Stay and Play is for those staying onsite during Conference, but are not taking a 2.5-day Workshop. Stay and Play includes a registration packet, swag bag, and admission to all activities other than classes.

Price is PER PERSON

This option is for those who are planning to take a miniclass, would like to participate in Thursday evening activities, and would like to stay in the hotel on Thursday night.

• Includes accommodations for Thursday night only
• Includes Thursday dinner only
• Includes admission to the Conference area for the day
• View the Fiber Exhibit and Guild Tables
• Shop in the Vendor Hall
• Attend the Thursday Evening program
• Does not include the registration fee for your miniclass; you must register fro your miniclass separately.

If you plan to come for one or multiple days, but aren't taking a workshop and aren't staying on site.

Choosing this option lets you register for:

• A miniclass
• A la carte meals
• Daily Admission

NOTE: Daily Admission may also be paid onsite. However, you must preregister for miniclasses and meals.

Guests are those who are 17 and older, are staying onsite, but aren't attending FTWG. A Guest is a part of an FTWG attendee's party - family, friend, significant other - and is out doing their own thing during the day.

Guests must register for their room and board. They may register for the same room and board packages as FTWG attendees, or they may register for a room with or without a la carte meals.

Selecting this options will automatically select the basic options for Instructors, as covered under your contract, including meals and a 3 night single occupancy room with all available meals. You will need to select which type of wrap you would like for Thursday boxed lunch and Sunday boxed lunch, and you need to make a selection under Accessibility Options. You also have the option to register for a miniclass if you would like to do so, and you have the option of adding additional nights before and after the three nights, which would be

If you use this Instructor admission item, you will not need to use a coupon code.

If you need to make different selections, like choosing double accommodations with a roommate, you should select All Other Registrants. You will need to make all your selections individually, and will need to use your coupon code.

Selecting this options will automatically select the basic options for Instructors, as covered under your contract, including meals and a 3 night single occupancy room with all available meals. You will need to select which type of wrap you would like for Thursday boxed lunch and Sunday boxed lunch, and you need to make a selection under Accessibility Options. You also have the option to register for a miniclass if you would like to do so, and you have the option of adding additional nights before and after the three nights, which would be

If you use this Instructor admission item, you will not need to use a coupon code.

If you need to make different selections, like choosing double accommodations with a roommate, you should select All Other Registrants. You will need to make all your selections individually, and will need to use your coupon code.

Instructor: Brenda Gregory

Skill Level: All skill levels

Description:

Cold connecting is a way to join pieces of metal without heat and solder. We will make a pair of textured sterling silver earrings and a pendant from old metal buttons.

Skills learned: texturing metal with stamps and hammers, cutting and filing metal, applying patina and basic cold connection techniques.

Materials Fee: $15 includes use of tools, plus rivets, eyelets, jump rings, and findings to complete the projects.

The materials fee is paid directly to the instructor during class.

Students to Bring: Optional: Old buttons you are willing to hammer flat.

Instructor: Cindy Koedoot Knisely

Skill Level: All Skill Levels

Description:

Students will weave one or more dishcloths on a 12" Hazel Rose Square Loom. Instructions for continuous strand weaving plus multiple project ideas will be shared. Students will leave the class with a finished project, the loom, and materials and ideas for future projects. If you weave lots of towels, the dishcloths made on the continuous strand square loom are the perfect 'go along' gift!

Materials Fee: $35 includes a 12" Hazel Rose square loom in oak or cherry, accessories, yarn, and teaching packet.

The materials fee is paid directly to the instructor during class.

Students to Bring: Yourself!

Instructor: Sara Norine

Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate

Required Skills: No skills required before hand. We will start with square knots and half hitches. Students that learn this quickly or have previous experience will go on to more advanced knots.

Description:

Learn the basics of macrame in this beginner-friendly class for fiber artists of all skill levels. Determine your own design based on your skill level and visual preferences. Leave with a completed piece ready to hang and enjoy.

Materials Fees: $10 for everything you need to create a wall hanging (sticks, cord, beads).

The materials fee is paid directly to the instructor during class.

Students to Bring: nothing required

Instructor: Ellen Turner

Skill Level: All Skill Levels

Description: Joong or Tsung-Tse originally was the name of a food served during the Dragon Boat Festival in China. Made of rice dumpling wrapped in bamboo leaves, it is in the shape of a hexahedron (any polyhedron with six faces). It later became a yarn wrapped ornament.

