Our Handmade Gobble Gift Guide -

We want to get you ready for fall and Thanksgiving! Whether it’s for your home decor, a treat for yourself, a gift for someone else, a piece for your Thanksgiving table, or a present for the hostess with the mostest … a handful of our makers have pulled together some of their favorite items, for this Handmade Gobble Gift Guide!

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LYDIA’S WILD THINGS

“Fall is here and I am loving it! Here’s a peek at my new Fall bandana bibs! Perfect for newborns to toddlers, bibdanas catch spit up, drool and are fun to match with your little one’s outfit. Each one comes with two sets of snaps so you can get just the right size on your little. These also make great baby shower gifts!”

FROM HEART TO HOME DESIGNS

“Hello Fall! These 3D wood pumpkins are a customer favorite each year. You can mix & match and make a collection perfect for your entryway, mantle or table. The best part is they slide apart for easy and compact storage!”

MIXY

The perfect gift for your Thanksgiving Day hostess- the new MIXY Red Wine Sangria!
Give it as a present for later, paired with a bottle of wine.
Or start the sangria a couple of days before the event, and gift it as a ready-to-drink surprise.

The jar is filled with dried citrus and fruit and cinnamon. Everything you need to make a delicious, no-hassle sangria. All you do is add the wine.

$28

FROM SCRATCH FARM

Love the scents of fall? Apple pie, pumpkin spice, spicy cinnamon? My cinnamon bar soap is one of my favorite things. And it delivers those warm and comforting scents of the season. Use it to wash your hands at the sink. Use it to wash your body in the shower. They’re natural, non-toxic, five-ingredient, sudsy, germ-fighting powerhouses!

$7 a bar. When you purchase 6 bars (any of my scents), get your 7th bar free!

FOND

THE flavors of fall and Thanksgiving!!! Sage, rosemary and thyme. In this chicken bone broth. The secret to successful entertaining, with health benefits to boot. It’s an incredible addition to any meal, whether you sip it straight or include it in a recipe. $11.99 a jar.

“Our Herb Chicken bone broth started as a best-selling seasonal Thanksgiving broth at the farmer’s market, but quickly became a year-round customer favorite for cooking. The sage, rosemary, and thyme infused into this delicious fall bone broth combine to pack a powerful flavor and nutrient punch! We’re sharing just a few of the benefits below.

SAGE
Sage is a powerful anti-inflammatory. In fact, it contains over 160 distinct polyphenols, which are plant-based chemical compounds that act as antioxidants in the body. It is known to improve memory. How? Chlorogenic acid, caffeic acid, rosmarinic acid, ellagic acid and rutin — all found in sage — are linked to impressive health gains, such as a lower risk of cancer and improved brain function and memory!

ROSEMARY
Besides being delicious, Rosemary has antimicrobial benefits. To be specific, one of its polyphenolic compounds, rosmarinic acid, is so powerful that it is often used as a natural preservative to increase the shelf life of perishable foods! Rosemary may also lead to a healthier brain. Rosemary infusions, like we do in Bouquet Garni, protect brain cells to the extent that studies are being done to treat Alzheimer’s with rosemary.

THYME
Wow this little herb is MIGHTY! Studies have shown that topical application fights acne better than anti-acne products, which included benzoyl peroxide! But the list goes on; lowering blood pressure, a natural fungicide, aiding the immune system and so much more. Perhaps the reason we’re most fond of thyme is its natural mood-boosting effect! Thyme essential oil is often used for aromatic and therapeutic purposes because of its active substance carvacrol.”

HANDMADE ON MAIN

We have itty-bitty pumpkins, perfect for your plants, terrariums, or fairy gardens. We have prost t-shirts, awesome for beer events and Wurstfest. Warm, beautiful, handmade blankets, ready for evenings around the campfire or cool evenings in the hammock. And we have a few hand-painted German fedoras left.