The One Craft at a Time Studio
Get All Five of Our Craft Workshops for $89
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Value: $235 · Yours for $89
Five crafts, one idea: the materials are already in your house
Every workshop here starts at home, not at a craft store. The fabric scraps you saved become a landscape that reads as a painting from across the room. The junk mail on the counter and the grass clippings by the garage become thick, deckled paper. A spoon, a candle, and a few wax beads turn a plain envelope into the first thing anyone notices in the mailbox. The flowers along your fence get hammered straight into cloth, and the print survives the washing machine. The ferns beside the driveway, laid on a coated sheet and set out in the sun, come back inside as a Prussian blue print.
Five crafts, five teachers, one habit of looking at ordinary things twice. Each workshop was built for a complete beginner, and each one ends with something finished: hung on a wall, mailed to a friend, or carried out the door on your shoulder.
Everything below is yours the moment you join
The Paint With Fabric Workshop
with Hannah Austin
The fiber artist behind Needle OR Thread
Kinusaiga is a no-sew Japanese technique where fabric gets tucked into grooves carved in a foam board. From across the room, the finished piece reads as a painting. Up close, it is the scraps you could never bring yourself to throw away. Hannah's printed template tells you where every line goes, so nothing is drawn freehand, and the fabric brings the color and texture for you. You will build a mountain sunrise, then frame it.
- What's inside5 video modules, a printable template, and 2 bonus lessons
- First pieceOne afternoon to a weekend
- SuppliesAbout $25 to $40, less if you already have a fabric stash
- Finished sizeA 9 inch square landscape that fits a standard shadow box frame
200,000 makers follow Hannah's fabric art on Instagram
Sold separately: $47
The Paper & Petals Workshop
with Angela F.
Retired schoolteacher, part-time stand-up comedian
Angela is a retired schoolteacher who makes paper out of things most people throw away: junk mail, herb stems, celery ends, grass clippings. A kitchen blender turns them into pulp, and a simple frame turns the pulp into thick handmade sheets with soft deckled edges. Your first sheet is finished inside the first hour, and from there the course moves into natural dyes, embedded petals, and scented paper.
- What's inside6 video modules (under 3 hours) and 4 bonus courses
- First sheetUnder an hour
- SuppliesUnder $30, including a build-it-yourself frame for under $15
- You'll makeCards, journals, gift tags, and plantable seed paper
The Wax & Wonder Workshop
with Jenna B.
Lifelong stationery lover who learned this as a beginner
Wax sealing looks like it belongs to people with an artist's hand. It doesn't. The stamp does the artwork; the craft is knowing the sequence. How to melt without soot, when to pour, when to press, when to lift. Jenna walks you through your first seal in real time, then keeps going into marbled colors, gold flakes, and pressed flowers, until plain envelopes and gift boxes start leaving your house looking like they came from another century.
- What's inside6 video modules and 3 bonuses, including a color pairing guide
- First sealMinutes, made along with Jenna in real time
- SuppliesAbout $25 to $30 to start, and cleanup takes about a minute
- You'll sealLetters, cards, place settings, and gifts
The Japanese Pound Dyeing Ecoprint Workshop
with Theresa Brown & Kristi Thompson
A seasoned fiber artist and a recent beginner, teaching together
Tataki-zome is the Japanese art of flower pounding. You tape fresh flowers and leaves to a cotton tote, hammer them through parchment paper, and the color transfers straight from the plant into the cloth. There is no dye pot and nothing to mix; a regular clothing iron sets the print so the bag survives the washing machine. Theresa has pressed plant color into fabric for years. Kristi was a complete beginner two years ago, and she still remembers exactly what confused her on day one.
- What's inside5 video lessons plus a bonus lesson at the worktable
- First toteOne afternoon
- SuppliesA hammer and cutting board from the garage, about $10 in totes
- Included guide50 Plants That Work, a botanical reference with notes on each
The Sunprints Cyanotype Printing Workshop
with Kristi Thompson
A gardener and gatherer who also co-teaches Workshop 04
Cyanotype is the 1842 sun-printing method behind the deep blue botanical prints in old archives. You lay ferns or flowers on a coated sheet of watercolor paper, clip a pane of glass over them, and set it out in the sun. A few minutes later the paper has gone silvery gray; you carry it inside, slide it into a tub of water at the kitchen sink, and Prussian blue floods in around a crisp white impression of every leaf and vein. Kristi films all of it at her table, on her driveway, and at her sink, early mistakes included, and you finish with a 9 by 12 print ready to frame.
