Name: Get Crafty: A Signmaking Workshop for Creatives
Start: 2025-10-17T13:00:00-07:00
End: 2025-10-17T16:00:00-07:00
Location: Kiln

Learn how to design a beautiful typographic sign, cut it with vinyl on a machine, and create your very own meaningful sign to take home!
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Get Crafty: A Signmaking Workshop for Creatives

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Ever wanted to see your favorite words turned into art you can display or gift? Bring your laptop, your favorite quote, and let’s make something special together.

In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to design a meaningful sign in Illustrator or Figma, cut your creation into vinyl using a cutting machine (my Cricut), get practical weeding tips, and choose from a variety of (small to medium sized) signage materials to assemble your finished piece on to take home with you. Whether it ends up in your office, kitchen, or gifted to a friend, it’ll be something you created from start to finish. All ages and experience levels are welcome (and yes, it’s going to be fun)!

All signage materials included – just bring your laptop with either Adobe Illustrator or Figma (offers a free plan) ready to go!

Let's get crafty together!

Hi, I’m Michelle Roberts :) Artist, designer, and founder of .

I create custom wedding stationery and signage that tells a couple’s story through thoughtful design and tactile beauty. From invitation suites to welcome signs, bar menus, ceremony programs, and every printed detail in between, I treat each piece as part of a cohesive visual experience—one that’s both deeply personal and beautifully polished.

As a fellow creative, I know the joy of seeing your vision come to life on paper. That’s why I’m excited to open up my process and invite you into the world of wedding signmaking: from typography and visual flow, to materials and vinyl application tips. Whether you’re a designer, artist, or just sign-curious, this workshop is designed to give you hands-on insights, practical tips, and a dose of inspiration.

Come learn how I approach signage as both a designer and storyteller—and leave with new techniques you can bring into your own work.

If you’re a designer or artist who loves paper and pretty things, I think you’ll have fun here. I can't wait!