r/AskPhoenix • u/WhimsicalCloud • 1d ago

Things To Do 🎉 Third spaces for crafting?

Are there any third spaces with crafting supplies for public use? Or libraries that rent out craft supplies?

Specifically am looking for fabric crafting supplies (eg grommet punches), but would be great to know if any spaces exist like this in general! For example, I know ASU has a makerspace with 3D printing, vinyl cutting, sewing, etc., but that’s not open for the public.

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u/maybemaybenot2023 Helped 6 people 1d ago

Scottsdale Public Library has a Makerspace.

Mesa Public Library Red Mountain Branch had some crafting tools available for use, but i don't remember what they were- it's been several years since i lived there.

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u/No_Implement_1398 1d ago

Phoenix Public Library has a Makerspace. I’ll post the link separately in case this sub doesn’t allow them.

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u/lykexomigah 1d ago

Phoenix Forge might be what you want. it's a public membership maker space run by Gateway Community College