WILLIAMSBURG — Since introducing its makerspace a few years ago, Williamsburg Regional Library has seen many people come through its doors to utilize the area for a variety of creative projects.
The makerspace features equipment and tools including 3D printers, a laser cutter, Cricut machines, sewing machines and more. Anyone is welcome to use the materials for free, as a museum intern found recently when looking for help with a project involving catsharks.
“It’s been popular,” said Melissa Simpson, WRL’s director of adult services. “People still stop in weekly to see what sort of equipment we have available. The space is used daily for projects, and maker classes fill up quickly.”
Simpson said community members have come in to make any and all kinds of projects.
“Christmas is popular for people making holiday gifts using the equipment,” Simpson said. “We’ve…
