The Studio
Craft Classes
Step-by-step how-to guides from our artisans. Learn a new craft at your own pace.
Natural Bath & Beauty
BeginnerMaking Whipped Soap
Learn to make a fluffy, moisturizing whipped soap from melt-and-pour base and shea butter. This beginner-friendly class covers every step — from melting the base to piping the finished soap into jars. A gentle, natural addition to your bath routine.
With Lila Hartman
1 hour
Jewelry
BeginnerStringing a Simple Beaded Bracelet
Learn to make a simple, beautiful beaded stretch bracelet using natural stone and wooden beads. Perfect for beginners, this class walks you through every step — from gathering materials to wearing your finished piece. No special tools required, just cord, beads, and a pair of scissors.
With Maria Elena Vasquez
45 minutes
Candle Making
BeginnerHand-Poured Soy Candles: A Beginner's Tutorial
Learn to pour your own clean-burning soy candle from start to finish. This beginner-friendly class walks you through every step — from gathering materials to a finished candle ready to light. We'll cover wax temperature, wick centering, fragrance load, and the patience required for a beautiful, even burn.
With The Handcrafted Co. Studio
About 1 hour (plus overnight curing)
Leatherwork
BeginnerHand-Stitching a Leather Card Wallet
Make a slim two-pocket card wallet using the saddle-stitch technique. This class covers pattern transfer, edge beveling, punching, and the two-needle saddle stitch that gives handmade leatherwork its signature durability.
With The Handcrafted Co.
2-3 hours
Woodwork
BeginnerMaking a Hand-Painted Welcome Sign
Learn to transform a simple pine board into a charming hand-painted welcome sign. This beginner-friendly class walks you through sanding, base coating, stenciling, and finishing — a perfect first woodcraft project for your home.
With The Handcrafted Co.
1-2 hours
Candle Making
BeginnerPouring a Natural Soy Candle
Learn to pour a clean-burning soy candle from start to finish. We cover wax temperature, fragrance load, wick sizing, and curing — the small details that separate a hobby candle from one that burns evenly to the very end.
With The Handcrafted Co.
1.5 hours