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Other Maker Spaces

BARN (Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network)
A non-profit community center for artisans and makers, BARN has studios for everything from Book Arts to Woodworking. Take a class, work on a project, or come to share your knowledge with others. BARN is a unique place where well-equipped studios invite exploration and innovation.
Seattle ReCreative
A Creative Reuse Store And Community Art Center
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Seattle ReCreative is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting creativity, community and environmental stewardship through creative reuse & art education.
Makerspace at Univ. of Puget Sound: Collins Library Makerspace
The Makerspace is a collaborative creative space for Puget Sound students, faculty and staff interested in doing hands-on projects in an informal setting at the Collins Library. It’s a collaborative work space for making, learning, exploring and sharing that uses high tech to no tech tools. It’s a place to develop and create something out of nothing and explore.
MakerLab NW
We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit makerspace located in South Edmonds. We offer the use of tools such as 3D printers, laser cutters, sewing machines and more to our members. We also offer classes and workshops to learners of all ages on a variety of S.T.E.A.M. related subjects.
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We are a group of makers, artists, and creators that value the DIY and Maker Community that being a part of a makerspace creates. This in an inclusive and welcoming space.

We have a makerspace in South Edmonds at:
23931 Hwy 99 #101
Edmonds, WA. 98026

Hours:
Tues - Sun: 12-9pm
Closed Mondays and Holidays
www.makerlabnw.org
Our meetup group: http://www.meetup.com/Shoreline-area-Makers/

We are an inclusive group focusing mainly on electronics, art, 3D printing, laser cutting, cosplay, and jewelry-making. All abilities and skill-levels welcome.

This group will also have activities for kids as well as adults, and hopefully the two will overlap quite often. Children should always be supervised at meetups.

We started as the Shoreline Area Makers in 2015, then we found a permanent space in South Edmonds below the new Shoreline Academy of Music and Dance.
CoMotion MakerSpace at UW
The CoMotion MakerSpace is a community-focused workshop. We have a wide range of capabilities with sewing machines, VR headsets, woodworking tools, and 3D printers under one roof. Make anything – be it a prototype, connection, or community.
Aera 01 at University of Washington
Alt Space Seattle
This one requires membership
Makerspaces and the Participatory Library - Facebook Page
To explore content you must ask to join.
Arlington Public Library Maker Spac e
Discover and learn to use technology in the second floor’s makerspace area. From sewing and other traditional crafts to cutting-edge 3D printing, the Downtown Library offers something for both experienced and aspiring makers.
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Training is provided by Library staff. Use of the makerspace is free to library cardholders. Bring designs to life with STEM-focused technology in the Tinker Room. This space features 3D printers, milling machine, vinyl cutter, a plotter printer, and a variety of small devices and tools. Create wearable, usable pieces of art in the Innovate Room, featuring sewing, quilting and embroidery machines that offer a range of options for working with fabric. A heat press is also available.

Makers must be an APL cardholder. Before using makerspace equipment for the first time, users must complete Maker Waiver Form, present a valid library card, and a photo ID. Visitors must always check in with Library staff within the makerspace, with their library card or photo ID. Makers are expected to abide by Makerspace Usage Guidelines and any applicable Library Polices at all times. Certain machines will require training and certification before use. You can review training materials and learn more about a machine by clicking below.

Makerspace Event & Class Calendar
Click on the link above for a full list of all upcoming events taking place in the makerspace. If an event is taking place in the Tinker or Innovate room, it will be closed to the public for the duration of the program.