Ever wish your stickers or mini prints came out in a neat, satisfying pull? In this hands-on workshop, artist and maker Fafa Hahn will teach you how to build your very own dispenser using upcycled cardboard and a few simple materials. It’s functional, fun, and surprisingly easy — perfect for crafters, small-batch sellers, or anyone who loves clever DIY.
*Note, this video is recorded from a live workshop that took place in Dec 2025.
🛠 Supplies You’ll Need
To build your dispenser during the workshop, bring:
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A medium-sized cardboard box (tissue-box or shoebox size works great)
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Hot glue gun + glue sticks
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X-Acto knife + cutting mat
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3–4 rubber bands
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Paper towel tube
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Medium or large pill bottle cap (optional but useful)
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Paint, contact paper, markers, etc. to decorate your dispenser
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Stickers or small paper pieces to test it out once built
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A ruler (metal preferably but plastic or wood is also OK)
If you prefer to just watch, that’s totally fine — join to learn, hang out, and ask questions!
👩🎨 Meet the Teacher: Fafa Hahn
is an artist and maker. From studying fashion in college, to now as 42 year old ADHD hobby hopper, she has learned many arts and crafts skills over the years. From sewing to crochet to printmaking and more, she recently started a company called Craft Crew Los Angeles. She hosts Craft Social Clubs and art classes/workshops in LA.
You can find Craft Crew LA on TikTok, IG and Facebook @craftcrewla
🎥 Watch the Video
💡 Key Takeaway
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Before you buy, pause and look around. You may already have the materials to make what you need. A simple video and a bit of curiosity can turn cardboard and scraps into something functional, free, and sustainable. A craft doesn’t have to be perfect — it can simply be crafty.
💬 Join the Fun & Share!
Did you learn along with us? Do you have your own custom dispenser or cardboard crafting tip to share? Drop a comment below with your tips or show us what you made! We’d love to see your projects!
If you’ve got a skill related to creative reuse and want to share it in a Teach Us workshop, reach out! hello@peovee.com






