Your Kitchen Needs
a Kitchen Witch!

Make Your Own Kitchen Witch

A playful, magical make-along workshop

Start anytime with on-demand videos—plus join the Live Jumpstart Zoom on October 16!

Details at a Glance

Where: Online, at your own pace

When: Start anytime + live Zoom call on October 16 (6–8 PM ET)
Price: $95 (includes workshop videos, Zoom, and replay)
Registration closes: October 16

The Magic of a Kitchen Witch

In old European kitchens, a witch on a broom was a welcome guest. She wasn’t feared—she was cherished. She kept bread from burning, soup from oversalting, and laughter in the air. She was a good witch. A lucky witch. A reminder that the everyday can be enchanted.

Now you can make one of your own.

Your Kitchen Witch will be born from wool, wire, and imagination—protective, quirky, and full of character. She’ll carry your intention and your story, ready with her broom to bring a spark of magic to your home.

Handmade Kitchen Witch doll with blue yarn hair, a pink felted dress, and a tiny broom. Created in the Kitchen Witch needle felting workshop—an online make-along class for beginners to learn doll making and folklore-inspired crafts.

A Workshop You Can Make Along With Me

This isn’t a “watch and figure it out later” kind of class. This is a true make-along.

I’ll take you step by step, showing you exactly how I create a Kitchen Witch from start to finish. You can pull up a chair, grab a cup of tea, and make right alongside me. Pause whenever you need to. Rewind if you miss something. Each video is clear and focused, guiding you gently through one step at a time.

By the end, you’ll have a Kitchen Witch that’s completely your own—complete with painted face, felted dress, big hair, and broom in hand.

Hands working on a needle-felted Kitchen Witch doll in progress, with a wool body, wire legs, and a sculpted clay face. A finished doll with orange yarn hair and a green dress sits to the side on the table.

From Wool to Witch: Here’s What You’ll Do

  • Learn how to needle felt—even if you’ve never tried before

  • Build a flexible wire base so your Kitchen Witch can pose and bend

  • Paint and attach a face full of character

  • Add clothes, hair, and a playful little broom

  • Discover the magic of creating gently, at your own pace

All you need is curiosity and a willingness to poke wool with a needle until something magical takes form.

Bonus: Live Zoom Jumpstart

Getting started can be the hardest part—I’ve got you.

On Wednesday, October 16, from 6–8 PM ET, we’ll gather on Zoom for a live, two-hour make-along. I’ll give you pointers on face-making, armature, and the basics of needle felting. Bring your questions and your materials, and make with me in real time.

Can’t make it live? No worries—the replay will be ready for you to watch anytime.

What You’ll Need

When you register, you’ll get a complete supply list covering wool, needles, wire, clay, and a few extras.

Worried about making a face? Don’t be. I’ll show you how to sculpt a simple one. But if you’d prefer to skip that step, I’m offering a special workshop-only add-on: a bundle of 3 handmade faces for $19 (U.S. only, shipping included).

Price & Registration

$95 includes:

  • Full video workshop (make-along style, step by step)

  • Live Zoom Jumpstart Call on Oct 16 (with replay access)

  • Complete supply list + guidance

Registration closes October 16.

Hands needle felting red wool onto the shoulders of a handmade Kitchen Witch doll, beginning to form the dress. A step in the Kitchen Witch make-along workshop where beginners learn doll making through clear, guided videos.
Close-up of hands needle felting the body of a handmade Kitchen Witch doll with a pink felted dress. A step in the Kitchen Witch online workshop, where beginners learn doll making through a guided, step-by-step make-along process.
Close-up of hands adding colorful beads to a handmade Kitchen Witch doll with blue yarn hair and a pink felted dress. A step in the Kitchen Witch needle felting workshop, where beginners learn to create magical dolls with broom, hair, and clothing.

Since this is a digital workshop and you’ll receive full access right away, registrations are final and non-refundable.

  • “This workshop was just what I needed at just the right time. Stacy is a welcoming, warm teacher who guided us through the process. I discovered that I enjoy the artistic process when there is no expectation for how it will turn out. It was well worth my time."

    — Audrey

  • “Thank you very much for such a fantastic and magical workshop. It was just excellent and I’ve been telling everyone I can about it!”

    — Caroline

  • “Stacy is a warm and patient teacher who encouraged everyone and offered personalized help. We all left with a doll we loved—and many of us are already talking about joining another class!”

    — Anet

Your Kitchen Witch Is Waiting

Your little witch will be quirky, wise, protective, and completely one-of-a-kind. A playful project, a touch of folklore, and a spark of kitchen magic.

She’s waiting to be made. All you need to do is start.

Handmade Kitchen Witch doll with blue yarn hair, a red felted dress, and a tiny broom, standing on a granite counter. Created in the Kitchen Witch needle felting workshop, a playful make-along class for beginners in magical doll making.

FAQs

  • Not at all. I’ll show you each step in detail so you know exactly what to do—and encourage you to trust yourself and your Kitchen Witch to find her way.

  • You’ll work at your own pace with the pre-recorded videos. The live Zoom Jumpstart is there to help you get started, ask questions, and feel supported.

  • You’ll have ongoing access to all the pre-recorded videos and the Zoom replay.

  • You’ll receive a complete list when you register—wool, needles, wire, clay, and a few extras.

  • Around $40, depending on what you already have. You’ll likely have extra supplies left over—enough to make another Kitchen Witch once you know how!

  • Needle felting does involve repetitive poking with a barbed needle, which can be tiring for hands. I’ll share tips and tools that make it easier, but if your arthritis is advanced, this may not be the best craft for you.

  • No. This workshop is for your personal use and creative enjoyment only. You’re welcome to keep her, gift her, or make more for friends—but she’s not meant to be sold.

  • Since this is a digital workshop and you’ll receive full access right away, registrations are final and non-refundable

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