https://www.queeniescurio.com/home daily 1.0 2026-05-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/00c24d23-1183-41d1-88f7-a11b7c06623f/unsplash-image-qvWnGmoTbik.jpg https://www.queeniescurio.com/artisans daily 0.75 2026-10-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/1764452603736-AP82K024TBSDRV4JP6PH/heather%252Band%252Bteri.webp Artisans Heather and Teri are artists, makers, travelers, up cyclers, independent crafters of physical adornments and multifaceted adventure gear. Absolute Swagger is the blend of their talents, designs, interests, life motivations, and all around good times, resulting in their stylish products (often with a touch of whimsy) meant to enhance your life and/or body in some way. Their merging of talents and experiences brings a flavor of old school and new, of polished and raw, a primitive/industrial mesh that they express in an array of products featuring leathers and metals. Teri and Heather bring a broad spectrum of theatrical exposure from onstage to back stage (each having 10+ years of experience), as well as their separate and mutual world travel. This union brings a nuance of eye-catching details to their creations. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/9e6a29df-f63b-4ee4-abe8-034cd838b3d2/Ivy+headshot.jpg Artisans Ivy Steel from A Little Creative Nook was born and raised in Milford, Delaware. After spending time overseas in her 20’s, she is happy to be back raising her three boys here in Sussex county! She is married to an Aussie, and they are hoping 2026 is their year to start homesteading. She loves creating, coffee, and sunshine. She always has new projects happening and is learning new skills all the time. Finding beauty in the everyday is her motto as a mum to young kids, and bringing that to people around her is a joy! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/1759411867798-80IJGAMQ15JQ2298QCKW/Beth%2BJensen.png Artisans Altered Notions was created by Beth Jensen as a way to unite her loves of creating and being eco-friendly. All of her jewelry is made from upcycled materials, primarily vintage tea and biscuit tins and castoff leather scraps. When she's not crafting, Beth loves to go on new adventures, get lost in a good book, and spend hours browsing through thrift shops. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/50273f53-06b8-40a8-a54a-ebccd016733f/3745.jpg Artisans I’m Brittney B, a contemporary artist from Austria working primarily in acrylic on canvas. My work explores identity, transformation, resilience, and the emotional experiences that shape us. I’m drawn to bold color, layered texture, and expressive movement, allowing each painting to develop intuitively. My inspiration comes from life experiences, travel, personal growth, and the unexpected moments that make life meaningful. For me, painting is more than creating something visually beautiful—it’s a way of processing emotions, telling stories, and connecting with others. I hope my work invites people to pause, feel something, and find their own meaning within it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/5160e8aa-c7e6-494e-b17d-f28f7294d5f4/Zoe_148_Maria_DeForrest_2022.webp Artisans Zoë, maker and founder of Boxes of Tangerines, designs handcrafted jewelry made with repurposed and thrifted materials with the goal of bringing sunshine & zest into your life. Zoë has always loved fabrics, different textures, and the use of unique materials. For costuming, she would find herself getting lost for hours at a rummage sale, flea market, or thrift shop. Finding previously loved materials and giving them new life makes her heart happy, as she has always tried to make the planet a sustainable place in her everyday life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/ec59b645-2b52-4077-a409-92fcc4bf58a1/image0.jpeg Artisans Caitlin (Cali T Creative) is a bold, joyful, and unapologetically colorful artist whose work celebrates playfulness, confidence, and human connection. Her artwork spans multiple mediums: wire-wrapped jewelry, acrylic giraffe paintings, graphic design, and screen-printed apparel. She loves to create art so she can put more joy and color into the world! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/1781720296386-ZIMZTYK2Y2KZ5W8WM3MC/Screenshot%2B2026-06-17%2Bat%2B2.17.08%25E2%2580%25AFPM.png Artisans Carol Bells's journey to becoming a photographer started after recovering from ovarian cancer in 2011. This was a huge wake up call to accomplish some of her life goals. Her career was in the public health field, starting in Philadelphia, extending to Richmond VA and Albany NY. But photography was always her go to for relaxation and solace. She comes from a family of artists: her father, daughter, nephew and grandmother. This talent she did not acquire, however once she picked up her Canon she knew she was onto something. Portraits and events were the first things she tackled. She then started refining her skills since moving to concentrate on landscape and still life. Her still life photography concentrates on items found in nature and includes projects such as farm to table vegetables and fruits; shells, rocks and marine life found along the shorelines in Delaware. