Rav Wilding and Angellica Bell go head to head in the first craft challenge.
Kirstie Allsopp puts comedians Susan Calman and Mark Dolan to the test to see if they can cut it on some tough craft challenges.
TV presenter Amanda Lamb and actress Debra Stephenson are paired with a professional crafter who teaches them to create handmade signs and mosaic jewellery boxes.
Former soap actors Wendi Peters (Corrie's Cilla) and Ricky Groves (EastEnders' Garry Hobbs) compete to create the best side tables and plaster clocks, before a final challenge in which they make printed napkins.
Presenters Laura Hamilton and Chris Hollins go head to head, each paired with a professional crafter who teaches them to create imaginary toys and string art and help them turn trash into treasure. They then travel to the Craft HQ, where Kirstie cheers them on as the expert judges pull no punches while assessing their efforts.
Made in Chelsea star Sam Thompson and radio presenter Debbie McGee are paired with professional crafters, who teach them to create cushions and lino cut cards.
Broadcaster Natasha Kaplinsky and TV personality Jo Wood go head to head in Kirstie Allsopp's challenges, such as pyrography-decorated chopping boards.
Kirstie Allsopp puts TV doctors Dawn Harper and Ranj Singh to the test to see if they can cut it on some tough craft challenges.
Former athletes Tanni Grey-Thompson and Sharron Davies take on the crafting challenge, seeing who can create the best wall art, soaps and slogan banners.
Former Hollyoaks stars Jeremy Edwards and Terri Dwyer are paired with professional crafters, who teach them to make mobiles and concrete planters and turn trash into treasure. Later, they ravel to the Craft HQ, where Kirstie sets them a final timed challenge - crafting chocolate roses.
Property presenter pals Lucy Alexander and Martin Roberts go head to head, each paired with a professional crafter who teaches them how to create chandeliers and candles
Reality TV royalty Mark-Francis Vandelli and Queen of Clean Aggie MacKenzie go head to head, with a professional crafter who teaches them how to create bowls and woven coasters
Comedians Rufus Hound and Jenny Eclair are each paired with a professional crafter, who teaches them how to make footstools and quilled creations.
Chef Tony Singh and TV presenter Sophie Morgan compete to create the best jewellery and cyanotype napkins, before a final challenge in which they make holiday souvenir globes.
Broadcaster Anneka Rice and pop star Cheryl Baker go head to head, each paired with a professional crafter, who teaches them to create vases and pinatas and helps them turn trash into treasure.