pattern, much like fabric.  She restamped her stamp onto a patterned paper for Julie's top and headband, then fussy cut and applied each over the original image.  Raiding the recycle bin in her office, she discovered stamps and address labels that suited her card perfectly.  Adding additional embellishments of stamps, snippets of papers, and bling, she's created the perfect postcard for any girl, no matter what age.


Lylia Hagerty created her two postcards based on vintage cards and images for Valentine's Day.  With cherubs and roses floating atop layers of colored tissue papers, her first postcard leaves no doubt that it's intended for that special Valentine.  In traditional shades of red, pink, and white, Lylia has added embellishments of glass hearts and sparkle for finishing touches.  Keeping in tune with the same Valentine color pallette, she's created her second postcard with coordinating papers, paints, and embellishments to spell out "Love".  Complete with vintage postage and cancellation stamps on the back of each (not shown), each postcard is a true work of vintage-inspired art.

Join us in congratulating and thanking all of these great artists for a job well done!  We'd love to hear what you think, so please leave us a comment . . . or two! . . . and share your thoughts.  And if you'd like to take part in our monthly "ATC Workshop & Swap" or Challenges, join us the second Thursday evening of each month from 6:00pm-8:00pm and you too can begin to think big in a small way!  There's no membership required and it's FREE!  Hope to see you there!

Watch for our next Challenge Results ~ Found Objects ~ coming soon!

CraftFusion
(480) 821-3758
2986 No. Alma School Rd. #4 ~ Chandler, AZ 85224
s/w corner of Alma School & Elliot Roads in the Mervyn's Plaza
(located between Zoe's Quilts & Catherine's)
Tuesday - Saturday 10:00am-6:00pm  ~  Closed Sunday & Monday

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Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Ticket, Please!

The Mesa Rubber Stamp Show is coming to town . . .
and we have your tickets!!
Come in & get yours before they're sold out!

SAVE $2.00!  Tickets are only $5.00 if purchased early, $7.00 at the door.  Children 12 and under are FREE if accompanied by an adult.  Each ticket is for BOTH DAYS, but you only pay for one!

If you purchase your ticket early, you'll also be able to get into the show on Saturday at 9:00am instead of waiting until 9:30.  Regular hours of the show are 9:30am-5:00pm on Saturday, and 11:00am-4:00pm on Sunday.  The last hour of the show on Sunday is FREE Admission.

There will be free coffee and iced tea for the "early birds" on Saturday, lots of booth demos, door prizes, a grand prize basket for each day, and lots more!  The winner of the grand prize basket on Saturday will have of the option of EITHER taking a basket worth over $350.00, or getting $300.00 in Convention Dollars to spend at the show on Sunday!

Last year, anyone with the name "Cynthia" was given free tickets.  This year, the name for free tickets is "Cathleen (or Kathleen)".  Just show proper ID and receive your free ticket at the door of the show.  You'll be able to get your ticket early, so you'll still be able to get in line with your friends and all go into the show together.  (Heads up, the name for free tickets next year will be Elizabeth.)

Don't wait too long to pick up your tickets to this very popular show . . . they're sure to go fast and we have only a limited number for sale!  Get yours today and don't miss any of the fun!

 

CraftFusion
(480) 821-3758
2986 No. Alma School Rd. #4 ~ Chandler, AZ 85224
s/w corner of Alma School & Elliot Roads in the Mervyn's Plaza
(located between Zoe's Quilts & Catherine's)
Tuesday - Saturday 10:00am-6:00pm  ~  Closed Sunday & Monday

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Sunday, May 12, 2013

Take a Road Trip with Sandy D!


There's still time to save your space for Sandy Diller's "Road Trip Configuration Book" Workshop scheduled for this Saturday, May 18, 2013.  You'll have a fun and creative time as you spend the day with Sandy from 10:30am-4:00pm creating this wonderful vintage-inspired travel "album" with just a touch of masculine flair.  The perfect place to store and share your memories and souvenirs, all you'll have to do when you return from your adventures is just add your photos.
Beginning with one of Ranger's new Configuration Book that's covered with Tim Holtz papers and old Atlas pages, you're completed album will be embellished with all sorts of Tim Holtz goodies, stamps, and die cuts that all lend themselves perfectly to the theme.  Follow along as Sandy guides you in scores of die cutting, stamping, embossing, and other techniques as you create your own one-of-a-kind travel album.  With Father's Day fast approaching, this wonderful album will make the perfect gift for any gentleman on your gift list.  With seating limited to 10, you'll want to call today to save your spot so you don't miss a single minute of this fun and creative Workshop!
Supplies to Bring:  Basic Craft Kit (BCK), including craft sheet, tape runner, your favorite liquid adhesive, and ink color blender.  Optional Supplies: There will be ink pads to share, but if you have Vintage Photo Distress Ink, please bring it along.  All other supplies and materials will be provided.

May 18, 2013 ~ Saturday
10:30am – 4:00pm
“Road Trip Configuration Book” Workshop
Cost:  $75.00  (includes lunch)

Be sure to stop in for a visit &
take a look at the project sample . . .
you'll absolutely love it!
Call (480) 821-3758 now to save YOUR spot!!

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Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Are We There Yet?

May 18, 2013 ~ Saturday
10:30am – 4:00pm

“Road Trip Configuration Book” Workshop
Cost:  $75.00  (includes lunch)

Summer is nearly here, so let’s get ready to hit the road!  Come and join Sandy as she shares her magic in altering a blank Tim Holtz idea-ology Configurations Book into this wonderful vintage-inspired travel “album”.  The perfect place to store and share your memories and souvenirs, all you’ll have to do when you return from your adventure is add your photos.  Follow along as Sandy guides you in scores of die cutting, stamping, embossing and other techniques as you create your own one-of-a-kind travel album.  Covered with Tim Holtz travel-themed papers and chock full of “manly” embellishments, this wonderful album would make the perfect gift for any gentleman on your Father’s Day gift list.  With seating limited to only 10, you’ll want to make your reservations early so you don’t miss a minute of this fun and creative Workshop!
Supplies to Bring:  Basic Craft Kit (BCK), including craft sheet, tape runner, your favorite liquid adhesive, and ink color blender.  Optional Supplies:  There will be ink pads to share, but if you have Vintage Photo Distress Ink, please bring it along.  All other supplies and materials will be provided.
 
 

Be sure to stop in for a visit & take a look at the project sample . . .
you'll absolutely love it!
Call (480) 821-3758 now to save YOUR spot!!


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Saturday, January 19, 2013

"Parisian Journey Beeswax Journey"


Jack & Cat Curio return to CraftFusion with one of everyone's favorite Workshops, "Parisian Journey Beeswax Collage".  Join them on Wednesday, February 6th from 10:30am to 2:30pm as you learn this creative method for making rich fantastic art pieces using beeswax and various pieces of ephermera.  You'll be introduced to the basics of beeswax for mixed media and collage as you create your own beautiful 10x10 collaged beeswax panel that will be perfect for any home decor.  Other topics introduced will include the fusing of layers, embedding objects, molding and stamping into beeswax . . . just to name a few!

All supplies and materials will be supplied for this inspiring Workshop, so make your plans now to claim your space.  Check the Workshop page on the website for all the details, but make your reservations early because seating will be limited and this popular Workshop is sure to sell out quick!



CraftFusion
(480) 821-3758
2986 No. Alma School Rd. #4 ~ Chandler, AZ 85224
s/w corner of Alma School & Elliot Roads in the Mervyn's Plaza
(located between Zoe's Quilts & Catherine's)
Tuesday - Saturday 10:00am-6:00pm  ~  Closed Sunday & Monday


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