Video tutorials for making your own Waldorf-inspired toys

When you subscribe to Toymaking Magic you get instant access to ALL of my video tutorials for Waldorf-inspired toys.

There are tutorials for:

• Sewing
• Knitting
• Crochet
• Dyeing
• Woodwork
• Papercrafts
• Wet Felting
• Needle Felting

You can browse through them all HERE

My number one motivation for Toymaking Magic is to make it accessible to all incomes. If I sold my tutorials individually, they would cost around $25-$45 each.

And then you would STILL have to buy your supplies after that, which would make toy-making very expensive and discouraging to most families.

If I were to sell you the tutorials individually, then I would either have to let you download the videos onto your computer (which I doubt anyone wants to do) or I have to make a commitment to pay for video hosting for years and years and years so that you can access them at any time.

With this business model, you pay to watch, not to own. Which means that if I ever decide to close up shop, I don't owe anyone anything, such as access or customer service, and that gives me peace of mind. I am a free bird.

I offer Toymaking Magic at the low, low cost of $8/month, not because that is what I value each tutorial at, but because it is motivating to me to make toy-making accessible to all incomes.

And my hope is that you find it to be a resource that you value subscribing to, even if you don't have time to take full advantage of it each month.

Great! You are in the right place!

My tutorials are very in-depth and lengthy so that even beginners can confidently craft along!

I always choose projects that can be made by anyone, regardless of your skill level.

I can't wait to help you gain confidence adding new skills to your repertoire!

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There is no obligation to stick around. You may pause or cancel your subscription at any time, even immediately after you join to avoid a second payment. You will still have access for 30 days.

Yearly memberships are available as well.

The tutorials are very detailed and lengthy. I break them down into steps. Most tutorials are divided into around 8 short, easy-to-watch videos.

I provide the list of materials and I link to where they can be purchased online.

This is hard to answer, as it varies greatly between toys. Some toys can be made in a few hours, while some will take several days.

All of the toys are ideal for children ages 3-9.

Most of the toys are appropriate for children ages 1-2.

I have the following tutorials for baby toys:

• Baby Blocks
• Baby Ball
• Nesting Bowls
• Plant-dyed Cotton Gauze Play-cloths

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