Warm meets cold with this craft: turn a sock into your very own snow person doll.

Use colorful old maps and decoupage techniques to create small, decorative keepsake boxes.

Make a cool keychain that spells your name in binary code!

Binary code is a system that computers use to interpret language and characters using only 0 and 1. For this craft, we'll convert the sequences of 0s and 1s to colored beads for an amazing keychain!

This event was originally scheduled for the Downtown Library Multi-Purpose Room and has been relocated to the Pittsfield Branch.

Using felt, magnets, washers, glue and scissors we will make a fishing game!

Make a chic statement necklace out of paperclips and colored tape.

Create patriotic pinwheels, cuffs and wind catchers out of streamers, construction paper, felt and string!

Make Valentine's Day cards and flowers for someone you love or for patients at C.S. Mott Children's Hospital or Veterans Hospital.

Make a card here or at home (or buy a Valentine's Day card), then drop it off at any AADL location from February 3 - 11. You can choose the hospital or let AADL staff decide. We’ll deliver the cards.

Sign your card with your first name and leave it unsealed. Please do not use glitter or include messages about getting well or feeling better―many of the patients are in the hospital for a long time.

It's time to have some undersea fun! Create a colorful floating jellyfish as a toy or decoration.

Using child-size clothes hangers and clothes pins, you can make some monsters and dragonflies!

The author of the Mochimochi toy knitting books shows you how to wrap twigs with yarn to make beautiful sculptures—a simple technique for all skill levels! Experienced knitters can embellish their “tree-scapes” by knitting tiny creatures designed by Anna. Supplies provided, but feel free to bring your own yarn or knitting needles. This event includes a book signing with books for sale.

This event was originally scheduled for the Downtown Library Multi-Purpose Room and has been relocated to the 4th floor of the Downtown Library.