Stop saving the house you want. Start making it.
The 21-Day DIY Challenge
Learn the basics, tackle your first real DIY project, and have Jenna in your corner when the tutorial stops matching what’s happening in your actual house.
Live DIY coaching Starts September 14 Built for beginners
Sound familiar?
Your Pinterest board is full. But your house still looks exactly the same.
- You’ve saved the same board-and-batten wall approximately 14 times… and still haven’t touched the wall.
- You know exactly how you want the room to look. You just have no idea how to turn the inspiration photo into an actual plan.
- You watch women casually grab a drill or nail gun and think, “I wish I knew how to do that.”
- You’ve bought another rug, lamp, basket or set of pillows hoping it would finally fix what’s bugging you about the room… and it still hasn’t.
And every time you finally think, Okay, I’m doing this, your brain comes right back with:
“But what if I screw it up?”
This is the part you don’t have to figure out alone.
That’s exactly what The 21-Day DIY Challenge is built for. You’ll choose a beginner-friendly project, learn the skills you actually need to complete it, and have Jenna there to help when your project inevitably looks a little different than the Pinterest tutorial.
So instead of saving another project for “someday,” you can finally stand back, look at something in your house and say:
Wait… I made that.
Pinterest tutorials stop being helpful the second your house does something weird.
The 21-Day DIY Challenge starts at the actual beginning. I’m not assuming you know which tool to grab, what kind of wood to buy or what everyone means when they casually say “find the studs.”
You’ll choose and work on your project.
You’ll choose a beginner-friendly project that fits your space, your budget and your current skill level, then build it as you go through the challenge.
You can ask the questions you’d normally be too embarrassed to ask.
Post photos and questions in the live community, and submit your project questions for the Live Q&A calls so I can look at what’s actually happening and help you figure out what to do next.
You’ll learn by doing, not by watching 47 hours of tutorials.
Lessons are just 10–15 minutes, Monday through Friday, and every one gives you a specific next step to take on your project that day.
Because when your wall is crooked, your measurements aren’t matching the tutorial or you’re standing in Home Depot wondering which board you’re supposed to buy…
you have someone to ask.
Hi, I’m Jenna. I learned DIY by actually doing it.
I’m a certified interior designer, DIY teacher and mom of three who has spent years designing and building projects throughout my own home.
I’ve made the wrong cut. Measured something twice and somehow still measured it wrong. Patched the hole. Changed the plan. Stood there staring at something thinking, Okay… now what?
And after dozens of projects, I know how to figure out the “now what?”
That’s what I want to teach you.
You don’t have to impress me with what you already know or feel embarrassed asking the beginner question. Bring me the crooked wall, the confusing measurement, the photo of the board that is absolutely not doing what you expected it to do.
We’ll figure out what to do next.
You want to look around your house and feel proud of it, not keep thinking about all the things you wish you could change.
You want to:
- walk into your home and feel genuinely proud of how it looks
- create a character-filled home that feels like you, not everyone else on Instagram
- finally create the projects you’ve been saving for years
- hear friends walk in and say, “Wait… YOU made that?”
- hear your kids say how much they love their home
- have an idea and think, “I can figure out how to make that.”
You do not need DIY experience to start. You need a first project that makes sense for you, the right skills in the right order, and someone to help when you hit the inevitable “Wait… what do I do now?” moment.
I’m ready to make my first project“Couldn’t I just figure this out on YouTube?”
Honestly, you probably could piece a lot of it together.
But most tutorials start after someone already knows which tool to use, what material to buy and what to do when their wall is crooked or their measurements don’t match the video.
Inside The 21-Day DIY Challenge, I’m starting with zero assumptions. The lessons are short, you’ll work on a project that fits your current skill level, and when something in YOUR house doesn’t go according to the tutorial, you have a community and Live Q&A support to help you figure out what comes next.
You do not need a garage full of tools, hours of free time or some mysterious “handy person” gene.
You need a place to start.
From saved idea to finished project in 21 days.
- Week 1 · Plan it Choose your project, map it out, measure, and get what you need.
- Week 2 · Build it Learn the tools, start building, and work through the “wait… what do I do now?” moments.
- Week 3 · Finish it Add the details that make it look polished, finish your project, and take the after photo.
- Weekly Live Q&A Submit your questions and get direct help from me with your actual project.
- Community support Post photos, ask questions, share progress, get inspired, and get help from me between calls.
