WOODWORKING
Matthew Peech
A former registered nurse with a passion for woodworking began sharing projects online. Making things with his children grew into practical tutorials, a learning community and beginner courses.
WHAT YOU CAN BORROW
A hobby picked up later, and shared with family, can become teaching for other beginners.
If this sounds like your path, start here: How to teach woodworking →
Or take the five-minute Business Builder to find your own first step.
SIMILAR EXAMPLES
Evelyn teaches people how to sew high-quality garments using vintage techniques. She combines free YouTube instruction with a paid membership, lessons and a community of learners, including older adults who want to improve their skills.
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A former school librarian and quilt-pattern designer launched a travel-themed quilting program with just 11 students. She developed it with her first members, then began turning the material into self-guided programs.
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A quilter, pattern designer and inventor who uses video to teach techniques and connect with other makers. YouTube introduces her work to people who then explore her patterns, tools and classes.
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We’re always adding real people sharing what they know, and small is what we’re looking for most.
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