How much does it cost

Miss Connie asks for a suggested donation of $5 per card to cover her material costs - if you can. She happily donates her time to share her special skills in hopes the craft will bring someone else as much joy as it's brought her!

Do I have to bring materials?

Miss Connie provides the materials, and asks you donate $5 to help cover costs if you are able.

What ages can participate?

These projects are best for ages 10 and up.

Saturday, June 15

Card Making

Come join Miss Connie at Killeen Creators for her amazing class on hand-made cards!

By Killeen Creators

Select date and time

Saturday, June 15 · 3:30 - 5pm CDT

Location

701 N 10th St

701 North 10th Street Killeen, TX 76541

Refund Policy

Contact the organizer to request a refund.

Eventbrite's fee is nonrefundable.

About this event

1 hour 30 minutes

M ade With Love

T here may be a Hallmark card for everything, but there's nothing quite like a hand-made card. S ay exactly what you mean to say to the people you love the most!

Come join Miss Connie at Killeen Creators for her amazing class on hand-made cards! She'll provide the materials and a sample layout - and walk you through the steps for making your cards. Each month she'll have a different couple of designs for you to choose from.

W hat to Bring

Materials are provided, but participants are encouraged to bring any pieces they would like to incorporate into their cards.

About Us

Killeen Creators is a community service organization with a mission to combat food insecurity, Post Traumatic Stress (PTSD), and disenfranchisement by building individual and community capacity through our Community Garden, Civic Empowerment, and ART of Recovery initiatives.

Sustaining Members have free access to an unlimited number of events and classes, with memberships starting at just $5 a month. To become a Sustaining Member, donate here.

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Killeen Creators

Killeen Creators is a community health organization with a mission to combat food insecurity, Post Traumatic Stress (PTSD), and disenfranchisement by building individual and community capacity through our Community Garden, Civic engagement, and ART of Recovery initiatives.