Jackie, the founder of Adelle’s Joy, is based in Waiouru, New Zealand. She loves making things out of various types of fabrics, new and upcycled.
She makes delicate wool blankets from wool vests, fabric dolls with hand-embroidered faces, memory bears from a piece of clothing from a loved one who passed away, as well as baby clothes and other nursery items.
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Adelle’s Joy makes beautiful handcrafted #nzmade products using a variety of fabrics, new and upcycled. He products include:
| Customisation | Yes |
|---|---|
| Location | Waiouru |
| NZ Made | All products made locally in New Zealand |
| Shipping | Shipping available throughout New Zealand. |
After losing her job to COVID, Helen from Butternut Baby took on a new mission to reduce the massive amount of waste created by disposable nappies.
She makes all the flat nappies, changing mats, most of the inserts and wipes. She also presents cloth nappy demonstrations and workshops and Baby Shower services.
Sheryl and her husband Lindsay run Sherlin Alpacas New Zealand in West Melton Christchurch.
They have nearly 300 alpacas on their farm. They have a shop on-site and online selling a huge range of alpaca products including gorgeous baby and kids clothing, adult clothing and accessories.
They also welcome commissions for knitting children and baby clothing in various colours and styles.
PeteVal Boon from Kwirky Kreations loves to make special, quirky designs that put a smile on your face.
She creates a variety of crafts including unicorns and dinosaur heads, Fofucha dolls (look-alike figurines of a loved one / favourite character from a picture), hand puppets, soft toys and crochet animals.
All goods are made with the greatest of care and in many cases, can be made to order – just send in a photo or link with the request. The dolls and soft toys are machine-washable.
BNWOT (Brand New With Old Things) produces handmade upcycled wool hooded coats and vests for children and women. They also make dresses, playsuits and bloomers for children, most of which are fully reversible. Their hooded vests are made from upcycled wool blankets and they offer custom orders.
These items are not mass-produced. There would normally be a maximum of 20-30 items made in any one of the fabrics so items truly are unique and special.
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