Farm District Crafts

Farm District Crafts We make various items... jewelry, hair bows, blankets, beanies, baby items, and much more. We aim to All products are made by myself and soon my kids.

Hand made home decor, accessories, jewelry, bath and body products.

Moving the 3D printer into the office has been sitting on my to‑do list for longer than I care to admit. Not because I d...
09/04/2026

Moving the 3D printer into the office has been sitting on my to‑do list for longer than I care to admit. Not because I didn’t want to do it — but because life had stacked a queen‑sized bed, the frame, and a wall‑mounted TV right in the middle of the plan.

This week, the last of those obstacles finally shifted. The bed headed to the garage, the frame tucked itself into storage, and the TV came off the wall, leaving behind those little mount holes that always feel like the final reminder of a project that’s lived past its expiration date.

Now it’s just me, a bit of spackle, a touch of paint, and the quiet satisfaction of reclaiming a space that’s been waiting for me. Once the wall is patched, the 3D printer can finally come upstairs — and I can get back to the kind of making that needs its own corner, its own energy, its own home.

It’s funny how these small shifts open up whole new rounds of creativity. One room at a time, one fix at a time, things are rolling forward again.

Crafting wandered back into the garden again 🌿✂️Earlier this summer it was grape‑juice‑dyed papers — color pulled straig...
09/04/2026

Crafting wandered back into the garden again 🌿✂️

Earlier this summer it was grape‑juice‑dyed papers — color pulled straight from the vines, stains on my fingers, and a whole afternoon of experimenting.

And now? Beets.We eat them roasted, pickled, shredded… but the parts that don’t make it to the plate? Those become dye. The skins, the scraps, the bits that would’ve gone into the trash — they turn fabric and paper into soft reds and earthy pinks.

The garden keeps giving me materials, even in the leftovers. Creativity doesn’t stay in one lane around here. It grows, it spills over, and it shows up wherever it wants — today, in the beet patch.

September 1st. The slow shift into cozy season always starts quietly — the mornings a little darker, the air a little co...
09/02/2026

September 1st. The slow shift into cozy season always starts quietly — the mornings a little darker, the air a little cooler, and finally 8pm feels like nighttime again. It’s the kind of change you only notice when you’re living a slower life, paying attention to the small things instead of rushing past them. I’ve been easing into it, letting the pace settle, letting the projects call to me one at a time.

And somehow, the “one at a time” part never sticks. I’ve pulled out sweaters, beanies, cowls, and pumpkins… and there’s still more waiting in the wings. The table is full, the shelves are filling, and the creative chaos feels exactly right for this time of year. Even the box of Christmas is sitting nearby, ready to start making its way onto the site soon.

This is the season where life slows down just enough to breathe — where the colors warm up, the makes get cozier, and the days feel like they’re stretching in a different direction. September always feels like the beginning of a story, and I’m curious to see where this one goes.

What about you — what part of fall are you most excited for? Sweater weather, those famous PSLs, or the pumpkin patches and corn mazes finally coming back to life?

I pulled about 90% of my inventory so I can verify colors, counts, tags, and update or rebuild listings. That’s why the ...
09/01/2026

I pulled about 90% of my inventory so I can verify colors, counts, tags, and update or rebuild listings. That’s why the site looks a little different right now — everything is coming back slowly as it makes its way out of the WIP pile, the garage, and storage.

If there’s something you want to see return first — sweaters, beanies, stuffies, blankets, bags/totes, skirts, shawls, jewelry, doll clothes — tell me and I’ll bump it to the top of the list.

Be on the lookout for limited editions and seasonal drops. Some items won’t be restocked or might not return next season.

Handmade Boot Cuffs are officially back for Fall/Winter 2026!!!Last year these scalloped boot cuffs were my go‑to projec...
08/30/2026

Handmade Boot Cuffs are officially back for Fall/Winter 2026!!!

Last year these scalloped boot cuffs were my go‑to project — the thing I made in every color, packed for every PT event, and somehow still keep finding tucked in random bins around the house. They became their own little collection without me even planning it, and now I’m rebuilding it piece by piece as I go through inventory.

