HobbyScool: Where Creative Passions Become Life-Changing Journeys
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Try a new craft before you buy the supplies
Published about 23 hours ago • 2 min read
The Creative Corner · August 16
Where Creative Passions Become Life-Changing Journeys
There's a comfort in sticking to the craft you already know.
But some of the best creative discoveries happen when you step just slightly outside it — the quilter who tries polymer clay for the first time, the painter who discovers eco printing, the crocheter who picks up a paintbrush on a whim.
On Tuesday you get three days to do exactly that, with the person who teaches it sitting right there with you.
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The Back-to-Creativity Summit
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The cheapest way to find out whether a new medium is for you is to try it once with an expert next to you, before you spend anything on supplies. That's what these three days are for.
A few of the sessions waiting for you:
💍 Polymer Clay Terrazzo Technique Earrings — Karla Fox
That's on top of a full lineup covering quilting, embroidery, macramé, and more. Registration is free and takes about thirty seconds, and I'd grab your spot today so you're not scrambling on Tuesday morning.
Already registered? You're all set — watch for your schedule email Monday.
This Week's Creative Pick
Polymer Clay, Mixed Media & Textile Art — Beyond the Paintbrush
If you want a little more before Tuesday, this week's post walks through the three mediums those sessions cover.
Polymer clay is one of the easiest new mediums to try, mostly because it cures in a home oven. No kiln, no special equipment. A few colors of clay, a rolling tool, some cutters, and earring hardware is all it takes to make something wearable.
Mixed media is a little different, because it's less about mastering one technique and more about combining whatever gets the idea across — paint layered with fabric, collage layered with stitching. And if textiles are more your speed, eco printing transfers the color and shape of real leaves and flowers onto fabric using heat, so every piece comes out a little different.
P.S. Every session goes live on its day and then comes down. If your schedule this week is already full, the VIP Pass keeps all of them, plus the bonuses, for as long as you want them. You'll see the option right after you register. Register here first →
Destini Copp
Creator at HobbyScool
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