Berts Handmade
The birthday banners made to come back to year after year.
Welcome to The Ditsy’s index, a collection of the hand-makers and small labels we love. Wander in and curl up with the stories behind their making.
The birthday banners made to come back to year after year.
Beaded felt letter banners and keepsakes, made at a little desk between naps, and priced so every kid can have one.
Hand embroidered felt name buntings, birthday crowns and keepsakes, stitched at the dining table after bedtime.
Clothing and little things for children, and the linen Cozy Goosey made to outlast being outgrown.
Bead embroidered name banners, stitched in the quiet hours around three children under five.
Hand painted wooden gnomes, peg people and little trees, made in New Zealand in the hours after bedtime.
Natural fabrics and repurposed cloth, sewn into little garments in an Argentinian studio, for a girl called Sira.
Soft cotton bear bonnets, born from one Sydney mum’s search for a bonnet her son wouldn’t pull off.
Knitted booties, bows and garlands, made in the hours after bedtime and meant to be kept.
Hand-beaded felt name banners, embroidered with the small things one child loves.
Hand-sewn fabric name buntings, made at the dining table once the children are in bed.
Hand-stitched fairy wings and dress-up treasures, made slowly in a Darlinghurst studio.
Heirloom felt name banners, stitched slowly, with whole stories tucked into the details.
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We feature the makers we love. If you make children’s things by hand, or run a slow made label for little ones, tell us where to find you and we’ll come and look.