Item of the Day: Alder Spoon/Fork Set

Joel Bagby, creator of "My Tree Dreams", created this unique hand-carved set of an alder spoon and fork.  A great decorative set for the kitchen, but equally usable for serving you salad and starting a conversation.

Price: $50




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Item(s) of the Day: Purple Foamie and Purple Squeeeee!

Jennifer Rea-Smith takes piles of random yarns and turn them into gems like these adorable bath scrubbies. Only $10 each and worth every penny.

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Item of the Day - Poplar Vase by Ornamental Wood

Ornamental Wood has a ton of amazing items so it was hard to pick just one but this Poplar Vase with Rock and Grass burned in designs was the perfect embodiment of the wonderful work Stephany and Roy Lane do together. Only $115!

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Item of the Day: Clay Council Bowl

Today's Item: A clay Council Bowl (7 faces) made by Wolfscapes' own Klukwali Ohkwaho. Only $45!

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Item of the Day: Japanese Flat Lace Chainmail Bracelet

Today's Item: Japanese Flat Lace Chainmail Bracelet

Made locally in Tacoma by "Alkimea" artist Amanda Plank. This stainless steel bracelet measures 6.5 inches long.

Price: $40

Item of the Day: Fused Glass Box

Fused Glass Heart Curio Box

Today's item: Fused Glass Box.

"From Humble Beginnings", a husband wife duo from Tacoma, created this wonderful fused glass curio box just in time for Valentine's Day. With a mirrored bottom and hinged top it is a perfect place to store little tokens of your love. We have three in the store right now, two in pink and one is this beautiful scarlet.

Price: $24

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Mask of the Pheonix

 So, here at Pip and Lola's we love the variety of handcraft vendors that are here at the store.  In honor of the season we wanted to start off our vendor introduction with a local artist by the name of Christina Hughes.



Christina came into mask making through her experience within theatre. In college, she studied costume design at Western Washington University. Now she plies this trade at a variety of local theatres making costumes for shows that are produced in the area.  She currently studies non-profit management at the UW Tacoma and works as a union stagehand.

Mask making is a great way for Christina to let off some creative steam. They are also a way to craft something both beautiful and practical.

 All of her masks are made of leather and are designed to be worn instead of just hanging on a wall and looking pretty.  However, they do make wonderful decorations as well.  No matter what purpose you decide upon, we are sure that you will love the look and feel of these wonderful creations.