Camp Stitch-a-Lot summer camp offered in Lynnwood July 7-11

Edmonds, WALocal News

Camp Stitch-a-Lot offers a unique opportunity for kids aged 10-17 to explore their creativity through sewing, crocheting, and embroidery from July 7-11 at Maple Park Church in Lynnwood. The camp is organized by the Clothing and Textile Advisors of Snohomish County, a reputable nonprofit with three decades of experience in promoting textile arts. Participants will gain hands-on skills that can spark lifelong hobbies or even career interests in the textile industry. Proceeds from the camp, along with the annual fabric sale scheduled for August 16 at Mariner High School, will provide scholarships for students pursuing higher education and support various community sewing initiatives. This integration of skill-building and community support highlights the camp's significant impact.

Parents seeking enriching summer activities for their children can register online to secure a spot. By investing in youth education, the camp not only fosters creativity but also strengthens community ties. Such programs are vital for cultivating future generations of skilled artisans and crafters.

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