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Hand Stamped Tea Towels

Price: $40 General | $30 Museum Member Create the perfect holiday gift or accent piece for your kitchen with a hand stamped tea towel! Create your own designs or use existing stamps to decorate. All supplies will be provided and each participant with be able to take home 2 original designs. Support for this program is provided by the George A. and Grace L.  Long Foundation. Register here

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December 16, 2023 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

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Price: $40 General | $30 Museum Member
Create the perfect holiday gift or accent piece for your kitchen with a hand stamped tea towel! Create your own designs or use existing stamps to decorate. All supplies will be provided and each participant with be able to take home 2 original designs.
Support for this program is provided by the George A. and Grace L.  Long Foundation.
Register here

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