Wet Felting: Clutch Purse

Saturday, September 24, 2022 10:00 am - 1:00 pm

Create a seamless wet felted wool pouch through the process of wet felting. This clutch is the perfect size to keep all of your knitting/crafting notions inside, and can be made in one session. With Suzanne O’Brien. 

9/24 | 10 – 1pm | $60 / $55 | @Art’s Cafe 

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