Save the date! June 2015 DIH Workshop

Where in the world has 2015 gone?  Can you believe it’s almost half way over?  Back in April I mentioned that I’ve teamed with the Home Depot to co-host four Do-It-Herself (DIH) Workshops — and my second one is coming up in June!  I can’t think of a better way to get some hands-on experience to do simple décor and easy home improvements!  These DIH Workshops empower women (just like you and me) to tackle DIY projects and more!

How about adding a little extra charm and serving space with this DIH Workshop serving station (pictured above)?  And if you don’t do a lot of entertaining, it would make a great potting station to! Oh the possibilities.

Are you ready to learn how to create this simple project using a variety of easy-to-operate power tools?  Then clear your calendar and grab your girlfriends the third Thursday of each month for The Home Depot’s DIH Workshop. This interactive, demonstration-style Workshop is a great opportunity to pick up tips and advice from the pros for all of your home improvement projects.  It’s time to get hands on and make something!

The June DIH Workshop will take place at your local The Home Depot store on Thursday, June 18th from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. and as I mentioned earlier, we’ll be demonstrating how to build the Outdoor Serving Station.  Be sure to register online TODAY!  I’m super excited to be co-hosting the June workshop right here at the St. Louis store located at:

Home Depot (Store #3007)
10890 Sunset Hills Plaza
St. Louis, MO 63127

Not in St. Louis?  No worries, DIH Workshops are held monthly at all The Home Depot store locations. Want to learn more? Register online today to attend this month’s workshop at a Home Depot near YOU!  I hope you can join us.

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