Lana Plantae, Latin for wool and the plant kingdom is our farm based naturally dyed yarn business. On our farm we raise alpaca and sheep and have been doing so for nearly twenty years. We gather our wool each spring after shearing for processing into our super soft and cozy yarns. Since our business has grown we also happily source wool from other regional farms. We also grow many dye plants on our farm and also do responsibly harvest plant material from nature. Our yarns come in an array of bright, natural colors. Our farm is open for visits and shopping by appointment and we appear throughout the year at many fiber art festivals and shows.
Luigi Del Conte Sauces
Posted by Louis Del Conte & filed under .
Luigi Del Conte Sauces offers four savory, unique sauces. Sambuca Simmering Sauce, “Sweet with Heat” Caribbeano Simmering Sauce, “Coconut Citrus Candy Sauce” Country-Style Marinara, “A Taste of Tuscany” & Spicy Ala Vodka ” A Taste of Napoli.” All four sauces are natural, vegetarian, gluten-free and Kosher. They contain no refined sugars, no trans fats and are low in sodium. Our sauces are made at Pemberton Foods out of Gray, ME and eighty percent sourced from Native Maine. Luigi Del Conte Sauces are waking up tastebuds from Washington County, ME to the East and West Coasts of Florida and many stops in between. All our sauces are handcrafted, old world and artisanal style.
Luigi’s sauces have been referred to, “A flavor explosion in your mouth!” & “The best sauces on the planet!”
MARTINI Jewels
Posted by Lori Perkins & filed under .
2024 Shows attending:
Yarmouth Clam Festival – July 19 – 21
Laudholm Nature Crafts Festival – September 7 – 8
The Big E – Springfield MA – September 13 – 29
USM Gorham Campus – November 16 – 17
Scarborough High School – November 23 – 24
Maine Mall Pop Up Kiosk – December 20 – 23
I welcome wholesale accounts.
My goal is to create jewelry you’ll reach for again and again. When women approach me and tell me that my jewelry is what they wear every day, to me, that’s the highest compliment. In this age of ever changing and disposable fashion, I want to create pieces that will stand the test of time. Made from fine, recycled materials and ethically sourced gemstones. Pieces you’ll treasure, with a contemporary flair.
LISART LLC
Posted by Lisa Loder & filed under .
The beach is one of nature’s most beloved canvases and it provides the perfect setting to convey emotions that reflect in LISART’s images. We are going on our 29th year & Lisa of LISART personally goes to the beach to create your special image. The most memorable and meaningful gifts are usually personal ones. We have hundreds of stock beach sand images and phrases to choose from
or LISART can customize anything that would work best for you and your customers.
One of our most popular item is called Framed Waves. Our Framed Waves are 4×9 white washed framed image at a nice low cost. It is a great pick up item for tourists to afford and carry back with them without any hassle. We also offer a free crate display that fits 24 of these framed pieces so that you do not need to worry about wall space.
Drawings, Logos or your favorite phrase or area can be namedropped on many of our other products including LARGE CANVAS, PILLOWS, MUGS, many other FRAME styles, TIDE CLOCKS, CLOCKS, PRINTS, GREETING CARDS, MAGNETS & KEY CHAINS.
All of our images are actually drawn and scribed into the beach sand especially for you.
Check out all of our unique seaside products that we can create for you.
ELMS Puzzles
Posted by Fred Stuart, Jr. & filed under .
Going back to their roots:
When Betsy Stuart founded our company in 1987, she used her initials E.L.M.S (Elizabeth Lee McShane Stuart) as its name. A few years ago the company rebranded as Waterford Puzzles. As we look forward, we are going back to our roots by returning to our original name. We believe this is a fitting way to honor Betsy’s love of hand-cut puzzles and celebrate her accomplishment for having founded one of the most recognizable and respected brands in puzzling.
No matter our name, the company’s talented artisans remain committed to making exceptional handcrafted wooden jigsaw puzzles. No computers. No lasers. This has been our commitment for over 35 years and we plan on keeping it for decades to come.
Here’s some other things to look forward to:
New puzzle boxes
We’ve heard and incorporated your feedback. Our new boxes will not only protect the puzzles better, but also contribute to a great puzzling experience from the moment you open the box. You can expect to see them at the beginning of 2024.
Even better quality
We’re committed to producing the world’s finest hand-cut wooden jigsaw puzzles. In that effort, we investigated ways to reduce image paper lift and glare. We’re really happy with the results and think you will be too. Our newest puzzles will be even more durable and easy to see under bright light.
Each of our puzzles is made with silky, 5-ply African Okoume wood and is hand-cut without a pattern by one of our Puzzle Artisans who have over 75 years of puzzle-cutting experience, combined. This makes every Waterford Puzzle a completely unique, one-of-a-kind work of art. We collaborate with the finest contemporary artists to provide a wide selection of fun and whimsical images as well as beautiful paintings from museum collections. In addition, each of our puzzles contains a number of specialty pieces, congruent with the theme of the puzzle’s artwork, or specifically personalized to the customer’s requests.
BOWTIE.COM
Posted by Lisa Eaton & filed under .
I make to order and also custom design and then make bow ties, neckties and suspenders for men, and since spring 2020 have been making face masks as well. Most of the accessories I make are from silk or cotton fabric. I have an extensive line of Liberty of London fabrics that I make into bow ties and suspenders. In addition to made to order mens neckwear and suspenders, working directly with my clients, I also custom design bow ties and suspenders. My most popular custom designed works are called CoordinateCoordinates: bow ties, neckties and suspenders featuring maps of specific, client provided addresses. These popular CoordinateCoordinates are great conversation starters because the map location on the accessory is specific to the person wearing it. Every location has a story to go with it.
Liberty Farm And Forge
Posted by John Liberty & filed under .
Handmade metal iron art, home and garden decor. Most everything we do is reclaimed from old tools, parts and pieces of old impliments, hand forged and welded in our shop. Sources that we get our material from include Liberty Tool, uncle henry’s and craigslist, and from Brown’s welding and steel/Bangor Steel. What makes it unique is our own design. I make sure what we do, no one else does.
Waterford Woodworking
Posted by Lee Bradley & filed under .
I build furniture using traditional woodworking joinery. The correct methods used 200 years ago that produced heirloom quality furniture.
Examples: half blind and through dovetails; pinned mortise and tenon joints; joined board panels (no dowel or biscuit joinery); dados; rabbits.
Multi-coat, hand rubbed oil and wax finishes.
I offer a standard line of furniture, but specialize in the custom piece for the customer.
Scottish Lion Wrought Iron
Posted by Andrew Leck & filed under .
Unique hand forged garden sculptures ,gates,railings and home accessories. My own designs of kitchen,bath and furniture. I have been creating in metal for many years and could be found in home decorating magazines,craft shows and now my own showroom and garden .My commercial fishing background inspires my whimsical approach to shaping my many creatures. I use found objects ,recycled fuel tanks and mild steel. I can hand forge a curtain rod to a hand railing .
Maine Village Weaver
Posted by Phyllis Leck & filed under .
Hand woven on floors looms my goods are for the home, blankets, throws, shawls, placemats and rugs. All made right in my studio.I love to work with natural fibers and hand dye some of my yarns with local plants. Weaving is a way of life . I work everyday . There are some items that I use recycled materials in I take inspiration from nature and Early American patterns.
Commissions welcome