Joanna Gick

In the "Making It" season premiere, pop culture BFFS Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman reunite for a lighthearted and unique competition that celebrates the hugely popular DIY maker movement that's taken the country by storm. They bring together eight of the best craftspeople from across the country to compete in one-of-a-kind challenges hoping to be crowned "Master Maker." Etsy trend expert Dayna Isom-Johnson and Barney's Creative Ambassador Simon Doonan serve as judges for a timed "Secret Beast" Faster Craft and a "Modern Heirloom" Master Craft challenge.

Rainbows, taco trucks, spaceships and more take center stage as the makers celebrate children's play with handmade forts and toys, and they share what was special about where they grew up with hometown terrariums.

The makers entertain Amy, Nick and the judges with scrumptious snack stadiums and a backyard bonanza, in which they repurpose and recycle materials to create themed party seating and matching outdoor games.

The makers race to create last-minute Halloween costumes using common household items before turning their attention to celebrating all of the holidays at once with front door displays for Valentine's Day, Easter, the Fourth of July and more.

In a celebration of the great outdoors, the makers bring nature inside as they create light fixtures made from natural materials; then they take the indoors out by transforming ordinary backyard sheds into unique personal spaces.

The final three makers transform a real couple's wedding into an incredible handcrafted experience with personalized cake toppers and ceremony backdrops; Amy, Nick and the judges award the title of Master Maker to the competition winner.