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Ceramics

HaldeCraft ceramics begin life as slip-cast, hand-built, or wheel-thrown pieces and then are painted and glazed and put out into the world to bring you joy.

I learned ceramics like an old-school apprentice, at the feet of my grandmother who had a studio in the 1950s and 1960s, and many of the pieces I make incorporate now-vintage molds that she bought then. In the last few years, slab-rolled and hand-built textured pieces have been setting fire to my creative energies.

My pieces are unique, hand painted, and proudly made in my own home studio with confidence, mindfulness, and joy.

Ceramic Collections

Soap

Woodsy, earthy, floral, masculine... whatever unique fragranced soap you're trying to find can be found here!

The base of this soap has a creamy, custard color to it; but some fragrances - especially those containing vanilla - can cause the soap to darken to a tan or even a dark brown. I try to wait until this begins to happen to photograph the soap so that you are aware of what you are getting; however, it does get darker over time so your soap, upon arrival, may be darker than photographed.

Soap Collections

Yarn

Handyed yarn, handspun yarn, spinning fiber, stitch markers, buttons, yarn bowls.... if you love yarn you're going to love these collections!

HaldeCraft HandDyed yarns started life in 2007 in a small yarn store in Gainesville, Florida, and all of the yarn is hand-dyed and lovingly re-skeined in a small home studio by someone who loves the fiber arts just as much as you do. Offerings include both multi-colored and semi-solid yarn colors (in coordinating shades for those who like to mix and match) and they come in a variety of base yarns.

Yarn (& Other Things Yarn Lovers Love)

  • Today on the Blog

    12/28/22; in which I talk about the inspiration for next month's yarn club (and how to get into club if you're not).

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  • This Week on the Blog

    Works in Progress Wednesday (12/14/22); in which I go over the little bit I'm getting done this week as we all get ready for the holidays.

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  • Yarn Club

    A brief bit about yarn club (12/10/22); what it was like last year and what my thoughts are moving into next year.

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