Fold & Thread — Kajabi Craft Studio & Portfolio Website by Kraig MathiasFold & Thread — Kajabi Craft Studio & Portfolio Website by Kraig Mathias
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Fold & Thread — Kajabi Craft Studio & Portfolio Website

Kraig Mathias

Kraig Mathias

Self-initiated native Kajabi website template, created in Pro Studio.
Fold & Thread is a conservation-bindery and craft-studio concept. The website needed to communicate the care behind a specialist service while giving visitors a practical way to explore the work and request an assessment. The design centers on the objects themselves and the reasons someone might want to preserve them.
I paired large editorial headings with a warm paper-colored background and a muted rust accent. The opening combines a direct statement with an image of a book being repaired. The assessment call to action appears in both the header and the hero, giving the page a clear next step.
The homepage continues through the studio’s point of view, a services ledger, an assessment section, and an editorial work grid. The sample projects demonstrate different formats—an old Bible, a recipe book, correspondence, and a privately bound edition—so the portfolio has room to explain the nature of the work, not simply display images.
Dedicated Services, Work, About, and Contact pages extend those routes. The template also includes Kajabi’s store, library, blog, and account-related pages, providing a connected website structure for the studio concept.
The delivered result demonstrates my approach to service presentation and portfolio storytelling within Kajabi. Fold & Thread is a self-initiated sample brand. The workshop identity, named projects, and preservation stories are illustrative template content rather than claimed commissions for actual clients.
Original Kajabi template preview. Sample content is part of this self-initiated design.
Original Kajabi template preview. Sample content is part of this self-initiated design.
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Posted Sep 17, 2026

A self-initiated Kajabi website template for a conservation bindery, combining editorial project stories and an assessment inquiry.

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