This beautiful Japanese folk textile embroidery form translates as ‘little stabs’ and was traditionally used as a form of darning, or quilting stitch to build up warmth in winter clothing.

A little different to Western embroidery, the needle is much longer and loaded with multiple stitches to get these structured geometric lines.

If you didn’t buy the kit, but would like the downloadable pdf instructions & templates, you’ll find them in our Etsy shop*.

*You won’t need these if you’ve already bought the kit, the printed versions are in your box.

We’re bringing screen printing to your kitchen table with this miniature (and equally effective) version of the traditional process.

Inside the kit, you’ll find our easy to follow instructions or you can follow along with the tutorial video below!

If you didn’t buy the kit, but would like the downloadable pdf instructions & templates, you’ll find them in our Etsy shop*.

*You won’t need these if you’ve already bought the kit, the printed versions are in your box.

Learn how to tame wild Raffia into a lovely little woven bowl for all your little bits and bobs around the house.

Take a look at the easy to follow instructions in your kit or watch the video below to help you on your weaving way!

Make two of your very own wonderfully scented soy wax candles with everything you need in this kit. Rosemary and Lavender oils are included so you can create two calming fragranced candles to have the house smelling irresistible in no time.

Making your own candles is a super fun process and surprisingly easy. Just follow the instructions and you’ll be one step closer to a candle-maker expert!

Have fun experimenting with embroidery stitches to personalise these rabbit and robin hangings, then turn them into your new woodland friends!

With pre-printed fabric, easy to follow instructions, you’ll have them hanging up decorating your home in no time.

Make your own Christmas decoration with our Nordic Winter Wreath craft kit. With fresh Finland moss, pinecones and berry picks, this kit’s perfect for adding a festive touch to your front door or home during the winter months.

With easy to follow instructions, learn how to make your own winter wreath!

For our Linoprint Fabric Tea Towel craft kit we took a traditional craft and gave it a modern twist…

With lino cutter tool and soft lino, you can create two stamps to use. We provide two VersaCraft fabric ink pads to print a repeat (or freestyle!) pattern on a lovely 100% cotton tea towel.

You don’t need to be an artist for this kit; with templates and easy instructions it contains everything you need for a lovely relaxing crafternoon.

This kit’s all about lovely plants – even for those of us not blessed with green fingers!

Our papercut LED lamp kit has an array of little indoor plants created with layers of colourful paper.

There’s a lot you can do to personalise this one – as well as our template sheets for all ten of the plants, we teach you how to create cut out pieces from any inspiration, position the plants as you like around the light, and decide whether to include a diffuser or not; it’s up to you.

Yay, it’s the Shibori kit!

This month, we bring you the gorgeous Japanese dyeing form with a table top shibori kit. You don’t need outdoor space or big vats of dye for this one, it’s easy to make in your home.

The kit comes with three sample pieces of fabric for you to experiment with different binding processes, and a tote bag to make your final piece.

For this kit, we worked with cork fabric and pretty french linen thread to make a passport holder or mobile phone cover.

Cork fabric is tactile and lovely to use; we combined it with teal blue french linen thread to create this striking passport or mobile phone cover.

For this kit, we worked with Air Dry Clay ceramics, making this little desk pot and matching bud pot with white clay and copper paint.

Air dry clay’s pretty addictive, and these little pots are a perfect introduction to working with it – as well as great way to brighten up your desk!

This kit was for a lovely ‘Exposed Stitch Bookbinding’ notebook, making this little book with patterned papers, colourful twine and partially exposed inside pages.

It’s not as difficult as you may think to make this little guy, and we’ve loved using it. The notebook looks great on your desk or in a handbag, ready to collect notes, ideas and inspiration.