When: 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Friday, November 14
Where: Wordcrafters Studio, 436 Charnelton St. Ste. 100, Eugene, OR 97401
Details: A space to be with your people (and find them).
Papercrafternoons are gentle, come-as-you-are gatherings where writers and readers connect—not just with glue and scissors, but with each other.
Think of it like crafting with a writing group—but with no pressure to write.
Just a relaxed, friendly space where you can chat about books, share writing resources, talk shop (or not), and meet fellow creatives. All while making something beautiful (or at least creative) with your hands.
What to Expect
Each Papercrafternoon features a guided paper craft project that’s fun, beginner-friendly, and easy to finish in a couple of hours. We’ll provide the supplies (plus snacks, chocolate, and good vibes), and you’ll leave with something you made yourself—and maybe a new friend.
Papercrafternoons aren’t exactly classes with formal instruction, and they’re not solely social events. They’re that sweet spot in-between, where your hands stay busy and your heart gets fed.
“This was a powerful and useful class. I’d highly recommend it for anybody.” -Debbie Pfeiffer, Writing Your Way Through Grief
Cost: Pay From Your Heart: $19/$29/$39 (Wordcrafters members receive $10 off all ticket prices. Make sure you login to your account when you register.)
Information: Register here: https://wordcrafters.app.
Your instructor
Jeaux Bartlett (they/them or xe/xem) is a writer and teacher living in Eugene, Oregon. Jeaux has published several books and online courses focused on personal growth and their work has appeared in the Register Guard, Lane Monthly, Rochester insider, Crossroads Chronicle, and Nature’s Wisdom amongst other publications.
