What you'll find here...
I have a mission to help women feel comfortable and confident using power tools.
From DIY's and In-Person workshops to custom furniture commissions you'll find this and everything in between!
In Ottawa?
Join me in-person and learn how to use power tools!
Nail the basics & drill into the essentials at one of my Power Tool 101 sessions or DIY workshops at Rona+!
Learn how to make your very own mini plant stand at Rona+. In this workshop you will be guided with step-by-step instructions by Rachelle from Project Pine Designs.
This women's only workshop is a judgement-free space to learn how to use power tools with confidence! This session is perfect for those who have wanted to practice using power tools and/or just want to make something cute!
On a scale from Toolbelt Newbie (Beginner) to Carpentry Queen (Advanced) this workshop is considered Sawdust Enthusiast level (between beginner and intermediate).
Event Details:
- Location: Rona+ Kanata (5577 Hazeldean Rd, Ottawa, ON K2S 0P5)
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Workshop Duration: 1.5hrs (includes plant stand built + Q&A)
What's Included:
All supplies and materials required to make your own 5" natural plant stand AND a $10 Gift Card to Rona+ to purchase your own plant pot. Upon completion, your plant stand will be ready for you to paint, stain, or keep it natural to show off the beautiful wood grains.
Note: All wood will be pre-cut. There will be no use of saws during this beginner session. You will learn how to use an impact driver and orbital sander and will be given safety instructions and general tips and tricks about woodworking throughout the session. A general liability waiver is required for participation & participants must be 16+ years of age.
Refund Policy: Workshop fees are non-refundable, however please contact hello@projectpine.ca at least 48 hrs in advance if would like to transfer registration to another person.
What people loved about the workshops...
The community and chatting with other women interested in learning more.
Being in a non-judgmental environment where you were not embarrassed to ask questions.
I found I learned so much and feel so much more empowered to use power tools!
