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New England Cupboard is a specialty food mix manufacturer and distributor located in Hermon, Maine. New England Cupboard was founded in 1995 and is currently owned and operated by Jim Collins, of Hampden, Maine.
OUR PRODUCTS
New England Cupboard has grown to include several fine Maine product families, including the Bakewell Cream line, Winterport Company Dips and Mixes, and Jimbo’s Seasonings, Jakes Treats, and Cook In The Kitchen.
“All of us at New England Cupboard hope you enjoy our fine line of products. The greatest compliment you can give us is to share your creations in good health with family and friends. And share your stories with us and the rest of your friends and family.”
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Beth Miller is a rug hooking teacher, designer, fiber event coordinator, and maker who founded Parris House Wool Works, a studio that is committed to the resurgence and survival of North American rug hooking.
Her work has been featured in Making Magazine and Rug Hooking Magazine and she also makes an exclusive line of hooked pillows for Beekman 1802 in NY.
Beth teaches at her studio on Paris Hill, and has taught at the Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village, the Squam Art Workshops, Portfiber in Portland, Maine, and Stitchery in Portsmouth, RI. She will be teaching a Beekman Experience class at the Beekman 1802 flagship store in Sharon Springs, NY.
She enjoys gardening, chicken keeping, beekeeping, & soap making at her 200 year old historic Maine homestead, and hiking and the outdoors in her beloved New England.
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Peter Brown is a woodworker and self-styled designer and maker of artisan furniture. “My designs are eclectic with traditional cues mixed with artisan influences. All pieces are created one at a time by hand. My designs make use of wood joinery for strength and beauty to create unique and lasting pieces. Each piece is hand finished with natural plant based oils and waxes leaving a finish that showcases the beauty of the wood. Items as shown available on my website can be reliably reproduced save the unique character of the wood. Modifications and alterations on a theme are available. Complete design and build commissions welcome.”
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Michael Good began his jewelry career in 1968 in NYC. He moved to Maine in 1969 and began working in his studio doing rudimentary jewelry. In 1977, his work transitioned dramatically after taking a workshop with Finnish metalsmith Heikki Seppa, who introduced him to tehniques allowing a compound curve to be put into a flat sheet of metal. Michael further expanded on this technique, figuring out how to extend those curved into a tubular form – the technique now known as anticlastic raising was born. He is self-taught from that point forward. HIs work lives in private and public collections around the world.
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Love working with wildlife and creating things from my hands. Been involved in taxidermy related industry for 35 yrs
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In 1969 Lionel and Diane Rodrigue, my parents, bought a trophy and award business while working regular full time jobs. Lionel or “Rod” working as a Physical Education teacher and coach at the local high school and Diane as a bookkeeper worked together to build this family business. The trophy and awards business quickly grew by adding other awards such as Chenille letters and felt banners. Since the company was already doing some stitching they added embroidery and screen printing to the mix of services.
In the 70’s we bought a bag company and began custom manufacturing our own line of duffle bags with the natural fit of embroidering or screen printing before they were stitched. We also added tackle twill lettering, hat embroidery, appliqué lettering, sublimation printing and laser cutting.
We have an unconditional 5 year guarantee and in the unlikely event something goes wrong, you can send the bag back to get it repaired. You can also get “fill-in” orders because our styles and fabrics remain the same….because they work. We cut the fabric and webbing in the colors you choose, imprint or embroider, then assemble and ship them from Lewiston, Maine.
Through the years some products and fads have come and gone, the custom craftsmanship and family attitude still remain. We are a true Maine Made, America’s Best Company. So when you call us, you are talking to the factory, not some distributor of imported disposable bags. We employ 18 Mainer’s that work very hard to create great “Made in USA” products
Mark Rodrigue
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New England’s own Jason Spooner Band (Jason Spooner – guitar & vocals, Adam Frederick – bass & vocals, Warren Mcpherson – keyboards & vocals, and Dan Boyden – drums & percussion) is in the midst of one of the band’s most exciting musical growth spurts to date. The quartet stands out with an interesting signature sound that appeals to a wide range of audiences…seamlessly blending a wide variety of musical influences into a cohesive, energetic and listenable experience.
Roots rock, Americana, blues, folk, and groove-oriented jazz with undercurrents of reggae and soul are all accounted for here and supported by audibly strong musicianship, interesting arrangements, and well-crafted songwriting.
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I have always loved playing in the dirt. And I have always loved the concept of functional art. My work has evolved over the years, changing with each experience, yet the foundation remains functional, with my own nature-inspired, graceful style.
I received a BFA in Three Dimensional Studies with a concentration in Ceramics from the University of Massachusetts in Amherst. Several years later, I apprenticed with a potter in Northern Vermont, where I was introduced to wood-fired pottery. I continued to work there as a production potter for 2+ years.
In 2009, I opened Ocean Fire Pottery in York, Maine and shortly after built my own wood-fired kiln. I create a variety of pieces, from one-of-a-kind wood-fired pieces to mugs for a large hotel to custom wedding registries. While each body of work may require a different energy to create, the process is equally enjoyable.
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“Sailed around the world, recycled in Maine”, Sea Bags is a sustainable company located on a working waterfront.
We specialize in fashion smart, earth friendly tote bags made out of recycled sails.
Our Maine Made bags are available in a variety of styles and sizes.
A Sea Bag is the perfect reminder of the rocky Maine coast and the memories made in Maine.
Our mission is sustainability in our product, jobs and our State of Maine.
* Sustainability by designing and manufacturing green products and using green practices.
* Sustainability following fair trade practices and thereby creating and keeping jobs in Maine.
* Sustainability by becoming active members in our community.
To view the bags being made, take a short walk to the Factory store at 25 Custom House Wharf for a true Sea Bag Experience.
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Hand Made, Old Fashioned, Small Batch, Artisan Soap made on the coast of Maine, beautiful Harpswell!
Fragrances Reminiscent Of Time Well Spent, Days Enjoyed By The Maine Sea Shore, By The lake, In Our Woods…
For over 15 years, I have used my own tried and true recipe creating small batch, all vegetable-based (oils such as Olive Oils, Coconut Oil, Shea Butter and more) smooth and creamy, long-lasting bars of soap. All my soaps are great for face & body, men & women, young & old. Adding Maine products into batches when possible, such as Maine grown Oatmeal for my Maine Oats and Honey, farm grown and ground Cornmeal in my Summertime Citrus Scrub or Maine Seaweeds in my Mermaids Garden soap bars.
Retail sales – shop online at my website .CascoBaySoap.com
WHOLESALE is available. It’s easy, just contact me.
