Learn to build, fix, and finish projects yourself

Your home transformation starts here

Home DIY With Stefani · Opens November 10

A self-paced DIY course for beginners, with 12 modules that take you from “I don’t even know where to start” to confidently tackling your own home projects.

It’s time to LET GO of overwhelm and take control of your home & your budget

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Why it pays to do it yourself

Labor is often 30 to 60% of a project’s total cost. Not materials. Just the hours. That’s the money you keep once you know what you’re doing.

This course can pay for itself the first time you decide to DIY instead of hiring it out. After that, every backsplash, closet and accent wall you take on yourself is money that stays with you instead of going to a contractor.

Every project you finish after this course:
✔ Can keep thousands in your pocket instead of someone else’s
✔ Builds real equity in your home
✔ Builds real confidence in yourself

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What’s Inside…

Module 1: Safety 101

Protective gear, safe habits, and the mindset that keeps you injury-free. Covers eye, ear, lung, hand, foot, and knee protection, ladder safety, fire prevention, first aid readiness, and keeping your workspace hazard-free, with real examples of what can go wrong when these steps get skipped.

Module 2: Hand Tools

Every hand tool worth owning, covered one at a time: screwdrivers, wrenches, sockets and ratchets, pliers, hammers, tape measures, levels/squares/plumb tools, the Kreg Jig, and a rundown of essentials like clamps, stud finders, pry bars, chisels, utility knives, and hand saws.

Module 3: Power Tools

Which power tools matter and how to use them safely and confidently. Covers drills and drivers, nailers and staplers, sanders, and bonus tools like routers and planers.

Module 4: Saws

Which saw to use for which job, and how to use each one correctly. Covers circular saws, miter saws, jig saws, table saws, multi-tools/oscillating saws, reciprocating saws, and tile saws.

Module 5: Fasteners

How to pick the right fastener every time. Covers nails, screws, staples, anchors, nuts, bolts, and washers.

Module 6: Patching, Sanding & Caulking

The finishing skills that make a project look professional. Covers filling and patching, sanding, and caulking.

Module 7: Paint & Stain

Prep, technique, and the mistakes that ruin an otherwise good paint job. Covers paint and primer, stain, protective topcoats and sealers, paint/stain prep, and the tools and techniques for both painting and staining.

Module 8: Starting Your Tool Collection

What to buy, what to skip, and where to get it. Covers the essential tools for DIY and where to source them without overspending.

Module 9: Your Workspace

How to set up a safe, organized, efficient workspace, from staging tools to dust collection, plus how to manage living around a space that’s temporarily out of commission during a project.

Module 10: Project Materials

Lumber, sheet goods, and hardware, explained in plain language. Covers lumber and composites, moulding and millwork, and wall paneling.

Module 11: Navigating Home Improvement Stores

How to walk in, find what you need, and get out without wasting time or money.

Module 12: Bringing Your DIY Vision to Life

Planning, budgeting, and executing a real project of your own, start to finish. Covers finding inspiration, designing your project, planning your project, and building your project.

Let’s talk about the extras…

The Bonuses You’ll Find Inside

  • Included with the course ($49 value each)
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Bonus #1

Projects that Add Value to your home

A guide to renovating with intention, whether you’re staying in your home forever or building equity to sell. Learn which projects actually return your money, how to research what your specific market values, and the resale-proven paint colors and finishes that move the needle without overspending.

Bonus #2

How to design your project: Sketch to SketchUp

Learn how to plan your project on paper first, then bring it to life in SketchUp, a free 3D design program. Full video tutorial included, walking you through the entire process so you can see your project before you ever pick up a tool.

Bonus #3

How to use your DIY skills to make money

Six real ways to turn your new skills into income, from flipping furniture to hiring out small jobs to adding equity to your own home. Includes where to source, where to sell, and real numbers from real projects.

Bonus #4

Project Planner

A free downloadable planner to sketch your project, track your tools & materials, build your cut list, and manage your budget and timeline, all in one place, for every project you take on.

Plus

Tool Catalogue & Reference Guides

Every tool I recommend in the course, all in one place so you know exactly what to buy (and what to skip). Plus a downloadable reference guide for every module, so you can pull it up mid-project instead of rewatching a whole lesson.

