I’m splitting this class into two. Here’s why.

I've been thinking about this for a while, and I've finally made a decision.

FELTING CUBIC SHAPES has always included two projects: the nested cubes, and the structured “paper bag”. Two very different challenges, united by the idea that felt can also hold a sharp edge.

But what I've noticed over time is that most students join because of the cubes. And somewhere along the way, they almost miss the bag entirely. It's there, it's part of the class, but it rarely gets the attention it deserves.

Then, something happened a few days ago that made this very obvious to me. A long-time student emailed me asking for help with attaching handles to a bag. She'd been struggling with it and wanted advice. What she didn't realize was that the answer to her issue was sitting inside one of my classes. She'd never noticed it was there, even though she knows my work well.

That told me that the bag has been hiding in plain sight. And the students who would love it most don’t find it, because all they see are the cubes.

So, I'm now giving the bag its own space. Soon, there’ll be two classes, each with its own clear identity: one for the cubes, one for the bag. Each one easier to find for the person who is actually looking for it.

But before that happens, there's one last chance to get both together. Until May 31st, the “bundle” is available for 159€. After that, each class will be 129€ on its own. So, you can still get two complete classes for the price of one, with a saving of 99€.

If you've been sitting on the fence, this is the moment.

You can still get the two classes here.