The Action-Taker Guarantee
I’m confident you’re going to be so glad you joined. But I also want you to feel completely comfortable saying yes.
Complete Week 1, put the lessons into action, and join the first Live Q&A Call or watch the replay. If you genuinely feel the challenge isn’t helping you move forward with your project, let me know within 7 days of the challenge starting and I’ll refund your purchase.
Think of it as a little extra peace of mind while you say yes to finally getting this project done.
Picture your home six months from now.
- a board-and-batten wall, shelving or trim detail you used to think you’d have to hire out
- rooms that feel warmer, more charming and way less builder-grade
- your kids telling you how much they love their home
- friends walking in and saying, “Wait… YOU did that?”
- more than one finished project you’re genuinely proud to point to
- another idea already brewing because now you know you can actually make it happen
One project can be the start of a home that feels more personal, more interesting and a whole lot more like you.
You really can be the person who makes that happen.
By the end of the 21-Day DIY Challenge, you’ll know how to…
- choose a DIY project that actually makes sense for your skill level
- turn a saved inspiration photo into a real plan for your own home
- measure your space and figure out what materials and tools you need
- use the basic tools your project requires without feeling completely lost
- troubleshoot the gaps, weird walls and wrong cuts that happen along the way
- finish the little details that make a project look polished instead of “DIY-ish”
And most importantly, you’ll have a finished project in your home that you made yourself.
I’m ready to make my first projectA little love from women I’ve helped with their homes
I love EVERYTHING about this! The words you bring, the layout and the encouraging way you speak!!! This is exactly what I’ve been looking for and I didn’t even know it!!!
As a mom of three under three in a three-bedroom home, I was desperate for a realistic plan instead of another Pinterest board full of ideas I’d never get around to. What I loved most is how you take the guesswork out of everything!
I’ve already grabbed a couple things and plan to grab a couple more. It’s crazy how just a few simple steps can make such a difference in how your home feels. I’m so grateful for your resource.
Still have a few questions?
When does the 21-Day DIY Challenge start?
We kick off September 14th and go through the challenge together as a live group for 21 days.
Enrollment closes September 10th, and this round is capped at 50 people so I can give everyone as much individual help as possible.
What if I have absolutely no DIY experience?
Perfect. I’m starting at the actual beginning.
I won’t assume you already know which tool you need, what kind of wood to buy or how to turn a Pinterest photo into a project plan. I’ll walk you through choosing an appropriate first project and teach you what you need as you go.
Do I need to own power tools before I join?
Nope.
Part of the challenge is figuring out what your project actually requires. I’ll help you understand which tools are worth buying, which ones you may be able to borrow or rent, and ways to try tools before committing to buying them.
How much time will I need?
Weekday lessons are designed to take about 10–15 minutes.
The time you spend actually building will depend on the project you choose, but the challenge is structured so you can make progress during evenings and carve out a few hours on the weekends for the bigger build work.
What if I can’t attend the Live Q&A calls?
All three calls will be recorded.
You can submit your question ahead of time, and I’ll work through submitted projects and questions on the call in the order they’re received. I’ll do my best to get to everyone, and you can also post questions and photos in the community if you need help between calls.
How long will I have access?
You’ll have access to the challenge lessons and replays for 12 months.
You’ll also have access to the live challenge community throughout the 21 days plus 30 days afterward, so you have a little extra time to finish, share your project and ask lingering questions.
What is the refund policy?
I fully expect you to finish Week 1 feeling excited, clear on your project and very glad you joined. But I also know signing up can feel like a leap, so the challenge comes with an Action-Taker Guarantee.
If you complete the Week 1 lessons, put what you’re learning into action, attend the first Live Q&A or watch the replay, and genuinely feel the challenge has not helped you make meaningful progress toward your project, email me within 7 days of the challenge beginning with a quick explanation and proof of the work you completed.
I’ll refund your purchase.
Because this is a digital program with immediate access to the lessons, community and live support, refunds are not available for change of mind, scheduling conflicts or choosing not to participate.
One finished project can change how you see your whole house.
The 21-Day DIY Challenge will help you choose the right first project, plan it, build it, and actually finish it, with weekly Live Q&A calls and community support when you get stuck.
Join the 21-Day DIY Challenge · $197Starts September 14 · Enrollment closes September 10 · Limited to 50 participants