We will use cardboard and colorful yarns to make these festive and decorative ornaments.

Materials Fee: $0; registration fee includes all the materials needed to make these ornaments.

Students to Bring: Scissors

Instructor: Ellen Turner

Skill Level: All Skill Levels

Description: These traditional Ecuadorian Folk ornaments are wrapped with colorful yarns. Can be used as holiday ornaments, hung on display hooks or used to adorn gifts.

We will use cardboard and colorful yarns to make these festive and decorative ornaments.

Materials Fee: $0; registration fee includes all the materials needed to make these ornaments.

Students to Bring: Scissors

Instructor: Barb Cabral

Skill Level: Beginner

Description:

Working with fine, flexible brass and/or copper wire, participants will learn the stitch used in Viking Knitting. Unlike traditional knitting, no needles are used and no prior experience is needed. Students will make small sections of knitting that can be used in a bracelet, keychain, or earrings. Techniques for using a drawn plate will be taught and the process to assemble jewelry items will be demonstrated. Participants can bring interesting beads to incorporate in their piece. Some beads and findings will be available for sale. The focus is learning the technique of Viking Knitting. The finished piece depends on the success of learning the technique.

Materials Fee: $15 for wire, small findings, beads, handouts.

The materials fee is payable directly to the instructor during class.

Students to Bring: small wire cutters or nail clippers, small needle nose jewelry or other small pliers.

Instructor: Helen McLaughlin

Skill Level: All skill levels

Description:

Explore the Pampa Loom continuous strand weaving technique to create the components of jackets, vests, and pullovers. We will create jackets and vests in small groups: each student will complete sections with group finishing and joining of the garment components.

The completed items will be awarded to raffle winners within the class. The finished items will be kept on display for the duration of the event to show the great results of even the newest beginner, and may be picked up by the winners at the end of the event.

These looms allow even the newest beginner to create garments that fit with little wasted yarn, minimal investment, small space, and small amounts of time. If you have too many shawls, runners, and wraps because you cannot bear to cut your beautiful handweaving, this is the class for YOU!

Materials Fees: $0; materials are included in miniclass fee

Students to Bring: Smiles and questions!

Instructor: Rhonda Altman

Skill Level: Beginner

Description:

Often we spend a great deal of time and effort producing a unique handmade item only to become frustrated because we cannot find buttons that add to the design. This class will teach you how to make your own buttons that will complete your handmade item.

Materials Fee: $5 for button backs and findings. An additional $12 if you'd like a Basic Clay Pack (Red, Yellow, Blue, Black, Purple)

The materials fee is payable directly to the instructor during class.

Students to Bring:

1. Polymer Clay. Three or four 2 ounce bars in colors to match or compliment the project the buttons will be for. Please do not purchase store brand polymer clay; Sculpey Premo works best.
2. Pasta machine, if you have one. Instructor will bring several for attendees to share during class.

Instructor: Ginger Clark

Skill Level: Intermediate

Required Skills: Students must be able to spin a continuous yarn on a spinning wheel or drop spindle.

Description:

In this miniclass, you will learn how to spin yarns specifically for needlepoint. There will be discussion about what fibers are best and why, how to spin for different needlepoint mesh weights, and how to create custom colors. Students will choose colors and/or blend colors for spinning their special yarns. Since you will be spinning small amounts of yarn, there will be time to get started with your bookmark using your own unique yarn!

Materials Fee: $15 for roving in various colors, needlepoint mesh for a bookmark, backing felt, needlepoint needle, written instructions, and notes.

The materials fee is payable directly to the instructor during class.

Students to Bring: Spinning wheel in good working condition with 2 or more bobbins, a niddy noddy, and hand carders. A drop spindle and 2 bobbins will also work.

Instructor: Berna Lowenstein

Skill Level: All skill levels

Description:

A fun one hour lecture about how Berna uses toilet paper when doing a weaving project. Includes tips and tricks to help weave the perfect project. The toilet paper does not end up in the finished fabric.

Materials Fees: $0. No materials required. A handout will be provided.

Students to Bring: A pen for taking notes.

