The Colleyville Public Library now has a Makerspace, an area for crafting and hands-on projects, Assistant City Manager Adrienne Lothery said.

Equipment includes 3D printing, a laminator, laser engraving, sewing machines, button makers, and a Cricut and heat press, according to the library's website.

The new space cost $109,553 and the city used tax increment finance and Colleyville Economic Development Corporation funds to pay for the construction, equipment and furniture, Lothery said.

The Makerspace opened to the public on Dec. 3 and a ribbon cutting ceremony was held with the Colleyville City Council.