MAKE OUT! at the Armory Monday 4/7

[redhousegang.livejournal.com]

HAPPY SPRING

COME MAKE OUT with us ;} and get happy!
MONDAY APRIL 7th from 6:30-9:30 at the Somerville Center for Arts at the Armory

Open to all creative endeavors and people

Please feel free to forward this email on.

KNIT CROCHET QUILT DRAW EAT DRINK STITCH CHAT BEAD FELT TATT EMBROIDER SPIN...

The Armory has great food, drink & treats including beer & wine (Gluten Free & Vegan options)

MAKE OUT BLOG

MAKE OUT RAVELRY

MAKE OUT FACEBOOK

We are also having a KIDS MAKECATION over Easter break

Comments

[beinneighe.livejournal.com]

This is really random, but I love the poster design.

[ron_newman]

So do I ... but since it's a big picture, it really should go behind an <lj-cut> tag (or just be made smaller)

[aislingk15.livejournal.com]

This seems cool, but I'm wondering if you could share more about what the event will actually entail and what the setup will be? Is it just kind of open space for people to socialize and work on small scale/hand held projects, or something more formally organized? Thanks!

[redhousegang.livejournal.com]

Happy Monday!
Sorry about the image size...I have to figure that kind of stuff out : 0.
Make Out! is held in the Armory cafe and it's open to all creative endeavors. People come and find a table/chair, order some food or drink and usually get chatting and making. It's very casual, no set-up really. The majority of folks who come bring knitting, crochet, hand stitching or drawing. We have had a spinner come with a small portable electronic spinner (very cool) and other assorted hand held crafts. The space is not set up well for anything large or loud i.e. a sewing machine & computer with music (headphones would work though). If you have particular questions ask away!

Best, amylou

ps thanks for the flyer compliment! If you check out the facebook page I posted more of them last week (March was awesome!)

[42itous.livejournal.com]

LJ seems to be having issues with the "make things smaller" concept. I put height="500" in my html when I post images, but sometimes it shows up as 500 pixels tall and sometimes more like 1200, and I can never tell what other people are seeing in their feeds.

[42itous.livejournal.com]

So, if you used html to post your image, it would open with a less-than sign, and then it would go "img src=" and then the link to your image within quotation marks, and then you should follow that immediately with height="500" or however many pixels you think your image should be -- maybe height="600" or even height="650" would be better for this poster -- then then you close the html with a slash / and a greater-than sign.

(Btw, thanks for hosting! I hope to make it to another Make Out session sometime. -- Martha)

[redhousegang.livejournal.com]

HI Martha,
So nice to meet you and thanks for the advice! I hope to meet Rose one day. I am not sure if you know about a couple of great things for new mamas: The growing center has playgroups once the weather gets nice and Argenziano school has them during the school year.
best, amylou

[mamabunny72.livejournal.com]

Are these only on Monday nights? Because I work Monday nights Sept through May.