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/582a8356-efd3-4335-807e-bf3cd89f4d68/chicka+and+co.jpg Artisans Meghan is the Owner and founder of Chicka & Co. A brand selling groovy goods to the modern hippie. She started Chicka & Co in 2017, while woking as a full-time photographer who decided "Hey let's sell clothes!" As the years went on, she became obsessed with the fashion industry, specifically retro fashion. Using all colors of the rainbow, big prints, and funk accessories. In 2020 she got a she shed built to work out of. She has since learned how to sew, further excelled in photography and graphic design, and now works with wood and metal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/db3406f5-8273-4bd2-bb06-35b0e6df917a/happyplace.jpg Artisans Gretchen started Cool Beans Glass in 2011 after retiring from her job as an elementary school teacher for 30 years. While she was still working full time, she made stained glass to give to friends and family as gifts. After retiring, AND being confined to the house due to the virus, she decided to create an Etsy shop! Her husband, who is super talented with wood-working, makes all her frames from hardwood that they buy at a local lumberyard that specializes in exotic wood. Many things inspire her such as nature, beautifully colored glass or even the shape of the frame. Her goal is to continue to creating and experimenting with new ideas. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/22a84e58-3f8c-438d-a794-7bda77f3abe6/1000059232.jpg Artisans Daniel Swain is a southern Delaware local with a fascination of both horseshoe crabs and wildlife generally (past and present - he's quite the fan of dinosaurs). Introduced to ceramics in grade school, he decided to pursue it further in college and now works out of a (somewhat ramshackle) shed-turned-studio. From mugs to planters and cups to mini statues, Daniel's goal is to add a splash of color and appreciation for the natural world to your kitchen, desk, garden, or what have you. Just a little something to mix it up! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/60a3bf0d-1563-4a19-95b1-f2836aad821f/IMG_7868.jpg Artisans Sharon Davis, owner of Davis Crafted is a professional fiber artist, working primarily in wet felted wool. Wool is an environmentally conscious, renewable, sustainable fiber used to create home decor, seasonal items, gifts and wearable art. Sharon is passionate about all things “textile “ and truly shares that passion in small group felted wool workshops! Sharon has been a local nurse for many years, the mother of two semi-adult children and community volunteer. In her spare time, Sharon enjoys travel, exploring new restaurants and spending time with friends on her front porch rockers! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/234f5d69-5820-481d-9456-26e5e55e5088/Susan%2BCallahan%2BCCSP-59.webp Artisans Susan Callahan from Dyeing Statement Art has been in a creative profession all her life. She worked 35 years as a chef and professional culinary educator and has been a working artist for 25 years. She is also an award winning textile artist who has exhibited nationally as well as internationally. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/08c9714b-3cde-437c-9e07-e7827bbb05a1/owner-headshot-ember-and-fog-candles-san-francisco-porch-3d.webp Artisans Jaclyn is the owner and candlemaker behind Ember + Fog. She hand-pours each candle with her unique fragrance blends, featuring scents inspired by her Delaware roots and California living. Jaclyn created these candles for the traveling homebody, with a focus on sustainability—using vegan soy wax, toxin-free fragrance oils, and reusable tins. Follow the care instructions on the bottom of your new candle to get the most joy out of it! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/1783619950334-VEIEQTH8Y9YHQ1P2KZ39/image-1552034749753044.jpg Artisans Emily Burke is a self taught artist. Ever since she could hold something to draw with, she’s been drawing. At the age of six, Emily was diagnosed with autism. Throughout her life, drawing has remained a constant source of joy, creativity, and self-expression. She continues to create art every day, always exploring new ideas and bringing her unique perspective to each piece. Emily began selling her artwork at local art festivals when she was just nine years old and has continued sharing her work with the community ever since. