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How to Measure Your Ring Size

Most people don't know their own ring size - which makes it tricky to purchase rings online! Here is a helpful guide for measuring your own ring size. You can download the guide here - and be sure to set the page scaling to 100% (or none) before printing! Otherwise the measurements will be off. 

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Olive Leaf series: Exploration over Perfection

I have always been drawn to linear, organic, layered patterns. I've always loved cross-cut concentric tree rings, close-ups of finger prints, topographical maps, and of course, wood grain. I can't put my finger on why exactly they are so appealing, but here are some thoughts: I find these patterns dynamic yet peaceful, ordered yet unconstrained. Somehow they are strangely comforting. I think they stand as a reminder that things don't have to be perfect to be beautiful. Nesting inside each other, fitting perfectly, folding over themselves, creating their very own paths. And maybe, extrapolating a little bit, they stand as a visual reminder for my own ideals: don't focus so much on perfection, but instead, allow for some disruption, exploration, and deviation from the line. So with all this in mind, naturally these...

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Shipping Tip Tuesday! New for Fall/Winter 2020

Here's more info that you ever needed to know about how shipping rates work, and why they vary across different businesses and regions. CANADAWith Canada Post, there are two types of domestic mail:1. Letter mail: usually for letters (lol not really anymore, just bills and spam), but technically if an envelope fits through a mail slot, and is lightweight, you can send via letter mail. A small, thin box is considered "oversized letter mail." "Oversized letters" are not tracked, and stamps cost about $3, plus the packaging has to be really specific - we need our pieces protected well, but still light and very thin overall. The packaging costs for these shipments is another $3 to $5. We've been mailing this...

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In-Person Shopping in our Hamilton Home-Studio

Since we can't meet up with you at craft shows this year, we are opening our home studio doors! We totally get that it's nice to try pieces on before making your selections. We have regular hours through November and a few extra options into December. If you can't make any of these times, shoot us a message and we will make sure to accommodate you! Please note the following protocols in place for all in-person studio shopping appointments:  1. Please wear your mask - we will be wearing ours too.  2. We'll greet you at the door with hand sanitizer (and a smile) 3. You can try on anything that you like - just let us know what you might be looking...

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Handmade Letterpress Winter Print - free with every $50+ order

Now more than ever, I figured we could all use a little more art in our life. I know that online shopping kind-of takes the fun out of shopping local craft and handmade. We really miss our regular craft shows, where everyone can feel and see the fine details that give handmade items their special qualities. With that in mind, I wanted to add something extra to my orders this November - just to get a little more handmade goodness out into the world, despite everything.To that end, I commissioned this print from illustrator + artist Kira Lodder, who worked up this lovely winter greenery design. Then the design was printed by Sara Froese, owner of All Sorts Press, a one-of-a-kind letterpress...

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