Join us for Crafternoon, a self-guided, themed crafting session with reuse materials! Our weekly themes vary, offering exciting inspiration like seasonal decor, miniatures, paper crafts, and unusual material challenges. All materials provided. This week's theme is Creepy Dolls! 🧸🕷️💀🪡🎀

Come happy and haunted to this special, extended-length Crafternoon, where you'll get to design your very own off-putting doll. Come upcycle scraps of fabric, yarn, buttons, found objects, and more to bring a new creepy companion to life!

2-4pm | 4-5:30pm Extension Tickets Available | Ages 5+. Youth must be accompanied by an adult | Masks strongly encouraged

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Reserve your seats before the event!

SCRAP prioritizes access to affordable art materials and expression, so we’re offering tiered ticket options:

Ambitious Artist ($12) - This ticket reflects the “true value” of the event.
Patron of the Arts ($15) - Your extra support contributes to continued ticket accessibility — thank you so much!
Curious Crafter ($10) - Our most accessible option for community members experiencing financial hardship. Also a great option for large families.
Crafternoon Extension: Stay another 1.5 hours! ($5) - **THIS TICKET ALONE does not constitute 2-4 pm Crafternoon admission!** We imagine people will get quite carried away with their dolls! If you think you'll want more time to stay and work, drop this bonus time ticket in your cart.

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

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!

SCRAP PDX: Creepy Doll Crafternoon — A text-based image with a black background layered with dark grey Victorian flourishes. A creepy doll sits in the bottom right corner. The SCRAP Creative Reuse PDX logo sits at the center middle of the graphic. Text reads: Creepy Doll Crafternoon. Sunday, Oct. 6th. 2-5:30pm*.