Learn the basics of our Brother embroidery machine by monogramming a handkerchief. One handkerchief per adult only. This program is for adults due to the complex nature of the embroidery machine. All skill levels are welcome. Space and supplies are limited. Click here for more details about makerspace equipment. Please visit and subscribe to our YouTube Channel - Loudoun County Public Library Online Programs - for more programs.
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Cardboard Engineering at Gum Spring Library lets kids 5–10 design and build structures from cardboard in a hands‑on engineering adventure.
Hands‑on art experiments explore framing and composition using library supplies at Gum Spring Library, Aldie, for ages 11–17.
Watch Death on the Nile and craft a safety‑pin brooch at Gum Spring Library, celebrating Agatha Christie’s legacy, ages 18 and up.
Crochet mittens or gloves for Mobile Hope at Gum Spring Library, limited space and supplies, all skill levels welcome, ages 11 and up (younger with adult).
Craft hangout at Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library features beading, collaging, coloring, pastel sketching, painting, sewing, creative writing, plus community events and Teen Talk‑Backs, for ages 13–19.
A new weekly craft project unfolds in the Children’s Reading Room (2nd floor) at Northeast Neighborhood Library, using varied methods and materials, for ages 3‑10.
Games, treats, music, and a costume contest fill the Sterling Library Halloween party; visit the Loudoun County Public Library Online Programs YouTube channel for more programs, ages 11–17.
Create new creatures from discarded toys using a hot glue gun and scissors at Brambleton Library, Ashburn, for ages 11–17.
Paint-pouring session at Cascades Library lets teens layer and manipulate colorful paints on canvas, with crafts, games and computers available, ages 11–17.
Donate adult mystery, suspense, or true‑crime novels for a swap and chat celebrating Agatha Christie at Ashburn Library, Saturday at 2 p.m., ages 18 and up.