Instructor: Natalie Drummond

Skill Level: Intermediate

Required Skills: Comfortable reading drafts, weaving with 2 or more shuttles, and warping your loom prior to the conference. It is preferred that students be willing to work with at least one space-dyed warp of tercel or cotton. A vendor list can be provided in advance. 

Description:

Do you enjoy mixing color and fiber? Learn how color and fiber sheen interact in Deflected Doubleweave with Tencel, Tussah Silk, and/or Cotton. Participants will receive recommended fibers for a 4 or 8 shaft pattern six weeks prior to conference. Create up to three woven samples following finishing demonstration and collaboration. Be prepared to swap two of the samples with other participants. And finally continue weaving on your own loom to explore how 3-5 weft colors impact the overall design distinction in Deflected DoubleWeave.

Materials Fee: $25 for color printed and bound monograph.

The materials fee is paid directly to the instructor during class.

Students to Bring: 4.5 yards on a pre-warped 8-shaft loom with recommended yarns, pre-wound bobbins for weft yarns, and weaving tools including 3 boat shuttles and measuring tape. SOAK or suitable fiber washing detergent (sample size) and a notebook for notes. A device for photographs / weaving software is recommended.

Instructor: Barbara Pietruk

Skill Level: Beginner

Description:

This is a beginner level class. We will warp the rigid heddle loom and learn some tips and tricks for creating a smooth weaving experience. You can weave off a short warp so that we can warp a second time to reinforce the steps. More advanced weavers can also try a few pick up techniques or hand manipulated lace techniques.

Materials Fee: $6 for handouts.

The materials fee is paid directly to the instructor during class.

Students to Bring: Worsted weight or DK weight yarn in several colors. We will use 600-800 yards during the class. Cotton is preferred but any non-fuzzy fiber can be used for a first time warping. Think about weaving a small table runner. Empty paper towel or gift wrap tubes, if available, and at least 2 or 3 paper grocery bags. Basic supplies such as scissors, a tape measure, and a sewing needle appropriate for the size yarn you are weaving. A 1 foot square piece of rubber shelf liner is also needed, (and can be found at the dollar store.) Note taking materials of your choice.

Rigid Heddle loom with clamps and peg for warping and the shuttles that came with the loom.

Teacher will have several looms available for use during class, at no additional charge. Students would be able to purchase the loom after class, if desired.

If students have their own loom, they are able to put on a longer warp for the second warping to make a scarf and continue weaving at home. Yarn required for a scarf would be about 400 yards.

Instructor: Tom Knisely

Skill Level: Intermediate

Required Skills: Students must be able to warp loom prior to class.

Description:

Complimentary Plain Weave is a fascinating threading system that allows you to take any of your favorite Overshot Patterns and weave them as if it were a Double Weave. This is particularly helpful because it weaves a Plain Weave surface without the typical weft floats associated with traditional Overshot. The fabric is totally reversable and can weave with different color definitions on each side. You can also change out the treadling order to create your own new pattern. How cool is that?

Complimentary Plain Weave is very useful for placemats, table runners, upholstery or any textile that needs to be hard wearing.

For this workshop we will be limiting our explorations to just four shaft drafts. Hot pad width warps will allow you to weave many different samples that are not only useful but would make nice gifts.

Materials Fee: $0

Students to Bring: A loom warped and ready to weave, two boat shuttles, bobbins that work with your shuttles, a bobbin winder, and recommended thread for the workshop. Standard supplies such as scissors, tape measure, pins, and any of your favorite tools that you think you might need, as well as a notebook and pen or pencil for note taking.

Instructor: Rebecca Kobos

Skill Level: Beginner

Required Skills: Some experience using a sewing machine

Description:

Have fun creating fabric collages in a 5" x 7" card format and in larger, frameable pieces. Using fabric, Wonder Under© and an iron, let your imagination run wild. Images may be realistic, whimsical, or abstract. Let the color and pattern of the fabric be your guide. Try free motion stitching over the collages to add details. This is an opportunity to experiment with these techniques in a quick, structured, supportive environment. Handouts provided and samples available for inspiration.

Materials Fee: $12 for a variety of fabric pieces and wonder under, drawing paper, lightweight batting, frame cards and envelopes. One or two sewing machines available for student use during class.

