It’s an online wonderland of handmade goodies and DIY supplies, but did you know that Etsy also comes to life once in a while through crafty events all over the world? Australia’s next Etsy Craft Party is happening this Friday from 3pm, with the friendly folks at West Elm on Melbourne’s Chapel Street kindly offering up their digs for the celebration. As well as nibbles and plenty of networking, there are a few party games on the agenda, including fun and fast DIY projects that use black and white photography as inspiration. Bring your own images or choose from a selection by photographer and stylist Cindy Chen to play with – seats round the party table are limited, so click here to book your spot!
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