GATHER AND CREATE 2021
Kraftible is a half-day paper crafting event where you create 3 unique projects while learning new techniques, gathering new ideas, and socialising. We create a fun crafting experience while spoiling you with yummy treats, refreshments, prizes, project displays, and extraordinary demonstrations.
Kraftible is bought to you by a team of Stampin’ Up! ® demonstrators in Auckland who want to share what they love.
Location: St Columba, Botany 480 Ti Rakau Drive | Botany | Auckland 201
Time: 10:00am – 4:00pm
Afternoon tea will be provided. Please bring your lunch.
“Finding time to connect with people is so important. It’s almost as if we need permission to relax and enjoy relationships, and taking time to be creative is a great reason to gather and feel the comfort and support of one another’s company.”
Shelli Gardner Stampin’ Up! ® Cofounder & Board Chair
HOW DOES IT WORK?
At Kraftible we demonstrate each project to you and give you a project kit with all the supplies you need. Then we circulate and guide you through the steps while you put the project together .
You need to bring your basic craft kit with you this includes; paper snips, multipurpose glue, dimensionals, glue dots, bone folder. If you don’t have a kit yet you can buy what you need when you register.
WE CARE ABOUT YOUR SAFETY
We want to assure you that we are taking all the necessary precautions to protect you and your family.
We have hand sanitizer and we encourage you to scan the QR code on entry as well as washing your hands regularly.
THE FACES BEHIND KRAFTIBLE
Justine Ross
Botany
Justine was introduced to her love of papercraft by her sister-in-law Vanessa, before becoming a demonstrator herself in 2012.
Vanessa Baker
Onehunga
Her style is lots of layers, dimension and the use of white space. Her other interests include French films, yoga and baking.
Barbara Bicknell
Manurewa
Barbara loves vintage, lots of texture, layering, but also some of the simple but effective cards. Loves also making 3d items like albums, boxes etc.
Sharlene Hart
Ararimu
Sharlene describes her style as modern, clean and straight, and loves using colour and stamps that have co-ordinating die-cuts.
