FaithtuckShepherd 3D Fabric Poke Art Kit
End of Summer Sale ends Sunday, Aug 30
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Ships by Sat, August 29
30 days
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Free
Tracked USPS shipping
73,500
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The End of Summer Sale
Everything below is marked down until Sunday, Aug 30. The more you add, the more you save — it comes off automatically, on top of the sale price.
10%
2 items
15%
3 items
20%
4 items
Make Something Beautiful With Your Own Hands
You press one small square of fabric into the board.
Then another.
The shape starts to lift off the surface — soft, raised, real.
With Faithtuck you press the fabric in with a wooden tool, so a tuck you don't like comes right back out.
No needle.
No thread.
No stitch to unpick.
Just quiet hands and an hour that belongs to you.
A craft kit our customers come back to finish, then start again
✓ No sewing, no thread, no mistakes
The wooden tool presses each fabric square into a pre-punched board. Don't like a tuck? Pull it out and press it again.
✓ Real texture you can run your hand over
The loose folds sit up off the board. Not printed. Not flat. Soft, raised fabric relief you can feel with your fingers.
✓ Quiet time that isn't a screen
Press, tuck, repeat. The motion is slow and steady. Most people lose an hour without noticing.
✓ Made to go on the wall, not in a drawer
This finishes into a piece you'll want to hang. A soft, faith-filled scene for the hallway, the mantel, or beside your morning chair.
What you get today
- Faithtuck 3D fabric poke art kit
- Pre-punched board, pre-cut fabric pieces, and wooden poking tool
- Every tuck is reversible — press it again until it looks right
- Ready to start, no setup or extra supplies needed
- Free tracked shipping
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Each design is made in small batches. When a batch sells out, that design may not return in the same colorway.
Bring Faithtuck to your wall today — with free tracked shipping while stock in your chosen design lasts.
30-day at-home trial
Try Faithtuck at home for 30 days. If it doesn't deliver the intended result or isn't as easy to use as described, return it for a full refund.
Do the fabric pieces stay in place once I'm done?
Yes, the folds hold themselves in the punched board through friction and pressure. The finished piece can be framed or hung without the fabric working loose.
How long does one kit take to finish?
Most people work in short sittings rather than one long stretch. Expect several relaxed evenings, depending on the design and how much detail it holds.
Can I stop halfway and pick it up later?
Absolutely, nothing dries, sets, or expires. Set the board aside and come back to it whenever you have a quiet half hour.
Is this suitable for someone who has never crafted before?
Yes, there is no sewing, gluing, or measuring. If you can press a small square into a slot, you can finish this.
- Step 1: Lay the pre-punched board flat on a table with good light
- Step 2: Pick up a fabric square and place it over one of the punched slots
- Step 3: Press the center of the square into the slot with the wooden tool — the edges fold up on their own and create the raised texture
- Step 4: Work section by section, color by color. If a tuck sits wrong, pull it out and press it again
- Size: See product images for design details
- Material: Plastic board and tool, with fabric pieces included
- Pre-punched board
- Pre-cut fabric pieces
- Wooden-handle poking tool
Every order is covered by our 30-day guarantee, starting the day your order arrives. Many issues are solved without sending anything back — damaged, wrong, or ill-fitting items are typically replaced free.
No extra taxes or shipping charges. What you see is what you pay.
Your order is dispatched within 24–48 hours and typically arrives within 5–9 business days. You'll get a tracking link the moment it ships, so you can follow it door to door.
Ordering from outside the US? Allow 7–10 business days.
