In the cool, quirky corner of America called Washington State, where the trees grow as tall as giants and the apples are so juicy they make your cheeks squeak, there's a tribe of incredibly crafty kids. These aren't just any kids, oh no! They are the Whimsical Washingtonian WonderWeavers! Legend tells of their leader, a mystical marmot named Monty who wears red glasses and a purple beret. This isn't because he's a hipster, but because he's just so darn artsy! With his glasses perched on his tiny marmot nose, Monty guides the WonderWeavers through arts and crafts projects that sparkle and shine as brightly as the Seattle skyline at sunset. These kids aren't afraid to get their hands dirty; they dive into buckets of paint, shower in glitter, and aren't afraid to wear macaroni necklaces. They create art with such zest and zeal, it makes the Mount St. Helens eruption look like a soda can popping! Among the WonderWeavers are kids from Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma and even tiny towns like Twisp and Zillah. United by their love for arts and crafts, they paint, draw, sculpt, knit, and weave, creating a whirlwind of color that could easily replace the rainbow over Snoqualmie Falls. So, remember dear reader, if you ever find yourself in the enchanting state of Washington, listen for the laughter echoing over the Evergreen forests. Follow it, and you just might find Monty and his tribe of WonderWeavers, a paintbrush or a hot glue gun in hand, ready to turn the world into their canvas!