These colors are the first wave: soft, stretchy, cozy, and perfect for adding a pop of warmth to your fall boots. I’m pulling them out as I find them, adding them back into the lineup one color at a time. Once they’re gone, that’s it for the season — I’m not making new ones this year — so whatever pops up is whatever’s left from last fall’s stash. And honestly, I know there’s still a whole box of them hiding somewhere waiting to join the lineup.

✨ About My 3D Printed Items ✨Most of my 3D printed pieces are printed to order — your item is made just for you when you...
08/29/2026

✨ About My 3D Printed Items ✨
Most of my 3D printed pieces are printed to order — your item is made just for you when you purchase it. This lets me offer multiple colors, styles, and custom options without keeping a huge inventory on hand.

But sometimes I do have items already printed and ready to go!
If a listing shows a quantity in stock, that means those pieces are ready to ship, and your processing time will be shorter since I don’t need to print anything first.

Whether printed fresh or pulled from ready‑made stock, every piece is checked, cleaned, and finished by hand before it heads your way. 💛

I was clearing space to photograph boot cuffs… and instead uncovered a Tale of Two Carrots. One crocheted, one sewn — bo...
08/28/2026

I was clearing space to photograph boot cuffs… and instead uncovered a Tale of Two Carrots. One crocheted, one sewn — both leftovers from my Painted Tree veggie display days.

I originally started making play food for my kids when they were little because the plastic sets never survived feral farm‑kid energy. Soft veggies were safer, lasted longer, and honestly? They were way more fun.

Now my grandson is almost 3, and he’s got a toy Blackstone grill and a whole play kitchen waiting in storage (grandma may have saved too many toys over the years). So play food came back into rotation… and I might’ve made a few extras for the shop.

Finding these two carrots again made me laugh — same idea, two totally different personalities. Crochet or sewn, they take about the same amount of time… just different vibes.

So tell me — should I bring the veggie line back?

The big box of fabric finally got cracked open, and now the sorting begins... Fleece, flannel, cotton, PUL, and a few ot...
08/28/2026

The big box of fabric finally got cracked open, and now the sorting begins...

Fleece, flannel, cotton, PUL, and a few other stragglers — all pulled out, stacked, and tucked into temporary homes until I get more storage built. This is the part nobody sees: the slow fold‑and‑sort sessions where everything gets grouped by type first, then by color, then by season. Reds together, blues together, Christmas prints in one stack, Halloween in another… little piles of potential waiting for their turn.

They’ll probably sit like this for a bit while I finish reorganizing the space, but once the shelves are up and everything has a place, this fabric becomes whatever it needs to be — small pouches, doll clothes, household decor, kids’ pieces, adult wear. It’s the quiet middle chapter between chaos and creation, and honestly one of my favorite parts of the process.

So now I’m curious — where should I start once the space is ready?

Somewhere between the chip clips in the kitchen, the hair ties in the bathroom, the beads and thread in the craft corner...
08/26/2026

Somewhere between the chip clips in the kitchen, the hair ties in the bathroom, the beads and thread in the craft corner, and the junk drawer that keeps trying to stage a coup… I finally printed myself a fix.

These small stacking crates started as a “solve my own chaos” project — slow, steady batches on the K2 Pro until I landed on a size that actually works: 4×6×2 inches, lightweight PLA, sturdy enough for everyday use, and small enough to tuck anywhere.

Now they live all over the house — kids’ rooms, bathroom shelves, desk drawers, craft bins — anywhere that needs a little order without taking up space. And yes… a taller version is already in testing because the pens and markers have opinions too.

I pulled out some of my Come on Clover from the stash for this one — still slowly working my way through the mountain of...
08/26/2026

I pulled out some of my Come on Clover from the stash for this one — still slowly working my way through the mountain of yarn I’ve collected over the years. I finally decided to start the Wild Oleander Hexagon Cardigan by Wickedly Handmade (), and it’s been such a nice change of pace.

This has turned into my car project, my “killing time between errands” project, and the thing I grab when I just want a few quiet rows. The hexagons grow in this really satisfying way, and the colors in Clover make the whole thing feel soft and calm without me even trying.

I don’t have a ton of progress yet, but sometimes starting a new sweater is the best part — fresh yarn, a pattern you’ve been eyeing, and that cozy-season feeling sneaking in. Sweater weather is creeping closer, and I’m absolutely ready for it.

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