In this session, Katie Adams shows you how to design and cut your own custom stickers at home using a Cricut machine. You'll learn how to upload artwork into Cricut Design Space, remove backgrounds, and turn separate images into a connected, print-ready sticker sheet. Katie walks through adjusting borders so pieces stay connected exactly where you want them, and fitting multiple designs onto a single sheet for efficient cutting. By the end, you'll have your own set of custom stickers ready to print, cut, and give as gifts, put on tumblers, or keep for yourself.

 16 min    Intermediate  

Shawn Mosch teaches you how to create a card with pop-out hearts that lift right off the page using your Cricut. You'll learn how to build your own base card from scratch in Cricut Design Space, resize and position shapes precisely, and cut a design so its center stays attached while the outer edges pop upward. Shawn walks through the process for both newer and older versions of Design Space so you won't get lost if your screen looks different from hers. It's a great introduction to adding dimension and movement to your paper crafts.

 22 min    Beginner  

Katherine Peck walks you through creating a pretty layered flower and doily card using a free SVG file in Cricut Design Space. You'll learn how to upload and prep the file, adjust score lines for folding, attach pieces to your card base, and build up the three-layer flower with its leaf and doily backing. It's a simple, beginner-friendly project that results in an elegant card perfect for a birthday or get-well greeting.

 12 min    Intermediate  

Angie Scarr teaches her original stenciling technique for creating fine polymer clay petals and leaves. You'll learn how to mix liquid and solid polymer clay into a custom paint-like medium, dial in shades of green and other floral colors, and stencil that medium onto tiles to create delicate, realistic botanical pieces. Angie then shows you how to assemble your stenciled elements into a simple floral vase display. It's a hands-on look at a technique she developed herself for achieving finer detail than traditional polymer clay methods allow.

 46 min    Advanced  

Mihaela Georgescu shares how a passion for polymer clay grew into wearable art that has been displayed in contemporary art exhibitions. Alongside her own story, she walks through the techniques and mindset that helped her transition from working with her hands to calling herself an artist. This session is part demonstration, part encouragement for anyone who creates but hesitates to claim the title of artist. You'll come away with both practical polymer clay inspiration and a new way of thinking about your own creative work.

 40 min    Beginner  

Yang Liu teaches you how to craft a mini crepe paper monstera plant inspired by Japanese kokedama, where roots are wrapped in a ball of soil and moss. You'll learn how to shape leaves, stems, faux soil, moss, and roots using double-sided crepe paper and basic tools like floral wire and paintbrushes. These techniques translate easily to other paper plants and flowers beyond this specific project. It's a relaxing, detail-oriented session for anyone who loves botanical paper art.

 20 min    Intermediate  

Donna Clark walks you through making a crushed glass and resin sunflower sun catcher, no prior experience required. You'll learn how to prep your workspace for resin work, apply contact paper, and layer crushed glass in your chosen colors before setting it all with resin and hardener. Donna covers exactly what supplies you need and where to find them, including affordable DIY kit options. It's a beginner-friendly project designed to be approachable from the very first step.

 16 min    Beginner  

Ekaterina Seehaus introduces the Japanese art of Ikebana through the Sogetsu School's approach, showing two different arrangement styles so you can choose what resonates with you. You'll learn the three key elements of an effective arrangement, line material, color, and mass, along with traditional tools like the kenzan flower frog and suiban vase. Ekaterina emphasizes process over perfection, treating the arrangement as a form of dynamic meditation rather than a rigid set of rules. It's a calming, accessible introduction for anyone curious about floral art.

 26 min    Beginner  

Join Dilek Unsal for a complete, beginner-friendly walkthrough of cold process soap making — one of the most satisfying and creative handcraft skills you can learn at home. She guides you step by step through every stage, from prepping your ingredients and working safely with lye, to blending your oils and pouring your finished mixture into the mold. With practical tips shared along the way, you'll finish this session feeling confident and ready to create your own beautiful batch of honey and oat soap.

