SAVE THE DATE! November DIH Workshop

Christmas is coming, the goose is getting fat…  {giggle}.  Guess what friends?  It’s almost time for next DIH (Do-It-Herself) Workshop.  I am super duper excited to be a little closer to home, co-hosting the November DIH Workshop in the Springfield, IL area.

These workshops are designed to provide a mix of associate led instruction, demonstration, and some hands-on learning.  Who’s ready to make a simple and super cute Christmas project?  I love that these DIH Workshops empower women (just like you and me) to tackle DIY projects and more!

We’ll be making these Wooden Stockings at the upcoming DIH Workshop.  I can’t wait to show you mine — of course I put a bit of a rustic spin on it!  I’ll be sharing the tutorial on Monday, November 16th, so stay tuned!

Grab your girlfriends and clear you calendar for the third Thursday of November 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 September DIH Workshop will take place at your local The Home Depot store on Thursday, November 19th from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. and as I mentioned earlier, we’ll be demonstrating how to build the Rustic Pumpkin Stand.  Be sure to register online TODAY!  I’m super excited to be co-hosting the September workshop at the Waukesha, Wisconsin store located at:

Home Depot (Store #8430)
1601 West Morton Ave.
Jacksonville, IL 62650

Not in the Springfield, IL area?  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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