In this 4-hour introductory course, participants will learn the basics of risograph (riso) printing and will leave with a hands-on understanding of how to use this print technology to create zines, fliers, posters, or other printed matter.

Join your neighbors for a friendly, informal sewing/knitting/crochet/embroidery bee! Bring your own projects and socialize (sew-cialize?) at the library.

Sew a custom e-reader or book sleeve for the perfect cozy gift (for yourself or loved ones)! Bring your own device or book to create a made-to-measure sleeve, or choose from a few sizes that will fit most e-readers, paperbacks, or hardcovers. Customize your padded sleeve with simple quilting lines and your choice of optional closures (narrow ties, wide ties, or magnetic snap).

Learn to sew a reversible tote bag. This class is perfect for people who have never sewn before or want a refresher course with basics.

Discover your creative potential with Canva, the online design platform for all skill levels. In this class we'll explore the basic features that come with a free Canva account and learn how to:

This event is free for Multnomah County library card holders, registration required.

Join us for Charm School, a new SCRAP series all about BLING!
This Friday afternoon, join instructor Kate (she/her) to make some UFOs that sparkle from space!
Ages 16+

Learn how to make simple, hand-bound books!

Instructor Kate (she/her) will teach students the steps from conception to completion of a hand-bound notebook or sketchbook, using upcycled and donated materials and tools!

This Sunday evening, join us for a hemming party! It's finally time—grab that pile of clothes you've been meaning to hem, and get on down to SCRAP. Come one, come all: let's get those garments hemmed!
Ages 16+

Do you jump head-first into hobbies, only to burn out and move on?

Join this two-hour workshop with Portland-based ADHD Coach Kaitlyn Chock to unpack hyperfixation, why it happens, and how to make hobbies stick.