Handcrafted America

A glass blower creates chandeliers; iron garden tools; leather saddles.

A metal worker makes cowboy spurs; custom hiking boots; durable backpacks.

A boat builder crafts kayaks; a craftsman makes door knockers; a woodworker carves rocking horses.

World-famous violins; a sheep farm where wool is spun into yards of yarn; custom brass putters.

An award-winning cuckoo clock maker; custom baseball bats; leather work glove makers.

A cowboy hat maker; a piano maker; a tinsmith who makes authentic 1800s coffeepots.

A woodworker whittles rocking chairs; a banjo maker; a fishing hoop net maker.

Handmade brooms; copper and antler kitchenware; traditional Pahu drums made from coconut trees.

Willow furniture; handcrafted skis; end-grain cutting boards.

A man and his son make riding pants; woodworkers turn chess sets; a smith crafts weather vanes.

Jill meets Western belt buckle makers; a music box maker; a knife-making legend.

A metalworker makes iron skillets; a basket weaver; an ax maker uses methods from the 1600s.

An outdoor torch maker; a traditional stained glass maker; a father and son make wind chimes.