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*********   WE ARE ON VACATION UNTIL JUNE 18  ********** At SchuttenWorks we design and make eco-friendly wooden mason jar and spice jar screw-tops. We use sustainable harvested walnut, cherry, maple and sapele  for our lids. We only use food-grade mineral oil and beeswax to treat our lids. Mineral oil is a non-toxic, non-drying product that is colorless, odorless, and flavorless. Its properties prevent water absorption. Food-grade mineral oil (as determined by the Federal Drug Administration) is a popular choice for all kinds of wooden kitchen items such as wooden spoons, bowls, cutting boards, and mason jar lids. Finally the silicon seals we use for some of the lids are also food-grade and 100% food-safe. Regularly re-treating your lid with mineral oil will prevent splintering and/or discoloring and preserve the beauty of the wood. You can wash your lid with a little soap and warm water. If your lid has stains or smells, you can use lemon juice or white vinegar directly on the... More

Serdar is a family name. Zanati means craft in Croatian. I make cards and prints using the traditional Japanese woodblock printing technique know as mokuhanga . I also make cookware and tableware from salvaged wood.The studio is in a beaten down Airstream in rural South Puget Sound. Aspirations / ethos Sustainability I endeavor to use salvaged or waste as material for goods. My objective is to create no demand for virgin raw material (i.e. not cut down trees). The exception will be for mokuhanga. I will still use sustainable, handmade Japanese paper (washi) and cherry or shina blocks for carving. I will use the most nontoxic supplies available and be transparent about what I use. I will also regularly review every part of the operation for opportunities to increase sustainability. Long term, I hope to operate the studio using on-site solar. Justice I will try to be as as racially just as possible. I will try to give to and support communities that have experienced... More

I'm a big geek, and a cosplayer. I also happen to have a professional formation in pattern-making, and when I really got into Undertale's fandom, I wanted to express my love with my favorite mode of expression: sewing! With a lot of encouragement from other fans, I started this little shop. I'm now working full-time on this project, with a part-time assistant to help me from time to time! This is wilder than my biggest dreams! But since I'm forever a big geek and otaku, I continue making hoodies only from series that I love. Undertale and its fandom is very important to me. To respect Toby Fox's fan merch conditions as closely as possible, everything is made from scratch at home and made to order only for this shop. I'm a registered self-employed worker, but not a company, and I'm simply working from home. I don't profit from my sales, the prices of my articles just cover for the materials, fees and my working time. Also I've been asking for all the Undertale AUs authors to get permission to use... More

Welcome to Simply Blessed Studio, where imagination takes shape through vibrant, high-texture mixed-media art. Based in the heart of Indiana, this studio is a joyful exploration of color, form, and handcrafted precision. Every sculpture and art piece created here is a true labor of love, built entirely from imagination without the use of pre-made or purchased patterns. My work specializes in the intricate manipulation of premium polymer clay, blending advanced surface-texturing techniques with unexpected mixed-media elements. From hand-sculpted contemporary figurines to structural pieces anchored by solid, polished marble bases and dynamic, hand-stripped colored wire work, every creation balances industrial-chic stability with organic, whimsical life. I am deeply motivated by a simple mission: to create art that brings a spark of genuine happiness and wonder to others. Because each piece is guided by the "workmanship of risk" and built step-by-step by hand, no two designs in the studio will ever be... More

Everything is handmade by me (Indy).

Small creative studio in Virginia, USA.

Fine fibers and yarns for spinners, felters, knitters, crocheters & fiber enthusiasts. The inspiration for Sycamore Fibers' fiber and yarn is sourced straight from Mother Nature. In the natural woods of the Mississippi forests, waters and grasslands, there is no shortage for finding nature's beauty in the form of flora and fauna. Our colorways are drawn from the rich diversity of native wildflowers, vividly colored birds, and natural landscapes. We hope you will find inspiration for your next project here, and share in our appreciation of the natural world. Sycamore Fibers is a small-batch, hand dyed fiber shop focused on fine wools and fibers that are next-to-skin-soft. We create hand dyed fibers for spinners and felters, as well as hand spun or hand dyed yarns for knitters, crocheters, weavers, and fiber enthusiasts. We are an online fiber shop; however, we are happy to work with local fiber enthusiasts for in person sales.  Sycamore Fibers is a woman-owned, small business... More

The Beat in Between is a queer/trans/nonbinary biracial Middle Eastern Philly-based artist handmaking  all things queer and radical . They strive to work with sustainable products, all plant-based and from small businesses. They hope to spark conversations with their creations and ultimately bring awareness and action to so many of the systemic issues polluting our world.

Guitars and Woodwork, Handmade in Canada. I build guitars and create small, functional wood items for the home and office. Please read: I am only able to ship within Canada at this time. If you'd like to place an order from the United States or any other country, please contact me using the Ask a Question feature on this site. I hope to have automatic shipping calculation set up for most of the world soon.

Hi! I'm Barbara Catrett and everything sold by Tulip Tree Designs is lovingly handcrafted by me in my home studio. I've been making and selling jewelry for about 20 years now. I started beading only, then moved into using silver clay, and eventually incorporated traditional silversmithing into my work. Details about the materials and process for each piece sold can be found in the item description. I've been sewing most of my life, but I only started selling what I sew a few years ago. I love the process of combining different fabric colors and designs to make a piece that is uniquely mine. I have much more work available than is listed here, so if you’re searching for something in particular please let me know. Thanks for stopping by and enjoy browsing!