Concord &9th-Holiday Workshop -updated with price

Sounds like fun, and I like that they send product to your house! Lazy crafter win!

I doubt that I will join but it looks pretty good, and is early enough for most Christmas card makers, without being way too early. I've followed a couple of those people. Was the other one good value for money?

How expensive was the first one? I could be talked into it...maybe.

I like that the scheduled dates don't conflict with either of the November Crop & Create online events!

I'm also curious how much this will cost. I love all things Christmas paper crafting!

I loved the their summer camp, but don’t send that many Christmas cards, and have enough in my stash for those. But if they expand to include more of the season, like the new year, happy holidays, pretty winter aspects that could go in several directions, Chanukah, even Thanksgiving, though it may be too late for that, then I’m in, though it will be expensive.

The price says "plus taxes and fees". Anyone know what the fees are for and how much they are?

I’m so stoked to get to sign up early as a previous camper tomorro. I just destashed a bunch of stuff so I have more then enough for this and the pinkfresh one.

That makes sense - shipping charges for internationals.

Thanks for posting the photos. The projects are really cute. 

BTW, for far less money ($79) I attended Eat, Sleep Crafty Retreat (ESCR) in April. No products were shipped; an e-booklet with supplies was provided, and later, with all the project photos. Instructors were Justine Hovey, Laurel Beard, and new to me, Ingrid Blackburn, whose projects and philosophy/advice sent me over the moon.

It was quite different than C&9’s camp. As each instructor demonstrated, another moderated and responded to chat comments/questions. There were funny “card wars” between instructors, and later with some brave attendees crafting under insane time constraints. There was also a breakout session where you joined the instructor you chose in a separate room. 

They’re having another one in November, advertising it to previous attendees for an early bird price of $49, but will go public soon. Instructors are Laurel and Justine again, Ardyth Percy Robb, Mary Pelanco and Tiffany Solario.

I learned there’s no way I can “craft while watching.” I’ll miss a lot or muck up my card or both. Sessions would have to be twice as long for everyone to stay on track. (azcrafty is the exception - she’s the Maserati of card makers!) But videos are available afterwards.

Just another way to go, though of course no fun package to open up.

That makes perfect sense to me. I could buy a lot of things off my wishlist for the price of this class, although I choose not to because like you I have plenty enough in my WIP box to keep me going.