est. 2026

little hands, big imagination

Handmade treasures crafted by a mother–daughter team — seashell art, candles, bracelets, and drawings, each one handmade and one of a kind.

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made by hand, one at a time

Our Crafts

Every piece is one of a kind — no two shells, wicks, or brushstrokes are ever quite the same.

A white-framed shadow box displaying a collection of natural seashells arranged in a grid on linen

Shadow Box of Sea Treasures

Framed keepsakes of hand-picked shells from the East Coast beaches.

A canvas of nine hand-painted scallop shells in shimmering blue, teal, and green with gold edges

Canvas of Painted Shells

Real seashells turned into tiny sketchbooks.

A row of colorful beaded bracelets with charms displayed on a stand

Beaded Bracelets

Colorful, stackable bracelets strung bead by bead — custom names welcome.

a mother–daughter studio

Our Story

Little Elm Studio started at our kitchen table, with a pile of seashells from a beach day and one very determined eight-year-old artist.

What began as rainy-afternoon crafting grew into a real little studio. She dreams up the designs — the colors, the characters, the sparkles — and together we turn them into shadow boxes, candles, bracelets, and paintings.

Every purchase goes straight into her art supply fund (and her piggy bank). Thank you for supporting a very small business with a very big heart.

"I like making things that make people smile. My favorite part is picking the colors!"
— the 8 year old artist ✦
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Find Us at the Market

Look for the mushroom banner — we'll be the table with the sparkliest smiles.

Sat
July 11
Winchester Farmers Market9:00 am – 1:00 pm · Town Common
Sat
Aug 1
Winchester Farmers Market9:00 am – 1:00 pm · Town Common
Sat
Aug 15
Winchester Farmers Market9:00 am – 1:00 pm · Town Common
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We're always dreaming up something new. Right now we have an exciting project coming up — we'll be painting a utility box! Leave your email and follow along to see how it turns out and what we make next.