“Words have power! When you say them out loud, your dreams come true!”
These words are from NY Handmade Collective member Satoko Mackler of Satokomatsu. Satoko, who was born and raised in Japan and working for a leading jewelry designer, had a dream to “challenge the world in New York”. After moving to New York in 2013, Satoko began making her own jewelry in 2015. Read more about how her dream is manifesting into reality!
Read MoreAre you getting ready to say “I do”? Big or small, you’ll want to make your wedding day special and thank all of the friends and family that have gotten you and your soon-to-be-spouse to this day. Here’s a list from our NYHC team members that will help you show gratitude in sweet, simple, and sometimes practical ways.
Read MoreA refreshing and optimistic powdery hue, welcome Sky Blue into your space this season through soft furnishings and whimsical wall decor. It’s also a beautiful shade to wear and can be found in everything from hand knit scarves to sparkling jewels.
Read MoreShare some love! It doesn’t matter if you are looking for something romantic for Valentine’s Day on February 14 or something for your best pal for February 13th’s Galentine’s Day. Each of these items from NY Handmade Collective members are sure to warm hearts and make people feel loved. And don’t forget that loving yourself is worth celebrating too!
Read MoreSome start small businesses because they dream of being their own boss or they want to make a living from their passion. Team member Jennifer Velasquez was driven to create The Salvaged Sawhorse after her chronic migraines made it nearly impossible to conform to the 9-6 lifestyle. Inspired by her struggle with basic self-care and self-love, she decided to create tools that helped others like her.
Read MoreIt was on a trip to Montana in 1991 that team member Andrea Turini was first inspired to make jewelry. She spent time exploring different techniques but after purchasing a few hanks of seed beads, she fell in love with beadweaving. Today she shares her passion with others through Andrea Turini Jewelry. Read more about her work below.
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