Meet the Maker: Vera Tempelmans Plat
Here at Twig & Horn, we enjoy sourcing and designing tools that are beautiful and functional. And as makers, we find ourselves captivated by a...
Read moreHere at Twig & Horn, we enjoy sourcing and designing tools that are beautiful and functional. And as makers, we find ourselves captivated by a...
Read more“For Makers by Makers” is a phrase you’ll likely come across when you browse our website. But what does it mean? Simply put, it means our team is ...
Read moreWe recently connected with California-based maker Paul Lowe, creator of the Glazed Notions Dishes. His medium of choice? Clay, of course! As with ...
Read moreHere at Twig & Horn, our team loves all things American made―in fact, it’s one of the primary considerations we make every time we start devel...
Read more(pictured above, our Traveler’s Tote in navy) It’s springtime in Maine. The snows are melting, the crocuses are blooming, and it’s a perfect time ...
Read moreThese honeycomb stitch markers have been underway for some time. We use a great recycled material for our gauge rulers and we are always on t...
Read moreAt a time where it feels like the world has turned upside down we are all so grateful for yarn and the community it has provided us. We thank you ...
Read moreTo our community, I'm writing this from a very different space than I'm used to working in – home. I'm Katy, one of the newest members of the Tw...
Read moreDear Community, Our office is usually lively with creativity and a place to be inspired and inspire others. To disconnect from that along with...
Read moreEvery product design begins with an idea. The idea is the easy, exciting, and exhilarating part. However once you have that, you have to make it c...
Read moreDesigned with the on-the-go knitter in mind, our Crossbody Project Totes fuse elegant details, high quality materials, and a utilitarian simplici...
Read moreSpinning wool into yarn is a satisfying, empowering feeling, speaking as a knitter who went years without giving handspinning a second thought. I ...
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