Made at My Bench,
a Few at a Time.
Bracelets, necklaces, small pieces and décor that exist a few times or once. New, made by me, made in small numbers.
Half of this shop is things I made. I work at a bench in the house, in the light from one window, and most of what comes off it exists a handful of times — sometimes once, because the stone or the strand I built it around was the only one I had.
What I work in, how long a piece takes, and what made-to-order really means here are mine to tell you, and I’d rather tell you plainly than have it written for me.
Every handmade listing says what it is made of, how big it is, and how to look after it. If it is made to order, it says how long — in weeks, the honest number, not the hopeful one.
What comes with a handmade piece
The same four things, on every listing, so you never have to ask.
Materials
What it is actually made of. Named, not implied.
Dimensions
Length, drop, width — in inches, with a hand or a coin for scale in the photos.
Care
How to keep it looking the way it did in the box.
How many exist
One, a few, or made to order — and if made to order, how many weeks.
Where it gets made
A bead board, a lot of small drawers, and one afternoon per piece.
