SCRAP is popping up at local community coffee + cocktails spot Dear Sandy for Adult Collage Craft n' Chill!

On Monday, October 27th from 5:30-7:30pm, SCRAP PDX will be at Dear Sandy with our best collage material (including a heap of NSFW content! 🤫) and Mod Podge gloop to upcycle glass jars and votives into your perfect seasonal decor! Or if you prefer your collage flat, design some decorative collaged elements to add horror and intrigue to your windows, fridge, or phone case! Happy Halloween!!! 🪦🧟🎃🐈‍⬛🕯️

Ages 21+ | $7 | 2800 NE Sandy Blvd

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Questions on the day of the event? Don’t hesitate to call the store (503-294-0769).

If/when tickets sell out: We do sell tickets at the door, but keep in mind that Dear Sandy is a shared gathering space, so seating availability may vary. Swing by, check out the scene—and if space permits, grab yourself a ticket! However, do bear in mind that we won't be bringing cash to make change, so unless you have exact change or are willing to make a generous roundup (❤️), ticket sales will be mainly digital. Thanks!

All event ticket sales are final and non-refundable. If you cannot make it to the event, feel free to send a friend in your place— we’d love to host them! Thank you for understanding and supporting our SCRAPpy little creative reuse non-profit!

Above image: Spooky decoupaged tea light votive jars.

Above image: a collaged haunted house, featuring ghosts, a black cat, a haunted mouth door, candles, sheet music clouds, a large eye looking through an upstairs window, a broken heart...

Above image: collaged halloween garland items punched through with a hole puncher so they can be strung on a string, including a ghost and moon, a witch's hat adorned with a beetle, a spiderweb-printed coffee cup steaming with a sheet-music steam cloud, and a graveyard made of old film photo headstones.

Above image: two Halloween collages, one with a jack-o-lantern headed man holding an umbrella and trimmed with orange pumpkin-esque adornments, with the word "SCARY" spelled out in letter stickers at the bottom, and a collage of empty theater seats and ghosts floating about the theater, with the word "GHOSTS" spelled out in letter stickers at the bottom.