On the season finale, the final three makers transform a real couple's wedding into an incredible handcrafted experience, and Amy, Nick and the judges name the Master Maker.

Hosts Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman welcome eight makers to the competition with a faster craft challenge that reveals each maker's secret beast and a master craft challenge that puts a contemporary twist on family heirlooms.

Ten new makers join Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman to show off their skills; for their first faster craft, they make a physical representation of themselves as a food item, and for the master craft, they recreate a favorite craft from their youth.

In the Mega Craft, the Makers rejuvenate the curb appeal of a generic house by personalizing the front door and the front porch with unique handmade touches. It's a mad dash to finish as Nick and Amy reveal an added twist at the last minute.

The makers bring nature inside with light fixtures made from natural materials, then they take the indoors out by transforming ordinary backyard sheds into unique personal spaces.

When Nick and Amy clean out their tiny house, the Makers get to turn some of those trashy items into unique treasures for the Faster Craft. In the Master Craft, the Makers give new life to an old family heirloom when they upcycle it into something for their home.

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

Makers must transform an ordinary tool shed into a dream destination, a space representing their ideal vacation getaway; it's a good old-fashioned shed hack, "staycation" style.

The final three Makers create a three-dimensional party invitation celebrating a unique occasion for a loved one; then they must design that exact party to see who is named Master Maker.

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.

Nick and Amy task the Makers with the Mega Craft, the biggest challenge ever. They will convert a regular closet into a completely new room, dedicated to a loved one.

Nick and Amy celebrate the holidays with the Makers. Everyone must create a handmade Halloween costume that incorporates an optical illusion. For the Master Craft, Makers decorate an ordinary fireplace mantel using their favorite holiday as inspiration.

The Makers transform an ordinary grocery store cake into an extraordinary confection with cake-decorating materials; then they must turn a boring cubicle into an inspirational workspace.

The Makers will create a piggy bank in the form of the very item they are saving for; then they'll tap into their inner child to design a fun and unique bedroom any kid would enjoy.

Nick and Amy get to know a new batch of makers. First in the faster craft, the makers make a toy that represents their personality and who they are. Then in the master craft, they create a family portrait that shows off their birth or chosen family.

With everyone spending so much time at home lately, Nick and Amy task the Makers with making another Mega Craft; an outdoor space that would be the perfect hangout for the entire family.

The season three Master Maker is crowned as Nick and Amy task everyone with a Making It staple - The Shed Hack, but this time, the Makers get to make a shed into their own personal "happy place."

Amy and Nick challenge the Makers to work small and create a hometown terrarium that represent in miniature what makes their hometowns so special.

For the first time, the makers will pair up in the faster craft to create a coordinated couple's costume. In the master craft, they'll each show off their love for a furry friend as they make a house for a special animal in their lives.

Nick and Amy embrace the theme of sharing as the Makers create a dozen unique cookies for a cookie swap. Then the sharing continues as the Makers create a lending library themed to something they would want to share with their own neighborhood.

The makers craft projects for both inside and outside the home by transforming a blank wall into an artistic home installation for the faster craft and then turning a standard mailbox into an eye-catching one with curb appeal for the master craft.

The makers celebrate the holidays with Nick and Amy by, first, making a wreath out of unconventional materials for the faster craft, then building an interactive lawn display to showcase their favorite holiday for the master craft.