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/cf5fd15c-a198-4aa3-9425-6f74ec5971b1/Carolyn+A.+Drake_artist+bio+photo_21926.jpeg Artisans Carolyn A. Drake is a local bookbinder who creates notebooks, journals, and sketchbooks under the name Geeky Binders. Each book Carolyn creates is bound by hand and one-of-a-kind, crafted with thrifted materials from local vintage shops or unique fabrics acquired for special projects. Her favorite part of the binding process is creating the cover, which usually consists of repurposed fabric (curtains, placemats, doilies, etc.) that she turns into bookcloth, sometimes adorning the finished cover with reclaimed trinkets such as brooches, charms, and buttons.  Finding an artistic way to recycle materials and decor from bygone eras is what makes bookbinding so fun for Carolyn, and she loves the excitement she sees in someone's eyes when they find a book that they vibe with, especially fellow writers who are always looking for a good place to jot down their ideas. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/1790696510107-KGSM7ES5VLX105H9E1FW/hippie%2Bhands%2Bcourtney.jpg Artisans Courtney started Hippie Hands in 2021 as a hobby, with the hope of eventually growing it into a full-time business. As a mom of three, she wanted to find something that allowed her to care for her children while doing work that truly fulfilled her. She creates beautiful macramé pieces, an art form that helps her relax and clear her mind. In addition to her fiber work, Courtney also designs stunning resin jewelry and décor featuring delicately pressed flowers, each piece capturing a bit of nature’s beauty. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/46bdbec4-1592-4f99-bb9f-885cbf8feca9/vegas%2Bpic.webp Artisans Jeff Strong from Art for Dudes worked for Discovery Channel for 22+ years as their Creative Director and, along the way, was afforded an opportunity to explore the world in a way few are. A never-ending blur of great whites, mummies, adventure races, wicked choppers and the deadliest of catches. Along the way, he was hypnotically drawn to a world of street art seen in every country traveled. His creations are wholly original and colorful. Fueled by adventure and immaturity. His work comes to life on a variety of materials including canvas, wood, metal, albums, skate decks and subway tiles. “I’m inspired by the energy and rawness of stencil spray paint art and the geniuses who do it, the poetically unpolished nature of it speaks to me.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/f1ea0e0e-e155-47cc-b396-f1294d7bf2ef/Screenshot+2026-10-09+at+12.48.49%E2%80%AFPM.png Artisans Kevin Lynam Photography: Photography comes from the heart. To me, pictures and composition are often about capturing what is deeply felt. I look to capture the natural beauty and emotion of every scene I photograph. The feelings of joy and excitement I experience while shooting have helped me find new vigor in life and nature. I have always loved taking pictures and making others smile. For me personally, photography has always brought this aura of calm in my life, when oftentimes life is anything but calm. God and nature always seem to provide! Thanks for taking time to enjoy my pictures. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/1790696585388-YTO968EAY7T7YWKYUWZZ/Laura%2B2.jpg Artisans LaLaLiz by Laura specializes in custom, made-to-order bracelets and DIY bracelet kits. You can find her beautiful jewelry at various markets and shows throughout Southern Delaware! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/c2a7a047-5b39-4fe6-aede-4ca08f94bddf/bio+photo.jpg Artisans Art has always been a way for me to connect with the places and moments that inspire me most. I’m especially drawn to the beauty of the coast, the movement of the water, changing skies, weathered shells, shore birds, and the quiet details found along the shoreline. Through painting, I try to capture not only what I see, but also the feeling and sense of connection these places can evoke. I grew up in Newark, Delaware, and later spent twenty years in Chester County, Pennsylvania, before settling in Ocean View, Delaware. Although I had always been creative and drawn to art, it wasn’t until the end of 2016 that I began taking painting lessons at Willowdale Art Academy, that I discovered how much I loved painting. Today, my work is largely inspired by coastal landscapes and the natural beauty of the shore. Seascapes, waves, oyster shells, shore birds, and other coastal subjects