A build-your-own mini charcuterie cup is one of the most impressive food make-and-takes you can pull off with zero cooking equipment — and guests are done in under 15 minutes.
A gourmet popcorn seasoning bar is one of the easiest food make-and-takes you’ll ever run — no cooking on-site, finishes in under 15 minutes, and the aroma does half your marketing for you.
A tie-dye tote station is one of the most shareable drop-in crafts you can run during Make-and-Take Week — guests finish in under 25 minutes and walk out carrying a walking advertisement for your shop.
A no-bake granola bar station lets guests press, mix, and wrap something genuinely useful in about 20 minutes — and you can run it in any retail space without a single piece of cooking equipment.
A faux stained-glass votive station looks like it belongs in an art studio — but guests with zero craft experience finish in 20 minutes and leave with something genuinely gorgeous. Here’s how to run one.
A watercolor bookmark bar is one of the fastest, most affordable painting stations you can add to a shop hop — guests finish in under 20 minutes and walk away with something genuinely beautiful.
A foam-stamp tote bar lets Shop Hop guests compose a word, name, or phrase on a plain canvas tote in under 20 minutes — no print equipment required. Here’s how to run one from scratch.
You don’t need to be an art studio to offer a painting experience guests will love. A set of pencil-outlined 4×4 canvases and a tight acrylic palette is all it takes.
A macramé keychain station is one of the most satisfying drop-in crafts you can run — no staff demos required, finishes in 20 minutes, and guests leave with something genuinely cute.
UV resin keychains are quick, cool, and wildly shareable — and you don’t need to be a craft shop to pull off this station. Here’s how to run one from scratch during Make-and-Take Week.
A decoupage mason jar lantern looks like it took hours — but guests finish in under 20 minutes and walk out with something genuinely display-worthy. Here’s how to run the station.
A pressed flower bookmark station is one of the easiest make-and-takes you’ll ever set up — no special tools, no experience required, and guests from age 6 to 80 finish in under 20 minutes.
A mini terrarium kit turns your retail counter into a genuine make-and-take experience during Shop Hop Week — no craft background required, and guests from age 6 to 86 finish in under 20 minutes.
A painted rock station is the simplest make-and-take setup you’ll ever run — minimal supplies, zero cleanup chaos, and guests from age 5 to 75 finish in under 15 minutes.
A seed paper card station is one of those rare make-and-takes that works for kids, adults, and everyone between — and the story doesn’t end when your guests walk out the door.
A friendship bracelet station is one of the easiest make-and-takes you’ll ever run — all-ages, low-cost supplies, and guests finish in 20 minutes or less. Here’s exactly how to set one up.