Free guide for women who love crafting & kids
This free 48-page guide introduces you to a flexible career you might not even know exists and shows you exactly how to get started.
You know that moment when a child holds up something they made and beams? Someone gets to be part of that every week, and gets paid for it.
That someone could be you.
A kids' craft club is a simple business. You teach a weekly craft class to a small group of kids in your community, often at a local school where the kids are already there. Libraries, churches, cafรฉs, and kids' gyms work too. You don't need a studio or a big rental.
It's a real way to earn your own income, on a schedule that fits around your family. And it's simpler to start than you might think.
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Inside Turn Your Passion Into Income, you'll discover:
The business you might not know exists: a simple, flexible way to get paid teaching kids' crafts in your own community
Real stories of people who started from zero: teachers, moms, a stockbroker, a government contractor, and a grandmother
Plan your first craft class in 15 minutes with a hands on sticky note exercise
The 6 stage roadmap from "just an idea" to a thriving craft club
50 craft class ideas kids love, with the easiest picks for your very first class
What a week could look like, and why hands on creativity matters more than ever in the age of screens
Prefer to listen? We recorded the whole guide as audio, just for you.
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Hi, we're Christelle and Stefanie
Our first class? Nobody came.
We're sisters and moms. We weren't born business owners. We were an architect and an engineer working 9 to 5, overworked and craving creativity and flexibility. So we started a kids' craft club. We rented a church hall, set out our supplies, and advertised like crazy.
Nobody came. We tried again. Still nobody. We both cried.
Then we changed two things: we picked one age group, and we took our classes to where the kids already were. Four kids signed up. Then ten more. Then twenty.
That one club grew to 61 locations, and we still run it today with a team of teachers. Since then we've helped over 10,000 members in 80+ countries start craft clubs of their own.
If we could do it starting from zero, you can too.
Christelle and Stef
There is a place for your love of kids.
There is a path for your creativity.
There is room for you.
You don't need an art degree. You don't need to be a teacher. You don't need business experience or a studio.
What you do need is one simple thing:
A willingness to take the very first step.
That's exactly what this guide is designed to help you do. It gives you clarity, confidence, and a simple place to begin.
Real members, in their own words
Meet three people who took the first step
Natalie
Left a government career
Natalie is introverted and walking into a school scared her. So she started at her own kids' school with one flyer, sent home in the Friday folders. Her goal was 10 kids. She got 16. The next session, 40 signed up.
"All I had to do was design a flyer and the school distributed it for free."
Erynn
Teacher and mom of two
When nobody signed up for her first class, Erynn spent two days driving to about 20 schools with a letter for every principal. Five schools and a preschool said yes. Today she has 40 kids and teaches three afternoons a week.
"I net more money being able to do this than I would having two kids in full time daycare with my full teaching salary."
Juliana
Stay at home mom in Estonia
Her son's kindergarten told her they couldn't even fill a robotics class. She asked to put up a poster. By April, every second child there was in her classes. In under a school year she had almost 60 students across three schools.
"I earned enough even to build a small house."
Quotes from our recorded member interviews, lightly edited to remove filler words. Every member's results are their own.
You are one class away.
Grab your free guide and take the very first step today.
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