Pink Pearl
Armed with a carving tool, a small block of rubber, and approximately zero prior experience, you are going to make a stamp. A real one!
Printmaking is one of the oldest forms of human expression. Cave dwellers did it. Renaissance masters did it.
And now, in a slightly less dramatic but equally rebellious act, you're going to do it too.
Armed with a carving tool, a small block of rubber, and approximately zero prior experience, you are going to make a stamp.
A real one.
Yours.
Made entirely by your own hands.
Carving is deeply, unreasonably satisfying. There is something primal about dragging a sharp tool through a surface and watching a design emerge from nothing.
Every line you remove is a decision. Every decision is yours. No autocorrect.
No undo button. Just you, the block, and the quiet confidence of someone who is absolutely handling a sharp object responsibly.
We'll work through carving technique, explore what your stamp can do across a variety of inks and papers, and by the end of the evening, you'll have made something that is completely, stubbornly, permanently yours.
You'll leave with:
A hand-carved stamp that exists nowhere else in the world, a collection of sample prints on different papers and surfaces, and the deeply satisfying knowledge that you made something from scratch that will outlast the evening.
Also, possibly ink on your hands for the next three days.
(jokes- we use washable ink)
You’re so very welcome!
WRAP IT-UP!
Armed with a carving tool, a small block of rubber, and approximately zero prior experience, you are going to make a stamp. A real one!
Printmaking is one of the oldest forms of human expression. Cave dwellers did it. Renaissance masters did it.
And now, in a slightly less dramatic but equally rebellious act, you're going to do it too.
Armed with a carving tool, a small block of rubber, and approximately zero prior experience, you are going to make a stamp.
A real one.
Yours.
Made entirely by your own hands.
Carving is deeply, unreasonably satisfying. There is something primal about dragging a sharp tool through a surface and watching a design emerge from nothing.
Every line you remove is a decision. Every decision is yours. No autocorrect.
No undo button. Just you, the block, and the quiet confidence of someone who is absolutely handling a sharp object responsibly.
We'll work through carving technique, explore what your stamp can do across a variety of inks and papers, and by the end of the evening, you'll have made something that is completely, stubbornly, permanently yours.
You'll leave with:
A hand-carved stamp that exists nowhere else in the world, a collection of sample prints on different papers and surfaces, and the deeply satisfying knowledge that you made something from scratch that will outlast the evening.
Also, possibly ink on your hands for the next three days.
(jokes- we use washable ink)
You’re so very welcome!
Potato With a Dream - Portrait Challenge
$30/person (singles welcome! we will pair you up)
$60/couple
Buy Tickets HERE
All supplies included.
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Let's be brutally ridiculous.
You're not Picasso. Neither is your partner. And that is exactly the point.
Here's how this works: you and your person are going to paint each other's portraits.
At the same time.
The only thing going for you is maximum optimism, and the kind of misplaced confidence that makes life interesting.
The results will be… interpretive.
Someone is going to end up with three eyes. Someone's nose is going to migrate somewhere unexpected. There will be at least one portrait that looks less like a loving partner and more like a potato that had a difficult year. A potato with dreams, sure — but a potato nonetheless.
And it is going to be the most fun you've had together in recent memory.
This is equal parts creative challenge, accidental couples therapy, and ab workout from laughing. No experience required. No artistic ability assumed. No feelings hurt. (Probably. We cannot legally guarantee this.)
You'll leave with two portraits, a story you'll tell for years, and a very honest answer to the question: "Is that really how you see me?"
Spoiler: No. That's not how they see you, they just can’t paint.
But you love them anyway. Even the potato parts.
Especially the potato parts.
Hilltop Guild Bazaar
Saturday, August 1, 2026, 9:00-2:00
Where: 18720 Hwy 7, Allenspark, CO, 80510
The Hilltop Guild Bazaar
Stitch Please! Book Boyfriend Edition
$45/person we have space for 10 people (16 and older)
to register please email Jill at
Doodle@doodlerebellion.com
Turn your book boyfriend — or dragon, no judgment — into a patch you'll wear forever. No needle skills required.
Needle. Thread. Zero experience required.
Stitch Please - Book Boyfriend Edition is a hand-embroidery workshop for people who LOVE BOOKS and is suitable for anyone, even if you don't know what an embroidery hoop is or have never seen a sewing needle in your life.
We will spend some time designing your patch to make it the thing that you loved most about your book. And don't worry if you don't want to be the one drawing on fabric — our chief instigator will be there with you every step of the design and fabric transfer process.
We will learn some basic stitches, and then off to the bookish races we go!

