Ronkonkoma woman puts crafting skills to work on national TV
Chelsea Anderson says "Making It" is a crafting competition show that's kind of like the "British Bakeoff."
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Jul 20, 2021, 2:54 AM
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312ds agoA Ronkonkoma woman is putting her crafting skills to work on national TV on the show "Making It."
Chelsea Anderson says "Making It" is a crafting competition show that's kind of like the "British Bakeoff." She says it's hosted by Amy Poeler and Nick Offerman.
Anderson says a group of makers compete in a number of different segments, including fast craft.
"We have people from every background," says Anderson. "I myself am a miniaturist so I'm bringing that to the table."
The contestants are competing for the title of Master Maker and the grand prize of $100,000.
