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HANDMADE

Wheel-thrown pottery, knotted fiber, carved maple, and quiet jewelry — packed as gifts for homes across the United States.

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Hands arranging handmade jewelry and beads on a studio table

Welcome To Hand Made

Hand Made is the storefront of sellyourhomework.com, built for people who want a present that still shows a maker’s hour. We gather small-batch gifts — ceramic, fiber, wood, and metal — and present them with the same coral-and-charcoal calm you see on this page.

Every object in the catalog is chosen for how it travels through the mail, how it sits on a table, and how it feels in the hand. There is no warehouse of identical stock. There are studios, glaze tests, leftover yarn, and boards cut from maple that still smells faintly of the shop.

Browse prices, read the studio notes, and keep a client-side cart while you decide. When you check out, a representative follows up. Until then, wander the arrivals below.

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Our New Arrivals

Fresh work from independent makers: vases, throws, boards, and keepsakes priced in USD.

Handmade knit wool in natural studio light

Why Choose Us

Purchases go toward studio time, not a factory line. Makers keep the credit, and you keep an object that was finished by a person you can read about on our team page.
We still use wheels, looms, and knives, but packing, glaze recipes, and dye lots are tracked so gifts arrive intact across the USA.
The roster includes potters, jewelers, woodworkers, and fiber artists who sell through this catalog rather than a crowded marketplace feed.
Kraft, tissue, and molded pulp protect rims and glass. We do not list a pickup counter or a phone desk; packing happens in studio before a carrier scan.
Stoneware clays, vegetable-tanned leather, merino, maple, and soy wax are specified on each product card so you know what you are wrapping.

Our Expert Artists

Portrait of ceramicist Elena Voss

Elena Voss

Ceramicist

Elena throws the Hearth vases and speckled mugs. Her glazes are mixed in small buckets, never sprayed on a line.

Portrait of woodworker Caleb Grant

Caleb Grant

Woodworker

Caleb planes maple serving boards until the grain reads like a map. Food-safe oil is the only finish he trusts.

Portrait of jeweler Amira Cole

Amira Cole

Jeweler

Amira strings riverstone and amber, then boxes each piece as if it were leaving a gallery, not a bin.

Portrait of fiber artist Noah Pell

Noah Pell

Fiber Artist

Noah knits the meadow throws and canyon hangings. Leftover yarn becomes winter keepsakes instead of waste.

Our Happy Customers

Customer Hilary Broad

Hilary Broad

Portland gift buyer

“The vase arrived wrapped like a quiet ceremony. It sits on our mantel and still looks newly made.”

Customer Jonah Hale

Jonah Hale

Austin host

“I ordered the maple board for a housewarming. The grain is the whole gift. No filler, no plastic.”

Customer Priya Nand

Priya Nand

Chicago reader

“The wool throw is the first handmade thing I have given that people actually use every week.”

Our Latest Blog

Colorful handmade folk gifts

12 June 2026

Why Handmade Gifts Still Feel Personal

Studio pottery bowls

28 May 2026 · Pottery

How to Care for Studio Pottery

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Maker working with wood

04 May 2026 · Makers

Shopping Independent Makers Across the USA

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Folded handmade textiles

18 April 2026 · Textiles

Textile Gifts for Every Season

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