 6 min    Beginner  

Brittany Bly, founder of Popshop America, gives you a complete foundation for making gorgeous candles at home in this one-hour masterclass. Whether you want to make candles for yourself, as gifts, or to sell, Brittany walks you through every element: choosing the right vessel, selecting and melting your wax, working with cotton and wood wicks, blending custom scents using essential oils and fragrance oils, and properly caring for and finishing your candles. No experience needed.

 41 min    Beginner  

Adeline Ma teaches you how to build a scrapbook envelope with built-in tuck pockets for tags and hidden messages, using her signature extra-wide washi tapes. You'll learn how to work with tape up to six inches wide, including designs with removable backing paper for cleaner cuts and less waste. Adeline shows off a few of her favorite patterns along the way, including Portuguese tile and Jane Austen-inspired designs. It's a fun, tape-forward project for scrapbookers who love bold patterns and texture.

 30 min    Beginner  

Candi VanDerWerf shows you how to make quick, polished cards using only basic card making supplies, no specialty tools required. She walks through her go-to stamp platform options, favorite black inks, and adhesive choices, explaining what to prioritize whether you're just starting out or returning to the basics. You'll build multiple layered cards using these staple supplies. It's a great refresher for seasoned crafters and a solid starting point for beginners building their first card making kit.

 38 min    Beginner  

Brandi Mahon walks you through a fun, beginner-friendly watercolor birthday card featuring painted rainbow candles. You'll learn how to cut and prep card panels for a polished look, paint with watercolors even with zero art experience, and finish your card with a stamped sentiment and pen details. Brandi's approach is designed to make watercolor feel approachable rather than intimidating. It's a simple project that results in a genuinely beautiful, giftable card.

 32 min    Beginner  

Tiare Smith guides you through painting a loose, joyful floral card designed to be about the process, not perfection. You'll work with watercolor paper, water-soluble color, and simple tools like a flat brush and heat gun, with permission to choose colors and shapes that feel good rather than matching anything realistic. Tiare's session is as much about giving yourself space to play as it is about the finished card. It's a gentle, reflective session for anyone who wants to create without pressure.

 21 min    Beginner  

Sara Lihz walks you through her free Snail Mail card kit, building three different handmade cards from one set of supplies: a flat card, a card with a hidden gift card pocket, and a floating window panel card. She covers the general supplies you'll need, shares the specific paper and printer she uses, and provides complete measurements for each layout. It's a great way to get multiple finished cards, and reusable techniques, out of a single downloadable kit.

 27 min    Beginner  

Einat Kessler teaches you how to build a complete junk journal from start to finish using a free downloadable kit. You'll learn how to fold and ink pages for a vintage look, glue pages back to back for varied thickness, and arrange folded signatures into a bound cover. Einat shares her signature distressed, aged aesthetic throughout the process. It's a thorough, beginner-friendly path to your very first finished junk journal.

 31 min    Beginner  

Justine Jenkins introduces the world of junk journaling and teaches a simple tutorial for a junk-journal-style notebook using upcycled, everyday materials. You'll learn what a junk journal actually is, how to repurpose packaging, junk mail, and scraps of paper into something beautiful, and how to keep the process fuss-free and budget-friendly. Justine also shares tips for building on the basic technique in your own future journals. It's an approachable entry point into a craft that requires no fancy tools.

 29 min    Beginner  

Jessica Ays teaches complete beginners how to knit their very first pair of fingerless mitts, one skill at a time. She structures the session so you pause after each step to practice with your own yarn and needles before moving on, building real hands-on knitting skills rather than just watching. By the end, you'll have completed six foundational knitting skills, starting with a garter stitch cuff. It's designed as a true first knitting project, paced for real learning rather than passive viewing.

 53 min    Beginner  

Huipei Zhang teaches a quick, beginner-friendly crochet pattern for a cuddly amigurumi octopus using sport weight yarn. You'll learn foundational crochet skills starting with the slip knot and chain stitch, building up into a finished stuffed toy. The pattern and full written instructions are available as a free companion download. It's a fast, satisfying project for anyone new to amigurumi.