continue to find their way onto my canvas, reflecting both my surroundings and my connection to life by the water. I began painting primarily in acrylics and later developed a love for oils because of their richness, depth, and ability to build beautiful layers of color. I continue to work in both mediums, choosing the one that best suits the subject and the feeling I want to convey. For me, painting is about more than creating an image. It gives me a chance to slow down, focus, and appreciate the beauty in the world around me. My hope is that my work brings that same sense of beauty, calm, and connection into the homes and spaces where it lives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/0d999776-9433-45e8-a9a9-0c61973746c3/IMG-20250328-WA0000.jpg Artisans Andreea is the artist behind Lemnuel, a Romanian living in the US since 2023 and currently based in Milton, Delaware. For those wondering about the unusual name of her small business, “Lemnuel” means “little wood” in Romanian—and, well, most of her work is small art on little pieces of wood. Back in Romania, she attended an art high school, so she’s always been an artist at heart. She eventually stepped away from art and took a different path for university, but years later, she rediscovered her passion for painting. She started creating again, and what began as a creative outlet eventually grew into her full-time job. When she moved to the US, she had to leave her business behind and start everything from scratch all over again. In many ways, she feels like she’s still in the process of finding Lemnuel USA’s new identity and figuring out what this chapter looks like. Most of her work is acrylic painting on wood, functional art like souvenirs, magnets, bookmarks, cards, keychains, ornaments, notebooks, etc., as well as framed watercolor illustrations. Her work tends to be on the colorful, whimsy, “puts a smile on your face” side. She loves being able to bring a little bit of color and joy into someone’s home, even if it’s through something as small as a souvenir. When she’s not painting, Andreea works part-time as a linguist, spends time with her husband and her dog, chills by the ocean, plans and takes trips, loses track of time in all the thrift stores in her area, plays video games, board games, binge-watches TV shows, and yells at her TV while watching the Eagles play. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/95656a72-6dff-478b-9e1b-bc7c3e1c3f6d/1000095097.png Artisans Lexi is a nature inspired artist who specializes in handcrafted beaded art and unique creations. Guided by imagination and a deep connection to the natural world, she finds inspiration in the beauty of everyday life and transforms those moments into art that feels whimsical, meaningful, and alive. Always exploring new ways to create, Lexi expresses herself through many artistic mediums. She is currently focusing on three-dimensional sculpting, combining different materials and techniques to bring her visions to life. Through her work, she hopes to create pieces that make the little things we pass by more meaningful. She hopes her art inspires others to cherish their everyday lives by finding beauty in the little things. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/1759881668841-CY4N4Y28W8JGDKW7S64S/LW%25252BBio%25252BPhoto.webp Artisans Lisa Westbrook is a spiritual abstract artist living in Delaware, and her paintings explore the emotional landscapes of life through the expressive power of color and form. Her creative journey often begins with journaling—a practice where she gathers thoughts, emotions, and unfolding experiences. These reflections become the raw material that later flows onto the canvas. She believe in the profound connection between spirit, mind, and heart, where pure emotion is transformed into tangible art. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/dbafc7f2-7adc-4f17-8109-452cab1a312c/Bethany+tyndall.webp Artisans Bethany Tyndall from Local Waves Studio is a lifelong creative! She started taking art classes as a kid, specifically clay camps offered in the area. She then focused on art throughout high school and went to college for psychology and art therapy. It was during that time that she found the therapeutic benefits of playing with clay! She found so much enjoyment in creating with clay that it naturally formed into a business. Bethany has pieces all over the world! Canada, Germany, France, and Denmark to name a few. