Something New

I'm looking into transforming my business from making clothing into enabling people to make their own clothing. Keep reading to learn more.

Fantastic Fabrications Makerspace

Why Change Things?

After running my business for a few years, I've discovered that I really like helping people make things. When I started, I planned on making things for people. Now, I want to make things with people.

A Workshop for Everyone

A makerspace is, as the name suggests, a place where people can make things. I have teamed up with two other people to create a workshop that the general public can use to build and repair things. We will provide equipment, workspace, knowledgeable staff, and lessons on how to make things.

What Do You Want to Make?

Before we decide what equipment and lessons we will offer, we need to know what people want.  If you live in or near Moscow, please tell us what you want to make or repair.
         For every forty people who comment, one person will win a pie pan of fresh baked brownies. The winner must come to my house, near Safeway in Moscow, to pick up their brownies. To prevent any potential spread of infection, I will bake them until they're almost finished, cover the pan with foil, and then finish baking them. The winner can pick them up from my front porch. If you want to be entered to win some brownies, please include a way for us to contact you.

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Moscow, Idaho
(208) 699-6927
cbeery@fantasticfabrications.net
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