 22 min    Beginner  

Isabella Strambio teaches the foundational macrame square knot through a practical, beginner-friendly coaster project. You'll learn how to set up your strings with a lark's head knot, keep your work tense and even, and build out a full coaster using just string, scissors, tape, and a comb. It's a great entry point into macrame that leaves you with a useful finished piece, and the skills to make a whole set.

 32 min    Beginner  

Alexis Galloway shows you how to turn a plain, ready-made beanie into a one-of-a-kind embroidered accessory using your embroidery machine. You'll learn how to properly hoop stretchy knit fabric with stabilizer and a water-soluble topper, mark accurate placement on a curved cuff, and keep your design oriented correctly throughout stitching. By the end, you'll have a cozy, personalized beanie ready to wear, gift, or sell.

 30 min    Intermediate  

Philomène Cauchois teaches a beginner-friendly hand-stitching and embroidery project: a felt sunshine embellished with beads. You'll learn how to prepare your pattern pieces, transfer your design onto felt with a heat-sensitive pen, and hand-stitch two contrasting felt layers together. A full printable tutorial and pattern are included so you can follow along at your own pace. It's a calming, low-tool project that reflects Philomène's love of nature-inspired, eco-friendly crafting.

 30 min    Beginner  

In her second session, Alexis Galloway shows you how to turn a plain kitchen or flour sack towel into a personalized embroidered gift using your embroidery machine. You'll learn how to find the right placement on a folded towel, hoop it correctly, and stitch a clean, well-centered design using cutaway or tearaway stabilizer. It's a simple, practical project that results in a handmade kitchen gift ready to give.

 35 min    Intermediate  

Kelli Blouin introduces the Zentangle method, a relaxing form of non-representational drawing built from simple shapes, dots, and patterns. As a certified Zentangle teacher, she walks through the meditative philosophy behind the method before showing you how to fill a small paper tile with your own tangled pattern. All you need is something to write with and something to write on, no drawing experience required. It's a calming, low-pressure introduction to drawing as a mindfulness practice.

 46 min    Beginner  

Robert Bree breaks down the art of calligraphy flourishing into a clear, learnable framework rather than a mysterious talent. You'll learn the underlying system behind graceful, flowing pen strokes, whether you're an experienced letterer or brand new to flourishing. Robert explains how these same principles extend beyond lettering into broader creative design work. It's a confidence-building session for anyone who's been intimidated by decorative flourishes.

 16 min    Beginner  

Steve Rampton makes the case that anyone, even if you think you can't draw, can learn to draw fun, funny caricatures. He clears up common caricature misconceptions, explaining that caricature is a repeatable process of exaggerating features rather than a fixed drawing style. Drawing on years of professional experience with clients ranging from families to major companies, Steve walks through his approach to capturing personality and exaggeration on the page. It's an encouraging, myth-busting introduction to caricature drawing.

 38 min    Beginner  

Sue Riger shares her tips and tricks for painting with more confidence and consistency, using a hydrangea painting as the demonstration piece. She walks through choosing an underpainting color based on your reference image, and explains her thinking around color and contrast throughout the process. Sue's focus is less on copying her exact style and more on helping you feel secure in your own. It's an encouraging session for painters at any experience level.

 46 min    Intermediate  

Latifa Righi teaches you how to design seamless repeating patterns in Procreate using its built-in symmetry tools. You'll get a tour of the Procreate interface and gallery system before creating a properly sized, high-resolution canvas suited for fabric or surface pattern design. Latifa keeps the session focused only on the tools you actually need to build geometric and floral repeating patterns. It's a practical introduction to digital surface design for artists new to Procreate.

 33 min    Beginner  

Rebecca Pickens teaches writers how to craft a first page that hooks readers and agents alike. You'll learn how setting, tone, and your protagonist's optimal starting point shape a strong opening, along with common story speed bumps to avoid. Rebecca draws on examples from classic literature to illustrate what makes an opening page work. By the end, you'll have a toolkit of techniques for writing compelling first pages, whether you're self-publishing or querying agents.

