Learn + Create + Connect

Audrey Jean Makery is a creative space designed to help you learn new skills, create something meaningful, and connect with others along the way. Whether you're joining a workshop, grabbing one of our DIY kits to-go, or picking out a gift for a friend, this is a place where creativity feels approachable and inspiring.

At its core, Audrey Jean Makery is about more than just crafting. It's about slowing down, creating with intention, and building connections through shared experiences.

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How It All Began

Audrey Jean Makery grew out of a lifelong love of crafting and constant curiousity to try something new.

What started with simple DIY projects quickly turned into a full-blown creative obsession. From learning the ins and outs of a Cricut to diving into laser cutting, and now exploring the possibilities of UV printing. Each new tool opened the door to even more ideas and possibilities.

Along the way, one thing became clear: learning new techniques is just as exciting as creating the final product. There's something incredibly rewarding about figuring out a new process, testing materials, and watching an idea come to life for the first time.

Somewhere in the middle of collecting tools, materials, and more supplies than any one person probably needs, a realization hit. This shouldn't be something you have to figure out alone. Not everyone has the space, time, or budget to invest in all the equipment, but that shouldn't stop them from creating.

Audrey Jean Makery was created to bridge that gap.

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Why the name Audrey Jean Makery?

Audrey Jean Makery was named to honor both of my grandmothers.

Audrey, my maternal grandmother, was the most resilient woman I've had the pleasure of knowing. Her love for family was fierce. She had such a gift for writing letters, her humor shining through, often with personalized sketches.

Jean, my paternal grandmother, was a true artist. She was always dabbling with a new craft medium. Her watercolor paintings are my personal favorite.

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