Feast of Craft DIY Kit

“Feast of Craft DIY Kit” explores the act of making as a form of remembering — of transforming scraps and threads into talismans of touch, presence, and care.

REPAIR
Learn kantha, rabari, and hand-embroidery techniques as acts of care—guided ways to mend, hold, and honor a factory-rescued, free-size cotton–linen shirt made with intention.

CREATE
Work intuitively with cloth, thread, and instinct to transform your shirt into a memory piece. No patterns, only materials, guidance, and the freedom to listen to the fabric.

What You’ll Receive

• A thoughtfully made, free-size half-sleeve camp-collar shirt, fits XS-XXL.
• Scrunchies created from textile off-cuts—small remnants given new life.
• A complete learning guide on how to stitch and attach buttons, mend etc.
• Threads that are color-proof and do not bleed for your explorations.
• Needles that are easy to use.
• A pair of fabric scissors.
• Fabric swatches cut up in several shapes for embellishment of your plain shirt.
• An assortment of buttons and beads collected over time.
• A pocket made out of scrap fabric to attach at your place of choice.
• A secret access to our step-by-step guide for beginners to learn the feast of craft.
• A measuring tape.
• A magic pen for you to mark your shirt with ease (it vanishes when it comes in contact with a home iron!).
• A set of pins to tuck your fabric in place while you embroider.
• An embroidery ring 12" wide for you to stretch the fabric with ease.
• A tin box to securely keep your supplies.