 29 min    Intermediate  

Dee Maene teaches you how to paint a watercolor poppy using a free line-drawing template, no sketching skills required. You'll learn which paints, brushes, and pens she recommends for beginners, and how to paint over a light guiding outline so the final piece looks fully hand-drawn. Dee's line-and-wash approach is designed to build confidence for painters who don't feel comfortable drawing freehand. It's an approachable entry point into watercolor florals.

 25 min    Beginner  

Artist and educator Salwa Diqs guides you through creating not one but two stunning silhouette scene paintings — a dreamy moonlit night and a glowing sunset — using simple acrylic techniques that require no drawing skills whatsoever. She walks you through every step, from blending rich background colors and painting a glowing moon or warm sunset sky, to transferring a silhouette figure using everyday household supplies and finishing with crisp black acrylic details. With an encouraging, experiment-friendly approach and techniques you can repeat endlessly with different colors and scenes, this session proves that beautiful art is accessible to absolutely everyone.

 23 min    Beginner  

In her second session, Katherine Peck shows you how to design a fun retro notepad using Canva. You'll learn how to set up custom page dimensions, build shapes with adjustable stroke styles, and lay out a notepad suited for grocery lists, note-taking, or anything else you need to jot down. It's a simple, practical project for anyone who wants a custom-designed notepad without needing advanced design software.

 20 min    Intermediate  

Becky Jorgensen teaches you how to sew a Trip Around the World quilt using either a jelly roll or strips from your own stash. You'll learn how to sew strips into tubes, separate them into loops to reveal the pattern, and arrange your fabric for the best color contrast and focus placement. Becky designed this as a simple, satisfying weekend quilt project that uses up your stash. A companion printable is included to help you experiment with your own layout ideas.

 11 min    Intermediate  

Miriam Galadima helps quilters get past the fear of cutting into beautiful African wax print fabric. Drawing on her Nigerian heritage and childhood memories of Lagos's Balogun Market, she shares the cultural history and meaning behind named fabric patterns before giving you practical permission, and a starting point, to bring them into your own quilting. This session blends personal storytelling with an invitation to begin quilting with fabrics you may have been saving. It's a meaningful look at fabric, culture, and creative courage.

 19 min    Beginner  

Chardel Blaine teaches a fast, hand-stitched English paper piecing technique for making decorative ornaments you can display all year round. Working with basic hexagon and diamond shapes, you'll learn how paper foundation templates create perfectly fitted seams every time. Chardel shows several finished variations, including a wreath and a small tree, to inspire your own seasonal sets. It's a beginner-friendly hand-stitching project designed for guaranteed, puzzle-piece-easy success.

 57 min    Beginner  

Lissy Boardman teaches 2D needle felting through a detailed butterfly picture project. You'll learn how to use a barbed felting needle to bond wool fibers together, building up shape, texture, and color to create a finished felted picture. Lissy also shares inspiring examples from her Move The Needle membership community, from pet portraits to elaborate wool scenes. It's a hands-on introduction to a craft that can grow from simple shapes into genuinely impressive fiber art.

 50 min    Beginner  

Tash Wallace shows you how to turn hoarded fabric scraps into a beautiful, functional Ankara trinket dish, no sewing required. You'll learn how to mold fabric layered with Mod Podge over a bowl or dish of any shape, then finish it with decorative details like cowrie shells. Tash covers all the household materials you'll need, including cling film for protecting your mold. It's a satisfying stash-busting project that results in a genuinely useful dish for keys, jewelry, or craft room odds and ends.

 17 min    Beginner  

Tim Eads teaches a simple hand-drawn design technique he uses daily to create rug designs for tufting. You'll learn an approachable, low-tech method for developing designs that can translate to tufting, screen printing, punch needle, embroidery, or quilting. Tim shares his own path into the tufting world, plus a look at the techniques behind his published tufting book. It's a practical session for anyone who wants to design more intuitively, away from a computer screen.

 30 min    Beginner