Make It Slow Events

We attend nearby markets to sell our kits in person,
and we host crafting events at local businesses.

Check out the upcoming events below and scroll to the bottom
to read more about our different types of events.

Events

Street Fair | Lynnwood, WA | Sept. 12 2026 from 10-2

Street Fair | Lynnwood, WA | Sept. 12 2026 from...

Come check out our booth at the 'Fair on 44th' community block party on Sept 12. 

Street Fair | Lynnwood, WA | Sept. 12 2026 from...

Come check out our booth at the 'Fair on 44th' community block party on Sept 12. 

  • Crafternoons Crafty Happy Hours

    Unstructured social time.

    No focused topic, bring your own project or buy one from us. The goal is to just come hang out and make stuff together!

    if you don't have one, check out the kits we will have available for purchase and we can deliver directly to you.

    🎟️ Tickets include entry and help cover the cost of the space.

  • Make-a-longs

    Less structured than a workshop but generally still focused on a specific topic.

    Usually everyone will be working on the indicated kit(s) at the same time but working at your own pace.

    The 'leader' of the session is more of a host than an instructor.

    🎟️ Tickets include entry and DIY Kits and/or general supplies as the theme calls for it. 

  • Workshops 

    Try something new!


    The workshop leader has experience with the topic, and will guide the attendees on how to create/make the project.

    🎟️ Tickets include entry, supplies, and instruction.

  • Private Events

    Events organized at the request of a specific group.

    An invite code is required to register. Not open to the public.

    Interested? Send us a message via our Contact us form.

  • In the Wild

    Come and find us!

    Markets, pop-ups, and other similar open to the public events where we have a booth or are hosting an event in partnership with another organization.

  • Special Events

    We have a few clever ideas that we are toying with that don't fall into our other categories.

FAQs

What is the Code of Conduct for the crafting events?

We want everyone to have a good time so we will ask that you practice common sense.

Please ensure that you:

  • Be kind to each other, no bullying of any form. This includes imposing religious expectations or judgements on others. This also isn't the place to sell your MLM products. Telling people you have a business and sharing info if asked is ok briefly.
  • Practice good health & hygiene. Don't come if you're sick, don't skip too many showers. Be good humans - I really don't want to have ask anyone to leave because of these reasons.
  • Food and drink: this will depend on the location, if the location serves food and drinks, it would be inappropriate to bring outside food.
  • Respect the location's code of conduct. If the location has its own code of conduct of sorts, it is expected to be followed as well.
  • Alcohol and drugs: As adults you know what is legal and what is not. Some of the locations may sell alcohol which we do not prohibit. However, for the purposes of crafting events where we might have things that are sharp, hot, etc. - you must be sober enough to safely craft without making us question if you're too intoxicated to be safe.

We reserve the right to ask anyone who is unable to meet these basic codes of conduct to leave.

In that event, you will take the specific kit that was part of your ticket purchase (if applicable). The shared supplies provided by the host are not available to be taken.

If you have any concerns about being able to meet these please reach out beforehand.

Why are the workshops and meetups ages 18+?

We know there are many kid focused craft opportunities available, and want to ensure that there are options for adults to relax and focus on their own enjoyment of the craft experience while connecting with friends and other adults.

As such, children are not allowed at these crafting events so please do not bring your children with you as the locations do not provide childcare.