The Maker Market's Comin' Up
Somewhere down the creek, there's a market where glassblowers, makers and gear dreamers sell their own work. It ain't open yet, brother, but the porch light's on. Use the form above to tell us you're interested.
The big idea 🔥
Great gear comes from great hands. The plan is a community marketplace where independent makers can show their pieces to folks who actually care about craft. Hand-blown glass, carved wood, silicone tinkering, 3D-printed oddities, all of it under one big shady tree.
We're early, so nothing's set in stone. The interest form helps us learn who's out there, what you make, and what you'd want from a place like this. Your word shapes the plan.
Who it's for
Makers who take pride in their work and play it straight. If you sculpt glass, design printable pieces, or craft accessories that make a sesh better, you're our kind of people. Buyers are welcome too, and you can tell us what you'd love to find.
- Glassblowers and lampworkers
- Designers who share printable 3D files
- Makers of grinders, trays, stash jars and papers tubes
- Artists who want their work seen
- Buyers who love one-of-a-kind pieces
What happens next
Fill in the form and the crew will reach out as things take shape. We'll share news as it happens, no hype and no fake countdowns. When the market opens, makers will see the ground rules on the seller terms page first.
Meanwhile, you can already play with design in the Design Studio and swap ideas with the crew. Good things grow slow, like a well-tended garden where it's legal.
Straight answers
Is the marketplace open yet?
Not yet, partner. It's a future project, and the form on this page is how you raise your hand. We'll let you know as things move along, and we won't pretend it's further than it is.
Are there fees for sellers?
Nothing is set yet. Any terms will be shared up front and in plain words before a single maker signs on. Peek at the seller terms page for the starter principles.
Can anyone sell here?
Adults only, and every piece has to follow local law and play fair. Makers should stand behind their work. The crew keeps the right to say no to anything that don't fit the vibe.