The Crafter's Box

What's in the box: Each box holds the tools and materials for one curated craft workshop, plus a digital video lesson from that month's featured maker.

The Crafter's Box started as a monthly craft subscription and now sits under a broader brand called Crafter. The brand also runs a digital membership, a kids' box and an online marketplace. The main product is still the monthly box. Each one is built around a single workshop, with tools and materials for one project and a video lesson from that month's featured maker. Recent featured projects on the site include wool felted pumpkins and a Jesmonite workshop. That shows the range, from easy fiber crafts to less common materials like reactive gypsum and acrylic resin. The variety is the main appeal, because the box gets you to try techniques you might not look for on your own. If you don't want to commit, you can buy single workshops, digital classes and supplies from the marketplace instead. The Crafter's Community is a digital-only option with patterns, live make-along classes, community crafting hours and member discounts. It suits makers who already own plenty of supplies. Crafter Kids is aimed at ages 12 and up, so it doesn't fit younger children. The homepage does not show prices, so check current costs and skip or cancel terms before you subscribe. The name change to Crafter may also make support pages and past orders harder to find.