Everything we make
Arts & Crafts
Sixty-odd sets across four aisles. Every one of them numbered, tested and posted from the workshop in Hackney.
Ages 1–3
Chunky and chewable
Ages 3–5
First builds
Ages 6–8
Booklet builds
Ages 9+
The long ones
Aisle by aisle
The toy shelf, restocked.
Friendship Bracelet Studio
A braiding loom, 24 skeins of cotton thread and a pattern book of 30 designs — enough for a bracelet for everyone in the class.
Big Box of Rainy-Day Crafts
Six projects in one box — sock puppets, a paper-plate aquarium, pom-pom monsters and more — with every last googly eye included.
Paint-Your-Own Wooden Birdhouse
A pre-cut pine birdhouse that slots together without tools, with six outdoor paints and a brush — made indoors, hung up outside.
Chunky Beeswax Crayons, 12 Colours
Rounded blocks and sticks of pure beeswax crayon that glide on without pressing hard — made for first scribbles.
Sketch to shipped box
How a set gets made.
Someone's kid asks
Nearly every set starts as a complaint. A child wants a crane that turns, a parent wants twenty quiet minutes, and neither exists on the shelf.
Paper, then plywood
Two weeks of sketching, then a rough prototype cut in the workshop. If it does not survive a week on the test panel it goes in the bin.
Twelve tests
Drop, pull, bite, wash, and eight more. EN 71 and ASTM F963 are the floor, not the target — we test past both.
500 numbered boxes
A run is 500 sets, stamped and packed in recycled board. When the last one leaves the workshop the set retires.
Before you buy
Eight straight answers.
Still deciding
Tell us the kid,we'll pick the set.
Age, attention span, whether they like following instructions. One email back with two suggestions and no sales pitch.