Handcrafted America

Jill admires an Arizona glass blower's chandeliers, an Oregon craftsman's garden tools, and a California leather worker's carved saddles.

Custom-made goods are profiled as Jill learns about cowboy spurs in Texas and hiking boots in California, as well as backpacks in Oregon.

Jill meets an award-winning kayak builder in New York, a maker of brass door knockers in Arizona, and a rocking horse carver in Texas.

Jill visits the Big Apple to meet a violin maker, a California sheep farm for yarn, and an Arizona golf course for a custom brass putter.

Jill meets a cuckoo clock maker in Wisconsin, helps turn native trees into hats in Maine, and shakes hands with a glove maker in Oregon.

Old ways get new life as Jill visits an Arizona cowboy-hat maker, a Maine wood piano maker, and a Wisconsin tinsmith creating coffeepots.

Jill visits Arkansas for handmade brooms, travels to Tennessee for copper and antler kitchenware, and discovers Hawaiian traditional drums.

From leather to weather, Jill sees amazing finds including riding chaps in Tennessee, Hawaiian chess sets, and New Hampshire weathervanes.

Jill discovers a Wisconsin metalworker who shapes skillets, a Massachusetts basket weaver, and a Tennessee axe maker using 1600s methods.

Beauty is in the details as Jill travels to Arkansas for whittled rocking chairs, Tennessee for classic banjos, and Indiana for hoop nets.

Technique is key as Jill views Indiana willow furniture, sees skis built in Colorado, and discovers unique cutting boards in Arkansas.

Jill visits such iconic makers as belt buckle crafters in Colorado, a Vermont man reviving old music boxes, and a knife legend in Indiana.

Jill catches aloha spirit with torches in Hawaii, meets a stained-glass maker in Colorado, and visits a Texan family building wind chimes.