Join us for a creative and fun-filled workshop where we'll breathe new life into old cards and transform them into unique, festive creations perfect for the winter holiday season! Whether you have a stash of vintage holiday cards, birthday greetings, or any old card that’s been gathering dust, this is your chance to repurpose them into delightful, one-of-a-kind cards to share with friends and family.

In this hands-on session, you’ll learn various techniques for upcycling cards, including cutting, collaging, and adding your own artistic touches. Our experienced instructor will guide you through the process, providing tips on design and embellishment, while encouraging your own personal flair.

All materials will be provided, but feel free to bring any old cards you'd like to revamp! By the end of the workshop, you'll leave with a stack of charming holiday cards ready to spread joy this season, as well as the skills and inspiration to continue your card-making journey at home.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to unleash your creativity and enjoy the company of fellow crafters. Reserve your spot today, and let’s make this holiday season extra special with personalized cards that tell a story!

This workshop is appropriate for ages 18+ only.

Accessibility

If you may need accessibility accommodations in order to attend this workshop, please email programs@austincreativereuse.org before purchasing tickets.

Scholarship

Interested in attending this workshop but could use a little help to cover the cost? Apply for a workshop scholarship!

About the instructor

Jennie Tudor Gray is a professional artist and art educator with over thirty years of experience creating and teaching art. She graduated from Texas State University with a BFA in Studio Art and All level art teaching certification. She rarely sticks with any one medium and enjoys creating mixed media work while incorporating recycled and found objects such as altered books. She has taught in public schools, private schools, art museums, arts and cultural centers, nonprofits, and community based art.