Students to Bring: Good fabric cutting scissors, an iron, and a towel for ironing on. A sewing machine that works for free motion stitching (able to drop feed dogs and free motion foot) is helpful. You may also wish to bring favorite fabrics precut to 5" x 7" or 8" x 10" pieces (optional.)

Instructor: Karen Duncklee

Skill Level: Intermediate

Required Skills: Must know basic rug hooking technique of pulling loops.

Description:

Be brave in your rug hooking! Let’s jump outside the wool box and use alternative fibers! This class will be a study of mixed media and how to incorporate fibers, other than wool strips, into our rug hooking. Velvet, sari ribbons, wool roving, silk, novelty yarns, art yarns, ribbons, mohair locks, and more will be used! We will learn how to hook the various materials and how to combine different fibers to create even more texture. Our pattern for class will be a landscape design.

Materials Fee: $35 for an 8” x 10” pattern hand drawn on primitive linen with serged edges. A tremendous variety of mixed media fibers, including silk sari ribbon, silk fabric, velvet, hand-spun yarns, novelty yarns, wool roving, ribbons, mohair locks, fun yarns, and miscellaneous fibers for experimentation. Books, visual aids, and samples will be available for students during class time.

The materials fee is paid directly to the instructor during class.

Students to Bring: All your favorite hooking supplies including a hooking frame, hook, and sharp scissors. Note taking materials such as paper and pen will also be needed. Optional items that you might wish to bring include a table lamp, footstool, and a few favorite yarns, fibers, or fabrics you might want to incorporate.

Instructor: Jennifer Williams

Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate

Description:

The inkle loom is a small loom with much impact. In this 2.5 day workshop, discover the joy of weaving simple or elaborate narrow bands that have an infinite number of uses on this portable little loom.

The workshop will cover both plain weave and various pick-up pattern techniques. Additionally, students will learn:

· how to efficiently warp an inkle loom

· how to read and weave inkle pattern drafts

· how to plan and design beautiful inkle designs

The workshop will also include discussion of many useful inkle weaving tips and tricks.

Whether you are a beginner or need a refresher class, this workshop is for you. Each student will weave on their own open sided inkle loom. With prior arrangement, the instructor has a few inkle looms to loan during the workshop.

Materials Fee: $15 for original Inkle patterns, class notes, and an Inkle weaving tool kit. Inkle loom may be available for in-class use by prior arrangement with the instructor.

The materials fee is paid directly to the instructor during class.

Students to Bring: Inkle loom, belt shuttle, and scissors, plus notetaking supplies such as pen and paper.

Instructor: Carol James

Skill Level: Beginner

Required Skills: Good finger dexterity, reasonable eyesight

Description:

Sprang is a very adaptable technique to create stretch cloth, and appears repeatedly in human history, from the Bronze Age onward. Learn the basic "stitch" and then see how it can be shaped to create diverse garments.

We begin with the basic stitch on a pre-warped frame to create an elastic cloth. Your fingers manipulate threads to make the stitch. Discover ways to identify irregularities and use them as design elements. Explore finishing methods as you transform the piece into a small bag or hat. Practice methods to set up a warp from scratch. Studying further, we discuss topics such as circular warp and multicolored warps, lace techniques, and ways to shape your piece, creating items such as vests, mittens, socks, scarves, and leggings.

Materials Fee: $50 for pre-warped frame, materials for several projects, shed sticks, safety strings, spring clips, yarn, and instruction sheets.

The materials fee is paid directly to the instructor during class.

Students to Bring: Pencil and paper for notes, and glasses if needed to read the newspaper.

Instructor: Berna Lowenstein

Skill Level: All levels welcome

Required Skills: Must be able to warp a 4-shaft loom, and weave plain weave or a simple twill.

Description:

You will weave on your own 4 shaft loom to make a long sampler showcasing all the various ways to treadle the Summer and Winter weave structure. Everyone will receive the same threading draft. Lectures will teach you how to design your own patterns. Summer and Winter is the perfect weave structure for the beginning weaver who already knows how to warp and weave plain weave or twill, and wants to learn a more elaborate weave structure that is easy to understand. Intermediate and advanced weavers will also learn about different treadling techniques, different drafting techniques and draw ups, and weave structures variations that require different threadings.

