Rehearsals
A kit ships to your door. Then, on a set evening, we open the box together on a live YouTube session and make the whole thing side by side.
How a rehearsal works
One kit a month, enough to make three or four finished cards. The box holds the card bases, the die cuts, the layers, the bling and the envelopes, all cut and matched before it ships; you supply an adhesive, a trimmer, and your die cutting machine.
What the live session is actually like
It runs on YouTube, so there is nothing to install and no link to lose. Cameras point at the table rather than at faces. Every step is shown twice, once at speed and once slowly, with a stop after each card so nobody is left behind stamping while the group moves on. Questions get answered out loud, because "does this ink smear on that cardstock" is useful to everyone.
If you miss the date
The kit is yours regardless, and the session stays up afterwards. You keep the recording, so a rehearsal you could not attend live becomes a project you make on a quiet Tuesday.
Why a kit and not just a class
Half of what makes a guided project fail is substitution: a different cardstock weight, a die that will not fit your plates, an ink that beads. Shipping the exact materials makes the session about technique instead of troubleshooting.
Join the waitlist
Dates are not announced yet. When they are, the waitlist hears first and claims kits before they go on general sale.
No dates are scheduled yet. We would rather tell you nothing than tell you a date we have to move.