Crafts and fitness
Get creative and active with items you can borrow with your library membership.
Crafting resources
Silhouette Electronic Cutter |
The Silhouette Cameo 3 electronic cutter cuts designs from paper, vinyl and other thin material for professional looking projects. The machine is available to use at our Main Branch for free with your library card on a first come, first served basis. You provide your own material. |
Cricut cartridges |
Borrow a cartridge to use with your Cricut, Cricut Create or Cricut Expression cutting machine and cut out some new designs. |
Sewing Machines |
Borrow the Singer Tradition 2277 or Singer Fashion Mate 7256 for your sewing project for up to two weeks. |
Button Maker |
Create your own wearable art with the easy to use FLEX 2000 button maker. The button maker is available to use in the library for free with your library card. Supply kits to make 5 buttons are available to purchase for 55 cents each. Watch a video on how to use the button maker. |
Fitness resources
We can help you get started and stay motivated towards your health and fitness goals.
Fitness tracker |
Borrow a Fitbit Charge HR wristband that tracks your activity, exercise, food, weight and sleep to help you improve your health and reach your fitness goals. |
Health Kids Community Challenge Run, Jump and Play Packs |
Borrow a Run, Jump and Play Pack backpack with skipping ropes, books and more. |
Consumer Health Complete |
Access thousands of encyclopedias, books, articles and videos covering all areas of health and wellness in a patient focused way. Log in to the Consumer Health Complete database from anywhere for free with your library card through the database EBSCOhost. |
Light Therapy Lamps |
Two TheraLite therapy lamps are available for in-Library use at the Main branch on a first come, first served basis during regular Library hours. Two HappyLight lamps can be borrowed from the Main branch for seven days. Holds can be placed on the lamps through the Library's catalogue or by calling the Library. The lamps can be picked up and returned to the Main and St. Paul branch. |