Locally Made Gift Guide: Something for that sweet lady in your life who brightens your day just be being.

The holidays are here and the shop is buzzing. Lots of production happening on the worktables. In honor of all the hard work that goes on behind the scenes, may I present a collection of items that would make amazing gifts for that special lady in your life!

Sylvia Draws Holly Jolly Nutcracker Earrings - Featuring gold mirror details, marbled green acrylic, and the most perfect dangly legs, these earrings are sure to bring joy and delight! (Shop online on in store.)

Pop Up Poppy’s DIY Wreath Kit - With everything you need to complete your own custom wreath, Pop Up Poppy’s DIY Wreath Kit is the perfect holiday craft. Imagine how lovely it’ll look on her front door all through the new year. (Find Poppy in the wild or shop in store!)

Broken Ankles Playful Milk + Cookies Earrings - SO CUTE! The perfect gift for your lady with a sweet tooth and a sweet sense of humor! The polymer clay is so light and comfortable. I’m almost always wearing a pair of Kailee’s earrings! (Shop online or in store.)

Earthly Journals Refillable Notebook in Suede with Bee Closure - Think of all the lists, musings and scribbles that can live inside this beautiful leather journal cover. The great thing about leather is that it only gets better with age. (Shop online (so many custom options) or shop in store!)

Cherokee Rose Candle Co.’s Winter Trio - The most lovely hostess gift! This trio of candles features crisp and wintry “Tree Farm,” orange and clove inspired “Deck the Halls” and the luscious “Yuletide.” Love that this gift comes wrapped and ready to go! (Shop online or in store!)

Softest Scrunchy from Songbird Jewelry - Honestly who doesn’t need a scrunchy handy at all times. This oversized gauzey scrunchy from Songbird is so soft! Love a pop of pink in the winter! (Available in store, but so many fun gifts online!)

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