Made in the Hills

What others discard Lawrence and Lucy Kristan transform into award-wining pieces that celebrate the natural world.

Rock some geode earrings, upcycle your style and discover gorgeous Indigenous patterns this summer.

This Mono weaver draws inspiration from her rural surroundings to create her refined handwoven blankets and textiles.

Give old hockey jerseys a new lease on life, rave about raku, and enjoy the warm glow of hand-poured candles.

In her Mulmur studio, jeweller Gillian Johnson designs earthy silver and bronze pieces inspired by the hills she calls home.

Discover custom gems, animal stuffies, sleek pottery and more handmade local buys.

Sarah Allinson of Ontario Honey Creations minds her own beeswax.

Mini terrariums, the art of blacksmithing and whimsical monochrome cards.

From hand-built floor tiles to tableware thrown on a wheel, Jacqui Liberty’s craft touches every room of the meticulously renovated Liberty Inn in Caledon.

Discover slithering bronze snakes, patriotic paddles, and cards with purpose.

With a rug hook and strips of wool fabric, this Caledon textile artist captures the beauty of nature.

Mystic carryalls, artful quilts and colourful mosaics to brighten up the season.