Handmade sellers are not struggling because their work lacks value. Many are struggling because the internet was not built to honour slow, thoughtful, handmade work. Nana’s Quest is here to help change that.
Why So Many Australian Makers Feel Invisible Online (And What We Can Do About It) Read More »
At 76, Eileen Hughes began knitting beanies for charity. By 83, she had made hundreds of handmade pieces, all grounded in generosity and love.
Made With Love: Eileen Hughes and a Lifetime of Crafting for Charity Read More »
A handmade apron carries more than thread and fabric. Discover why Nana’s Quest is giving away a limited run of handmade aprons in Australia to celebrate makers, family, and community.
Rainy days don’t stop creativity. Discover how a simple crochet kit turned a quiet travel day into something memorable.
Crafting Adventures on a Rainy Day in Emu Point Read More »
