About Handcraft Revival

At Handcraft Revival, we believe in the beauty of traditional skills, the joy of creating with our hands, and the power of community. Our folk school is a space where craftsmanship, creativity, and heritage come together.

In-Person Events

We offer hands-on classes in time-honored crafts—from weaving and woodworking to natural dyeing and hand embroidery. Whether you’re a beginner looking to try something new or an experienced maker deepening your skills, our classes are designed to inspire and connect.  For the younger folks we offer after school craft clubs, summer and school break camps and monthly mini camps.

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Curated Market

In addition to our workshops, clubs and camps, we also have a carefully curated market featuring Waldorf-inspired goods and craft kits. Our selection supports creativity, imaginative play, and the beauty of handmade traditions, making it easy to bring the spirit of handcraft into your home.

Browse Market

A Gathering Space

Handcraft Revival is more than just a place to learn; it’s a gathering place. A place where stories are shared, skills are passed down, and creativity thrives. We invite you to slow down, learn something meaningful, and become part of the revival.

Join us in bringing craftsmanship back to life.

Folkcraft Socials
the folks behind the workbench

Meet Our Founders

Jennifer Samuelson is a co-founder of Handcraft Revival and serves as a Handwork Director at a nearby Waldorf charter school, spending her days helping small hands navigate complex stitches and fine motor skills. She is also a skilled writer—be sure to subscribe to our newsletter to read her words.

Melissa Mott is a passionate maker with a great love for knitting and needlework. A dedicated school volunteer and community builder, she is the steady heartbeat behind our daily operations. Melissa brings care, creativity, and quiet wizardry to keeping everything humming along.

A close-up portrait of a smiling woman with shoulder-length wavy light brown hair, wearing a black sleeveless top and delicate gold necklaces, set against a dark background.
Skilled hands and steady guides

Our Teachers

Handcraft Revival Folk School is built on the people who teach here—local makers, artists, and craftspersons who love passing down skills and traditions. Our teachers bring deep knowledge, warm encouragement, and a genuine love of handmade work to every class.

Whether you’re here to try something new or return to an old craft, you’ll find guides who make learning feel approachable, joyful, and full of community.
have a skill to share?

Become a Teacher

We’re always on the lookout for new friends  to join our teaching circle.

If you have a craft to share, we’d love to hear from you—just fill out the form on the button linked below.
New teacher Form

Contact us

Have a question, a wild idea, or just want to say hello? Drop us a line below or send an email to contactus@handcraftrevival.com. We always love hearing from kindred spirits. 

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