Materials Fee: $10 for notebook, handouts, and yarns for pattern wefts.

The materials fee is paid directly to the instructor during class.

Students to Bring: A 4-shaft loom, already warped to a draft provided by the instructor, 3 or more shuttles and 10/2 pearl cotton that matches the warp yarn. A straight knitting needle, any size, 10 inches or longer, to be used for picking up freeform patterns. Scissors and a pen or pencil to take notes. Various odds and ends to use as pattern wefts, such as knitting wools, boules, rayons, thick silks, 5/2 pearl cotton, 8/2 or 10/2 pearl cotton in different colors.

Instructor: Ginger Clark

Skill Level: Intermediate to Advanced

Required Skills: Must be able to spin a continuous thread.

Description:

Florida is hot and not conducive to woolen yarns for most of the year, but there are so many other exciting non-wool fibers to spin! In this class, the students will explore spinning plant-based fibers such as bamboo, Tencel, hemp, flax, cotton, as well as silk and faux cashmere. We will discuss the best uses of these different fibers and learn tricks to make the spinning experience a happy one.

Materials Fee: $30 for fibers for spinning, and instructional materials.

The materials fee is paid directly to the instructor during class.

Students to Bring: A spinning wheel in good working condition, extra bobbins, a niddy noddy, and other spinning tools as desired.

Instructor: MJ Lord

Skill Level: Intermediate

Required Skills: Basic tapestry weaving skills as taught in beginning tapestry class.

Description:

After you have taken a beginning tapestry class, what’s the next step? This is often the sticking point for new tapestry weavers. There are many possibilities, and this class will offer one approach. We will start by looking through images of creatures, for example, birds and butterflies, looking for pattern and color ideas. The class will not be trying for photorealism, but to come up with abstract designs using the color and pattern ideas. We will use those ideas to develop a cartoon to weave a small tapestry about 7” x 7” and begin weaving. We will consider value and contrast, which are important to creating good tapestry designs. This may sound like a lot to do in a few days, but the overall goal will be to have fun and learn a few new things!

Materials Fee: $15 for a warp for a 7" warp and a range of weft alternatives. For this class, weavers are encouraged to bring their own loom pre-warped for the class and their own weft yarns. Instructions and sources can be emailed in advance.

The materials fee is paid directly to the instructor during class.

Students to Bring: Your own tapestry loom, pre-warped for a 7" tapestry at 8 epi, and a selection of weft yarns for tapestry. Drawing or mixed media paper plus colored pencils or paints for cartoon development, and basic tools such as scissors and bobbins.

Instructor: Nancy Bindig

Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate

Required Skills: No previous weaving experience is required, however someone who is familiar with another type of basketry construction would benefit. The workshop will introduce some intermediate level skill as we progress. Moderate manual dexterity is needed. Hand strength level required is low to moderate. Some materials require being first soaked in water. Optional (Note): If incorporating the natural of palm inflorescence, this may require stronger hand strength.

Description:

This workshop will introduce the beginner and intermediate weaver to Random Weave basketry. This basketry construction lets you work with a variety of materials to make an organic and freeform shape. The shaping can be geometric or organic and has the potential to be very organic in nature. Once the framework is established, the simple tabby weave makes this a very relaxing craft activity.

Starting with a simple ball form, we’ll use basic filling techniques to build a shape using random weave. We’ll quickly advance to weaving a nest and/or wall pocket basket with a shape built from a wire armature. This frame shape will be filled in using round reeds and later adding palm inflorescence for texture. On Day 2, I will show how to build a second way by using round reed and clips. The shape can be pre-conceived or formed organically and “randomly.”

Students will be working with round reed, wire, and/or natural materials provided in class, and will be shown how to collect & harvest Florida Palm Inflorescence materials. Palm shoots will be available to weave with on day 2. Depending on speed and size, 2-3 baskets will be made during this workshop. Students are encouraged to bring in any soft or pliable weaving materials and embellishments from home. Surface design techniques will be introduced on Day 3 so you can add a final personal touch to your baskets!

Materials Fee: $60 for enough materials to complete 2 small baskets and 1 larger basket: wires, round reeds, palm inflorescence, feathers, wrapping cottons, embellishment items, glue, hot glue gun, and beads.

The materials fee is paid directly to the instructor during class.

