Less scrolling. More making.
Your weekend.
Not your feed.
A hands-on hobby box for people who need a break from their phones. Materials, a short tutorial, and a good excuse to make something just for you.
Made for beginners. No perfect results required.
Our promise,
from day one
Materials for one complete project
Guidance without the guesswork
A single box. No subscription commitment.
01 / The analog ritual
Everything you need.
Nothing to scroll.
No craft-store rabbit holes. No experience needed. Just clear a little space, open your box, and let your hands take over.
First project direction
Small animal.
Big sense of “I made that.”
Our launch starts with needle felting: shaping soft wool into a little animal, one satisfying poke at a time. A small project you can keep on your desk long after the weekend.
For adults. Felting needles are sharp; follow the safety guidance.
Open something other than an app.
Your project materials arrive together in a thoughtfully packed box, with muted colors and a finished piece to work toward.
Learn a little. Then log off.
Scan the QR code for a 15-minute creator-led video tutorial. Learn the basics, then put your phone aside and make at your own pace.
Give yourself two hours back.
Your Screen-Free Challenge Card invites you to try two hours away from your phone. It’s an invitation, not another productivity goal.
Keep the imperfect little thing.
A finished-product photo card helps you capture what you made. Share it with #analogweekend if you like—or simply enjoy it offline.
02 / Start with one weekend
Try a hobby.
Skip the commitment.
We’re starting small, with a planned first run of 50 boxes. Try one for yourself or give someone a reason to slow down.
Launch early-bird box
$25/ one box
Planned pre-sale price for the first run. Project materials, QR video tutorial, challenge card, and photo card included. Check the product listing for availability, currency, shipping costs, and dispatch timing before ordering.
See available boxesOne-time purchase. Monthly boxes are a future plan, not a current commitment.
Permission to put your phone down
Make something.
Even if it’s a little wonky.
You don’t need to become a craft person. You just need a different way to spend an afternoon.
Make room for Analog Weekend