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Craft Groups New York

Discover vibrant crafting communities in New York

Williamsburg Coffee and Craft

Williamsburg Coffee and Craft

Sat, Feb 21, 3:30 PM
From Knitting Around New York
4.8
17 attendees
Crafty Goblins: A Crafty Meet up

Crafty Goblins: A Crafty Meet up

Sat, Feb 28, 6:00 PM
From NYC Dice Goblins - Dungeons and Dragons 5E for Beginners+
4.9

Bring your portable craft and join a bunch of nerdy crafters to hang out as we try to get some progress on those WIPs. Feel free to join in on conversations about our recent D&D campaigns, D&D Characters or generally anything really nerdy. Note Location is subject to change depending on space availability.

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6 attendees
Stitch, please!

Stitch, please!

Wed, Feb 18, 12:00 AM
From NYC Contemporary Hand Embroidery & Sewing Meetup
4.8

In-person fiber-art meetup for stitchers at a new location; all levels welcome. You’ll meet fellow stitchers and work on your project together.

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23 attendees
In Person NYC Crochet Guild Meeting

In Person NYC Crochet Guild Meeting

Sat, Feb 21, 5:15 PM
From New York City Crochet Guild
4.8

**In Person Guild Meeting** **Church of the Good Shepherd, Basement level, 240 E 31st Street, bet. 2nd & 3rd Avenues, Manhattan.** February 21st , 12:30pm-2:30pm doors open @ 12:15. *Meeting will start at 12:30.* • Learn the wheat stitch with Andrea. Bring a small ball worsted yarn and appropriate sized hook. • Show ‘n’ Tell • Preview of the raffle items for the Luncheon and raffle ticket sales. We are selling tickets to our Luncheon in March. Become a member of the Guild Your first visit is free! Afterwards if you attend it will cost $5.00 per visit or you can become a member: Join/Renew Your Membership Membership Dues: $35/1 yr or $65/2 yrs We accept cash/check/money order Payable to: New York City Crochet Guild .

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4 attendees
March 2026 Knit+Wine Night

March 2026 Knit+Wine Night

Sun, Mar 8, 9:00 PM
From Knit+Wine Brooklyn
4.9

Informal Knit+Wine Night for knitters and fiber crafters to work on their own projects and socialize with peers; space limited to 15 participants.

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16 attendees
Williamsburg Coffee and Craft

Williamsburg Coffee and Craft

Sat, Mar 21, 2:30 PM
From Knitting Around New York
4.8
7 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

You can find craft groups in New York by searching on Meetup with keywords that fit your crafting interests. Use filters to explore various crafting communities and locate events near you.

Event frequency varies by group. Some craft groups may host events weekly, while others might meet monthly. It's best to check individual event schedules on Meetup for the latest updates.

These groups in New York may cover a variety of crafts such as knitting, pottery, scrapbooking, and more. You can choose to join based on your interest or curiosity about trying something new.

Absolutely! Many craft groups welcome beginners and provide a supportive environment where you can learn and develop your crafting skills alongside others.

Some groups may charge a small fee to cover material costs or venue expenses. However, you'll find that many events and groups are free to join. It's always a good idea to check event details on Meetup.

You can RSVP for a crafting event by creating an account on Meetup and selecting 'Attend' on the event page. This lets organizers know you're coming and helps them prepare accordingly.

While many crafting events are in person, some may be online depending on the organizer's preference. Check the event details for location specifics when planning to attend.

Craft event sizes vary. Some may be small and intimate groups, while others could host larger gatherings. Meetup event pages often provide an estimate of attendee numbers.

Yes, you can create your own craft group on Meetup. You can customize it based on your interests and commitment level by attracting like-minded crafters within New York.

Joining Meetup and accessing basic features generally costs nothing. You can join groups and RSVP for events for free, though some specific events may have additional costs.

You can check the Meetup platform for active craft groups in New York. Availability or activity levels depend on local organizers generous with their time and resources.

Many craft groups are open to all, though some might cater specifically to certain age groups or skill levels, providing a tailor-made fit for diverse audiences.

Either check back later for new event postings or join multiple groups. This enables a wider array of crafting possibilities when one group's events are not yet scheduled.

Meetup provides a platform for connection, but the formation of friendships depends largely on personal interactions and commitment. It offers opportunities but no guarantees.

While Meetup hosts many group types, availability depends on local community interests and organizer activity. Not all rare or niche crafting interests may be represented.