- What's inside5 video modules (under an hour) and 4 bonus technique videos
- First printOne afternoon, most of it waiting for coated paper to dry
- SuppliesAbout $50 to $75 from scratch, then only paper and sensitizer
- You'll makeA 9 by 12 framed print, then totes, rocks, and turmeric prints in the bonuses
"I absolutely love it & I'm excited to try. You are an excellent teacher, easy to understand."
"My mom and I started doing Kinusaiga because of your videos and we are obsessed. We have now taught 5 or 6 other people and are having so much fun! It's also a great way to finally use so many of the fabrics we have collected and the scraps we didn't know what to do with."
"I just finished my first piece. I wanted to thank you for creating the video... Thank you so much for taking the time to do all of this!! Your art is beautiful."
Every workshop we release from now on is included free
We release a new One Craft at a Time workshop about every 2 to 3 months, and each one appears in your account automatically, at no charge, the day it comes out. Cyanotype Printing started on this list and is now Workshop 05 above. Two more are already filmed or in production and expected during September and October.
The Everything Bundle
The Paint With Fabric Workshop$47 separately
The Paper & Petals Workshop$47 separately
The Wax & Wonder Workshop$47 separately
The Japanese Pound Dyeing Ecoprint Workshop$47 separately
The Sunprints Cyanotype Printing Workshop$47 separately
All 14 bonus lessons and printable guidesIncluded
Every future workshop, starting with Alcohol Ink Flowers and Shibori DyeingIncluded free
One payment of $89. Lifetime access to all five workshops, every bonus, and every course we release after this. Nothing renews, and there is nothing to cancel.
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Try all five for 30 days
You don't have to decide today whether every one of these crafts is for you. Get access, start with the one that brought you here, and make something. If at any point in the next 30 days you want your money back, send us one email and every penny returns within 24 hours. The refund covers the whole bundle, and we won't ask what happened.
Frequently asked questions
No. You pay $89 one time and everything on this page is yours for life. Nothing renews. We release a new workshop about every 2 to 3 months (Alcohol Ink Flowers and Shibori Dyeing are expected in September and October), and each one appears in your account automatically at no charge the day it comes out, the same way Cyanotype Printing just did.
Every workshop here was built for complete beginners, and two of your teachers were beginners themselves not long ago. The cameras stay close, the repetitive parts are sped up, and you can pause and replay any step as many times as you like. Nothing is live and there are no deadlines.
Four of the five start for about $30 or less. Fabric painting runs $25 to $40 if you have no fabric at all, papermaking stays under $30 with a blender you already own, wax sealing starts around $25, and flower pounding needs a hammer from the garage plus about $10 in cotton totes. Cyanotype is the one exception at roughly $50 to $75 from scratch (a two-part chemistry kit and a pad of thick watercolor paper), and after that you only replace paper and sensitizer. The workshops also share tools: scissors, an iron, parchment paper, a cutting board, binder clips.
Each one is built around a single afternoon for your first finished piece. Your first sheet of paper takes under an hour. Your first wax seal takes minutes. A cyanotype print is an afternoon, but most of that is coated paper drying in a dark room; the sun part takes minutes. The fabric landscape is the longest project, and most students spread it across a weekend.
Fabric painting and wax sealing use light motions, with no needles and no threading. Cyanotype is a foam brush, a few binder clips, and a rinse in a dish pan. Papermaking involves lifting a wet frame out of a bin. Flower pounding does use a real hammer, and you can work in short sessions and take breaks whenever you like. Every lesson is self-paced.
You create a login at checkout and all five workshops appear in your account immediately. Watch on a computer, tablet, or phone, whenever you like, forever.
Yes. Each workshop sells on its own page for $47. Two workshops bought that way already cost more than this entire bundle, which is why most students choose the bundle.
Send us one email before you order and we'll sort it out so you never pay for the same workshop twice. Just reply to your purchase confirmation email and a real person will take care of it.
Then it costs you nothing. Email us within 30 days and the full $89 comes back within 24 hours, no questions asked.
Start with one craft. The rest will wait for you.
The name of this studio is a promise about pace, not a limit on curiosity. Nobody makes paper, seals, fabric landscapes, botanical totes, and sun prints in the same week. You start with the one that made you stop scrolling. Months from now, on some quiet Saturday, the next one will be sitting in your account, already paid for.
Get Everything for $89One payment. Lifetime access. 30-day money-back guarantee.