Your Favorite Fit

Hi, I’m Megan, the maker behind Meggie Sews! Sewing is my creative outlet, and I love creating fun, vibrant, and unique pieces for everyday life. What started as a hobby eventually grew into a side hustle alongside my full-time job.

I create a variety of handmade items, including purses, tote bags, toiletry bags, keychains, and more. I’m always inspired to make pieces that fit right in with the vibe of Sunny & Olive! Since everything is handmade, most items are one-of-a-kind or made in limited quantities, so be sure to stop by and shop my collection while it’s here. Thank you for supporting Meggie Sews & Sunny & Olive!! 

Hi, I’m Jen!

I make each and every product at home in my kitchen. I love the feeling of making something homemade that someone else can enjoy and get satisfaction out of! My mom is my rock through this and joins me at all my shows.

What makes us so unique is our comedy line we have! My goal is to bring smiles to everyone faces!!

My name is Emily. I love embracing the slow things in life through crafting, growing and baking. On my simple 1-acre property, I've learned to appreciate the beauty of nature, slow living, making things with my hands, and sustainability. 

At Sunny + Olive you can find my hand embroidery kits. These are designed by me and include everything you need to learn a new skill. Just grab a blank T-shirt, hat, bag, etc and you can add a handmade touch in no time. 

SS Bookish Gifts is a celebration of all things bookish. From one-of-a-kind painted tote bags to custom burned bookmarks, everything offered at SS Bookish Gifts is handmade in Brodhead, Wisconsin. Check out ssbookishgifts.com or visit SS Bookish Gifts on Facebook! 

I’m Brittney and own Honey & Hive Clays!

I started using clay as a way to keep my hands busy then it turned into my mental health outlet. Working with clay has become my favorite pass time.

Lightweight , unique and no piece is ever the same are just some of the reasons I love clay! 

Hi! I’m Monica, the maker behind Ellie Joe Design Co. I officially started this small business in Janesville in 2021, but crafting has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. I began selling on Etsy back in 2014, and over the years I’ve poured my heart into creating meaningful pieces that bring warmth, beauty, and a little joy into everyday life.

I’m especially drawn to projects that tell a story — whether that’s thoughtful gifts, designs inspired by nature, or items made from materials that might have otherwise been left behind. Each piece is made with care in my studio, and it means the world to me to share them with you.

Your support helps my family in the most tangible way. This is my full-time work, and every order allows me to keep creating, dreaming, and growing this little business. From the bottom of my heart: thank you for being here and for choosing handmade.

Hi, I’m Hannah!

I make goat milk soap and lotion at home in my kitchen using the milk from my small herd of LaMancha dairy goats. I’ve had goats since 2020 and consider them to be a close part of my family. I also try to sell some of the young stock as we cycle through breeding seasons.

For varying purposes, I’m trying to get back into making and selling stuff as I’ll be finishing college and staying home with my daughter. I’m hoping to eventually make a little farm stand where I can make and sell things to build some savings for her.

I’m LizMcGlenn, your local homegrown card maker!

I started this hobby during COVID to keep busy and stay connected with friends and family. Though life ramped up again, this pastime is still going strong for me, often a welcoming distraction from the bustle of everyday life. Whether it's celebrating a birthday or anniversary, to share your sympathy or just because - I'm a strong supporter of snail mail!

An Edgerton native, I relocated for 20 years and recently moved back to the area with my wife and 2 pups. We've found great support in the surrounding community and are happy to be back, crafting Homemade in the 608.

Thanks in advance for shopping locally and for your support at my attempt to revive a dying art form I've always treasured.

Life is short so get the card, put it in the mail and brighten someone's day!

Xo. Liz