Date: Thursday, November 12th
Time: 6:30–8:30 PM
Location: The Dime Store (118 E McKinney St, Denton, TX)

Make Your Own Award Ribbons

Everyone deserves an award! In this fun workshop, you'll learn how to make your own decorative award ribbons and then get to let your imagination run wild.

We'll start with a quick demonstration of how to use a ribbon maker to create your rosette, then you'll have plenty of time to design two unique ribbons of your own. Choose from a huge assortment of colorful ribbons, fabrics, and embellishments to make something completely your own.

These custom ribbons make a fun and super-personal gift, a great party trick, or simply a special way to celebrate the people in your life. Bring some humor, some sentiment, or just celebrate an achievement either big or small.

Got out of bed today? You get a ribbon!
Remembered to take your meds? You get a ribbon!
Survived another week? You get a ribbon!

Or maybe you're celebrating something a little more specific:

Best Dog Mom
Game Night Winner
Birthday Baddie
World's Okayest Gardener

The possibilities are endless!

All materials are included, and you'll go home with your two handmade ribbons, your own ribbon maker, and instructions so you can keep making ribbons long after the workshop is over.

What’s Included:

• Hands-on instruction from our instructor

• All materials needed to create at least two award ribbons

• A rosette ribbon maker and directions to keep

• 10% off coupon to use in our store

• Wine or sparkling waters to enjoy as you create

If you’re signing up two or more people, enjoy 10% off with the code LEARNTOGETHER at checkout.

For questions, visit our Workshop FAQs or email savannah@dimehandmade.com.

Meet Your Instructor:

This workshop is taught by Savannah of Savvie Studio. Savannah is a maker and art educator who is living and learning in Denton, Texas. She received her BFA from the University of North Texas in Visual Art Education Studies. Savannah is passionate about sharing art making practices with others, as she believes that working with ones hands is a therapeutic and empowering act. When Savannah isn’t working in her studio or teaching a workshop, she can often be found hiking with her three dogs, or getting lost in a good book.