The aim of this zine is to make crafts as easy and accessible as possible while still allowing a person to complete something by themselves. This gives the person both something to occupy their mind and helps give a sense of achievement; two things that could help improve someone’s mental health, especially if they’re struggling to focus for long periods of time. This is achieved by giving easy to understand instructions and guides for the craft in question, with detailed templates where needed, reducing the stress that trying new things can cause as much as possible and just delivering that enjoyment of the craft.

The sewing patterns are made of thin, easy to fold and pin paper and can be ripped straight from the page. They are accompanied by written and photo instructions, alongside an illustration of the final plushie.

The origami squares are made of glossy paper in various colours and can be ripped from the page. The squares are accompanied by written and illustrated instructions, alongside an illustration of the final piece.

The ingredients lists and instruction sheets are made of glossy paper that can withstand stains and water. These are accompanied by photos of the bake, along with being able to rip out the ingredients list to take shopping.

Printed versions of the zine use removable sections make each craft or bake even easier - there's no need for someone to draw or cut out anything themselves, allowing them to begin the task immediately to reduce task initiation blocks.

Each page uses unique paper best fit for the type of craft, and card is hidden behind every page so no information is lost when something is removed. With an envelope attached in the back of the zine, there's no worry of these pieces getting lost either.