Beginner Friendly
Step-by-step lessons with clear instructions, designed for first-timers and creative dabblers alike.
Student Community
Be part of our community where you can ask questions, share progress, and get feedback from the DIY School team and other students.
Course Materials
Downloadable templates, supply lists, and printable resources — everything you need to start right away.
Flexible Learning
Start anytime, go at your own pace, and revisit lessons whenever you need. You’ll have lifetime access.
The Skills to Get Started
Learn everything you need — from threading your first needle to finishing beautiful designs. Even if you’ve never stitched before, this course will give you the confidence, techniques, and creative spark to fall in love with embroidery.
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Meet Your Instructor
Geneva Vanderzeil
Geneva Vanderzeil is one of the most influential voices in DIY, creativity, and upcycling — with over a decade of inspiring millions to make beautiful things with their own hands. Through her bestselling books, viral videos, and popular website Collective Gen, Geneva has built a global community around the belief that anyone can create — they just need the right guidance and a little inspiration.
Her work has been featured by The New York Times, The Guardian, Martha Stewart, Buzzfeed, and more. With over 2 million followers across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, Geneva’s creative projects have reached makers in every corner of the world.
Now, through The DIY School, she’s bringing her most-loved skills into structured, accessible online courses — starting with furniture upcycling, embroidery, dollhouses, mosaics, and more.