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/1790696534732-5WE2UEATZ6OT0XHW3OKV/IMG_1313.jpg Artisans Miss Millie Ceramics, is a line of functional ceramics and mixed media jewelry made by Millie Crotty. Her work explores playful shapes and bright colors with handmade stamps and colorful surface designs to make your everyday a little more joyful! After living and working in Philly for many years, Millie now lives with her wife in a small town by the beach in Milton, Delaware where she makes and fires everything in her home studio. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/66b25a99-60be-4063-a1a0-e957536a7994/IMG_5379-preview.jpg Artisans Emma from Made by Emma Lynn has been a creative person her whole life. As she has gotten older, creating has become meditative; it gives her an outlet to center her mind (ceramicist pun) and reduce stress. Emma likes to create unique, functional, organic looking pieces. Nothing makes her happier than when someone else likes her pieces enough to take them home and give them a life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/6a8d95cc-7615-4799-ae4b-c57499754a08/IMG_8733.jpeg Artisans Jessie is a silversmith, stone collector, detail enthusiast, and the hands and heart behind Midnights & Moonstone. Her journey into jewelry making didn’t start in a studio or at a workshop. It started during one of the hardest chapters of her life, when everything felt heavy and uncertain. In the middle of that darkness, she found herself watching YouTube silversmithing tutorials — partly out of curiosity, partly as a lifeline toward something that felt even a little bit like light. She has always loved jewelry, especially the kind that feels like a little treasure you get to carry with you. So after months of learning and dreaming, she invested in a few basic tools. For over a year now, she has been handcrafting jewelry in her home studio — shaping silver, setting stones, and creating every piece for Midnights & Moonstone with intention and heart. This craft helped her heal, rediscover purpose, and reconnect with her creativity. Each piece is made with care, a bit of resilience, and plenty of that “quiet magic” feeling that inspired her brand’s name. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/211e9950-f57e-4c6e-a5c4-98726f06f897/flamecon_large.webp Artisans Night Owl Designs creates handmade jewelry and housewares inspired by pop culture icons and cult oddities. Established in 2008, Night Owl Designs came to be as a result of Nicole's intense insomnia (hence the name Night Owl). Catch her at events or behind the counter of her store South Street Art Mart in Philadelphia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/333edabe-bfec-481d-af2d-674ca9df3442/tall+oak.jpg Artisans Making soap is a passion for Kerry Stewart of Tall Oak Trading Company. She relies on her herbs harvested from her garden. Calendula, chamomile, parsley, spearmint and sage are used to color her soaps and essential oils are used to scent them. In addition to soaps, Kerry also makes mineral bath salts, a lavender safe lotion stick, Calendula chamomile salve, rose or vanilla and cardamom lip balm, cardamom orange body butter, grapefruit and tea tree deodorant, and much more. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/4135a441-d002-4d4a-8a40-42fe6af79074/Copy%2Bof%2BDSC_5185.webp Artisans As a dementia caregiver for her vibrant, wildly creative, and colorful mother, Phoebe Canakis found that meeting her creative needs led her to rediscover love for my art practice. After her Mother's passing, art became a healing place for Phoebe—a peaceful space for her to rebloom. Watercolors and loose florals have her heart. She'd like to share that with you, and especially seniors. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/dbe4a59f-07b6-4fa7-96e3-17fd8ecb7274/Randee.webp Artisans Randee Exler's work centers around abstract collage—bold, playful, and rich with color, texture, and layered energy. Using found imagery, hand-drawn elements, papers, and inks, she creates whimsical compositions that spark curiosity and invite the viewer to linger. Primarily self-taught, her artistic journey has evolved through a mix of intuition, relentless experimentation, “happy accidents” and asking lots of questions. For Randee, making art is a meditation in joy, color, and connection. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/68cc685177501737e9c50d0e/d1109f5c-dd62-43d5-aae7-b15fdaddf37c/dan-and-phoebe.jpeg Artisans Dan of Scrolling it Out Woodworks, has been scroll-sawing since the age of 10 when his grandfather gave him his first scroll saw as a birthday gift. His first craft show item? Pacman necklaces! Since the first saw, he has produced many different items including ornaments, puzzles, nativity scenes, pictures and keychains. Every piece is handmade by Dan using a scroll saw. While each piece might appear the same, it’s one of a kind. 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