Students to Bring: An old hand towel for drying wet reeds, a sharp pair of hand clippers (Fiskars are good), scissors, and an awl. Optional items such as any soft or pliable materials and embellishment items to add or weave into your basket: yarn, wire, twisted paper, beads, feathers, etc. Comfortable clothing is advised, and an apron is optional. 

Select the total number of children 17 and under in your room.

Children ages 17 and under:

• May not register for mini classes or workshops.
• May not join FTWG meals and evening events.
• Do not count towards triple and quadruple occupancy rates. While the maximum number of occupants in a room is always 4, the triple and quadruple occupancy rates only apply for additional adults.

This guest is staying in the same room as someone who is registered to attend the FTWG Conference and has already booked a room and board package.

This guest is staying in a room alone or is staying with others who are not registered to attend the FTWG Conference.

This option is only available for guests age 18 and over.

Choosing this option means you will be choosing from the same Room and Board packages as FTWG attendees.

Choosing this option means you will choose accommodations only pricing for your guest, rather than the Room and Board packages. You will also be able to choose meals a la carte.

Includes bars for the commode and shower area

Shower / Bath tub with bars for the commode and shower area.

Thursday night accommodations and Thursday night dinner. Only available for Mini Plus Registrants.

Thursday night accommodations and Thursday night dinner. Only available for Mini Plus Registrants.

Thursday night accommodations and Thursday night dinner. Only available for Mini Plus Registrants.

Thursday night accommodations and Thursday night dinner. Only available for Mini Plus Registrants.

Friday, Saturday nights. Includes lunches and dinners on Friday and Saturday

Friday, Saturday nights. Includes lunches and dinners on Friday and Saturday.

Friday, Saturday nights. Includes lunches and dinners on Friday and Saturday.

Friday, Saturday nights. Includes lunches and dinners on Friday and Saturday.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday nights. Includes lunches on Friday and Saturday, dinners on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday nights. Includes lunches on Friday and Saturday, dinners on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday nights. Includes lunches on Friday and Saturday, dinners on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday nights. Includes lunches on Friday and Saturday, dinners on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday nights. Includes lunches and dinners on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday nights. Includes lunches and dinners on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday nights. Includes lunches and dinners on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday nights. Includes lunches and dinners on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

Thursday night only. This option is for those choosing the Mini Plus package.

Thursday night only. This option is for those choosing the Mini Plus package.

Thursday night only. This option is for those choosing the Mini Plus package.

Thursday night only. This option is for those choosing the Mini Plus package.

Extra Nights are a PER NIGHT fee, not per person.

Only register for extra nights if:

• The FTWG Attendee and Guest are staying in the same room, but the FTWG Attendee did not register for any extra nights.
• The FTWG Attendee and Guest are staying in the same room, the FTWG Attendee registered for extra nights, but not all the needed nights.
• The FTWG Attendee and Guest are staying in separate rooms.

The Fashion Show theme is "Time to Take the Stage." The music will be Broadway hits, from King Tut, Singing in the Rain, Moon River, and more.

NOTE: You are able to participate in the Fashion Show, even if you do not register for it now. Whether you register now or onsite, you will need to fill out an entry form for each item you are entering once you are onsite. However, it helps us plan our logistics if we have an idea how many people to expect.

You must be a member of FTWG to enter in the Fiber Exhibit.

Each member may enter up to 6 pieces in the Fiber Exhibit. Each winner receives two ribbons -- one to display with the item and one to wear.

Onsite you must complete a form for each item you are entering in the Exhibit.

You are able to enter items in the Exhibit onsite, even if you did not do so during registration. However, it helps us with our logistics if we have an idea how many items to expect.

Categories:

Garments

Shawls and Scarves

Household Items

Felting

Inkle or Card Weaving

Tapestry

Basketry

Spinning

Jewelry or Accessories

Knitting

Crocheting

Other Needlework

Overall Favorite Item (Best in Show)

If you entered dietary needs in the previous prompt, boxed lunches will be modified to match the information you provided.

If you select this item, be sure to select one of the three options from the drop down menu that appears.  If you fail to make a selection, it will automatically select a Chicken Salad Wrap.

If you entered dietary needs in the previous prompt, boxed lunches will be modified to match the information you provided.