The Homemade Exchange April : A Sunday Supper

🌿 Made with Love : A Sunday Supper

📅 Sunday, April 26th
⏰ 2:00–5:00 PM
📍 1219 Sam Houston Ave, Huntsville TX
🎟 $35 ticket | Limited to 30 spots

There is something magical about an Italian Sunday supper…

The table is full.

The laughter is loud.

The dishes keep coming.

And no one is ever in a hurry to leave.

This spring, we’re bringing that slow, beautiful tradition to Granny Camp.

The Homemade Exchange: Sunday Supper — Italian Inspired is an afternoon centered around gathering, sharing, and creating something meaningful for the table.

Not overly formal.

Not intimidating.

Just heartfelt, abundant, and made with love.

Here’s how it works:

Each guest will bring 15 of one homemade OR handcrafted item inspired by the spirit of an Italian supper table.

Think:

🍝 Pasta salads, breads, desserts, sauces, or family recipes

🫒 Olive oils, herb blends, or savory bites

🪡 Embroidered napkins

🧶 Crocheted napkin rings

🍷 Hand-painted wine glasses

✨ Wine bottle stoppers

🌿 Beautiful table accents

If it belongs at a long, lingering supper — it belongs here.

Once the tables are filled, we’ll guide the exchange and you’ll leave with 15 completely different treasures — helping you create your own Italian-inspired evening at home without lifting a finger.

Food AND table details?

Yes please.

👉 Before the event, you’ll receive a signup link to choose what you’re bringing so everything stays balanced — because while we support a carb-heavy lifestyle, no one needs 32 sourdough loaves.

No selling.

No pitching.

No pressure to impress.

Just women gathering with open hands and generous hearts.

And because this is Granny Camp, your afternoon also includes:

✨ A hands-on class

✨ A seasonal craft project

✨ Lunch, snacks, and drinks

✨ A guided exchange so everything flows beautifully

✨ The coziest room full of women who just get it

You don’t need to be a professional cook.

You don’t need perfect packaging.

If it’s made with care — you belong at this table.

Bring a cooler, a basket, or your prettiest market tote…

Trust us — you’ll want the space.

Come spend a slow Sunday afternoon with us, Italian style — gathering, laughing, tasting, and carrying home the kind of comfort only homemade can bring.

Seats are intentionally limited…

…and this one will fill fast.

Pull up a chair.

We saved you a place.🌿 The Homemade Exchange: Spring Farmers Market

at Granny Camp

📅 Sunday, April 26

⏰ 2:00–5:00 PM

📍 1219 Sam Houston Ave, Huntsville, TX

🎟 $35 Ticket | Limited to 30 women

This isn’t a market and it’s definitely not about being a “maker.”
It’s about showing up with something you made, sitting down with a room full of women, and sharing it—just because that feels good.

You’ll bring 15 of one handmade item—something homemade, artisan, organic, and local (baked goods, granola, soaps, scrubs, blends, or similar small-batch creations). We’ll guide the exchange, and you’ll head home with 15 different handmade treasures, all made by the women right beside you. No selling. No pitching. No pressure. Just good stuff and good people.

Before the event, we’ll send out simple categories to choose from, with a limited number of spots in each one. This keeps things fun, balanced, and stress-free—and means no one goes home with 30 of the same thing.

We’ll also spend the afternoon crafting, learning something new, talking, laughing, and eating—because that’s kind of our thing.

Your $35 ticket includes:
• A hands-on class (yes, you’ll learn something new)
• A craft project (messy hands welcome)
• Lunch, snacks, and drinks (we feed you, always)
• A guided exchange so everything flows smoothly
• A cozy, welcoming space to learn, create, and share—together

This is not a business event. You don’t need a side hustle or a brand. If you made it with care, it belongs here.

Bring a tote, basket, or bag big enough to carry home your treasures—you’re going to need it.

Come spend the afternoon with us and leave with full hands, a full heart, and that warm, homemade joy that sticks around long after you walk out the red doors.