You might want to plan on making a stop at a Michaels craft store tomorrow. There could be a $25 gift card in it for you.

Michaels craft stores will be celebrating "Random Acts of Kindness" day tomorrow, Feb. 17, by randomly giving away thousands of gift cards to customers.

Looking for creative ways to repurpose household items? Craftynest.com has a variety of tutorials and ideas to inspire your next upcycling project.

Here's the scoop from John & Emily McCoy, owners of The Real McCoy Toy Shop and members of the Amazing Carolina Etsians Team (ACE Team):

> These hand-crafted toys, games & puzzles of both old & new design, are made exclusively by John & Emily, from US products, wood, paint, etc..
> We are passionate about what we do, and take great pride in our work.
> Our etsy shop features a sampling of our products & we continue to add new items.
> Children (of all ages) are amazed and fascinated by the simplicity and yet pleasure that comes from playing with these toys of yesterday-year.
> We take pride in saying: "No Batteries Required - Just Imagination"
 

The market is back in business Saturday at 9 a.m. in the parking lots of Ornamatea and Purple Armchair at North West and Johnson streets.

If you haven't been, it's worth the trip.

Organizers are expecting nearly 50 crafters, designers and artists to be at the market selling handmade, handcrafted goods. Among the fashionable items, look for jewelry, clothes, belts, purses and even accessories for the baby.

The market winds down at 3 p.m.

Local crafters who sell wares on Etsy formed NCTriangle Street Team.