Imagine if you could…

Tackle a project on your own timeline, instead of waiting three months for a contractor to fit you into theirs

Turn your Pinterest board into an actual room, instead of a folder of ideas you’re saving “for someday”

Walk into a home improvement store and actually know what you’re looking for, instead of wandering the aisles

How it works

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Join the waitlist below. It’s free and takes 30 seconds.

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The evening of November 9, you’ll get an email with your 25% off code.

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Enroll when the course opens November 10 and start Module 1 right away.

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Save 25% when the course opens November 10

Waitlist pricing
Waitlist members: 25% off through November 16 ($185, or 3 payments of $62.25)
Starting November 17: $247, or 3 payments of $83

Your Instructor

Meet Stefani

I grew up around construction. My dad and brother are in the trades, and I joined the Army National Guard as a Carpentry & Masonry Specialist, where I learned to read blueprints, frame, install doors and windows, work with concrete, and safely operate every tool you can imagine.

I started small, building furniture in my parents’ garage with hand-me-down tools. Those same skills helped me build a tiny house, take on paying clients, and renovate homes in Wisconsin, Florida and Virginia, mostly through our own DIY work. I’ve built a following of over 500,000 people across social media by sharing clear, practical tutorials, and this course is everything I’ve learned, organized into one place, so you don’t have to figure it out the hard way.

The REsults

What you’ll walk away with

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Confidence with both hand and power tools, knowing which ones you actually need and how to use them safely

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A repeatable process for planning any project: finding inspiration, building a materials list, and setting a realistic timeline

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Clear, step-by-step technique for building, repairing, and finishing projects, from furniture to home improvements

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Smarter budgeting and shopping habits, so you avoid costly mistakes and make the most of what you already have

You don’t need experience. You don’t need a garage full of tools. You need somewhere to start, and this is it. Everything else, you build from here.

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FAQ

November 10, 2026. Join the waitlist and you’ll get your 25% off code by email the evening of November 9.

$247, or 3 monthly payments of $83. During launch week (November 10 to 16), waitlist members save 25%.

No. Module 8 walks you through starting your tool collection, what to buy first, what to skip, and how to build your kit without overspending. You can start the course with nothing more than curiosity.

HOW LONG DOES THE COURSE TAKE TO FINISH?

It’s fully self-paced. The course has 58 video lessons across 12 modules, and most lessons are short and focused on a single tool or skill, so you can finish one in a lunch break. There’s no deadline and no live schedule. You can work through everything in a few weekends, or go at your own pace and come back to a specific lesson when a real project calls for it. Watch on your phone, tablet or computer, and the downloadable reference guides are there when you’re mid-project and need a quick answer.

Both. The fundamentals (tools, safety, materials, technique) apply whether you’re doing rental-friendly projects, tackling your first home, or leveling up skills you already have.

Yes, this course is built for beginners. We start at the very beginning: safety. Before you pick up a single tool, you’ll know how to use it the right way. From there, we walk through every common hand and power tool, what each one is for, how to hold it, how to use it correctly, with live demonstrations so you’re watching it happen, not just reading about it.

You don’t need any prior experience. You don’t need a garage full of equipment. You just need the willingness to learn.

Lifetime access. Revisit any module, or any cheat sheet, whenever a new project comes up, with no expiration.

This course covers DIY fundamentals, so it’s not the right fit if:

  • You’re already an experienced DIYer. If you’re comfortable with a miter saw, know which screw to grab and have finished plenty of projects, most of this will be review.
  • You want to learn electrical, plumbing or structural work. I don’t teach those, because they belong with a licensed pro and often need permits.
  • You want plans for one specific project. This isn’t a step-by-step build for a deck or a kitchen. It teaches the skills and the planning process you’ll use on all of them.
  • You want live coaching. The course is self-paced video lessons with no live calls or scheduled check-ins.

No. You get instant access to the entire course and every bonus when you enroll, so all sales are final, including payment plans. Have a question before you buy? Email me at homewithstefani+support@gmail.com and I’ll answer it. Full details are in my Terms & Conditions.