About Us
MakerSpace Studio Director
Catherine Chambers, B.A., M.Ed., M.T. (OCT)., Ph.D. Student
Catherine is our studio director at Let's Make It. She is a researcher, organizational learning course developer and facilitator, and certified teacher with experience in a number of industries and sectors, including: education (university, college, secondary school and early childhood education), technology, financial services, chemical, food service, consulting, and social assistance and employment. Catherine facilitates workshops in Canada and the United States on a variety of topics, including: equity and inclusion, leadership, environmental justice, and entrepreneurship. Her interests in sustainability and community development have been demonstrated through her work on projects in more than 30 municipalities and First Nations communities across Ontario and New Brunswick. She has also worked in the Dominican Republic, Trinidad, South Africa, and with virtual learners in India and Pakistan.
In 2003, Catherine founded a remote-employment organization and developed employment for individuals who were unable to work outside of their homes. The organization offered online education through distributed learning platforms and matched job seekers to employment opportunities in the United States, England, and Spain. Catherine's expertise in remote-employment and distributed learning also includes experiences with a variety of firms, including JP Morgan Chase in New York City.
Catherine is currently a PhD student at the University of Toronto. She previously graduated from the Master of Teaching (Intermediate-Senior) and the Master of Adult Education (Popular Education and Instructional Technology) programs at the University of Toronto (Ontario Institute for Studies in Education).
Our classes are led by knowledgeable artisans who have a passion for creating or upcycling everyday things into works of practicality and art. Our instructors are also very skilled at teaching , so you’ll be learning in a very open and welcoming environment.
Not only will you learn a creative skill, you’ll leave with something tangible you made with your own hands. There is a sense of satisfaction in the creative process, and our goal is to let everyone experience the joy of fulfillment the “Maker Movement” can bring you!
Some of the classes you can enrol in include
- Handmade gifts
- Furniture upcycling
- Card making
- Mixed Media Photo Transfers (e.g. wood, fabric, glass, etc.)
- Cupcake decorating
- Instrument making
- Wood carving
- DIY skincare formulation
- Knitting & crocheting
- So much more!
Registering for our classes is easy!
Fill in the form to the best of your ability below and we’ll confirm the details. We look forward to seeing you at our classes. We promise a great time and a rewarding end-product that is yours to take home.
Ask us about our mobile workshops — we would be happy to conduct a session at your home or office.
In addition to being an abbreviation for Let's Make It, LMI stands for Learning, Mentoring and Innovating, key pillars of our business. In 2025, we will be sharing insights gleaned from our 20 year history of creating online and other non-traditional employment experiences for persons with disabilities and members of marginalized groups. Connect with us and learn why the maker movement is vital to addressing critical gaps in such areas as job growth, innovation and economic development.
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Kits for Events and Groups
Contact us to arrange bulk deliveries for teams and private events. We also offer online group sessions to guide people through the process of making. Our guides are experienced and credentialed adult and organizational learning specialists, and certified teachers.
Our kits have been enjoyed by individuals and organizations like, BMO, TSX and Google.