How it's Made: Netherton Factory Spun Iron
A Visit to Netherton Foundry We recently partnered with the Netherton Foundry to produce a select assortment of cookware exclusively for… Read More
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Craig’s New England Apple Bread
Ingredients: ½ cup salted butter 1 cup maple syrup 2 large farm-fresh eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 cup oat or w… Read More
Brownstone Boys
Gear Up for the Holidays with Barry and Jordan The dynamic duo from Brooklyn are excited to share some of their favorite Garrett Wade products th… Read More
Maker of the Year Kelsey Watson
Watching Garrett Wade Maker of the Year Kelsey Watson’s youtube channel it is hard to believe that he has achieved such a high level of skill in so little time. The attention to detail… Read More
Bailey Van Tassel - How To Make Homemade Ravioli
These ravioli trays are so convenient and the perfect size! They're quite simple to use, just spray a little cooking oil on them, lay your pasta sheets on top, fill them, an… Read More
Ain't That a Stitch: Denyse Schmidt Quilts
Portrait of Denyse Schmidt - photographed by Gale ZuckerDenyse Schmidt is a quilter, designer, entrepreneur, and educator whose work has been featured in leading craft and shelter publications such as… Read More
Crafting Diversity: Maker Annie Evelyn
Annie Evelyn is a furniture designer, arts educator, activist, and Deputy Director of Crafting the Future. Her work has been featured in leading international and domestic craft publications Pasa… Read More
How to Make a Map Shadowbox
Have you ever noticed how places are always an important part of the story? Whether the story is a fairy tale, a fable, or what happened Tuesday afternoon, there's always a setting. Over time, you col… Read More
Talking Woodworking with Jake Hogue
Jacob Hogue is the founder of Oak City Woodshop, a custom woodworking company specializing in both residential and commercial work, based in Raleigh, North Carolina. Interestingly enough, Jacob’s d… Read More
My First Memory of Making
From an early age, I felt drawn towards things I could build. My first real memory of making something was a go-cart when I was about 12 or 13 years old. It was not the one pictured –- which at lea… Read More