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Knotty Totty’s Designs
At Knotty Totty’s Designs, wooden flowers that last forever help preserve precious memories.
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Caffeine on the road: Lady Sunshine Coffee
Elizabeth Estabrook opened the Lady Sunshine Coffee van in March to bring ethically sourced drinks to South Shore customers.
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South Shore environmentalists open zero-waste stores
At ZERO Refills in Cohasset and Four Corners Supply Co. in Hanover, customers can fill their own containers with common household goods.
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Plymouth’s Hidden Acres Homestead
Nichole and Evan Flaherty own Hidden Acres Homestead of Plymouth, a family family farm and goat milk soap business.
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Plympton’s Jammed with Love
Christine Allison of Plympton runs Jammed with Love, a small business making unique jams, mustards and conserves.
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Weymouth’s ‘Cake Monstah’ makes edible art
Michelle Scurio of Weymouth makes elaborate, edible creations through her company Cake Monstah.
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Miss Lou Makes in Plymouth
Jessica Parks makes beaded jewelry for her business, Miss Lou Makes.
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‘Tis the season! Shop the MaryLovesLocal holiday market on December 1st
Is anyone else out of ideas for what to get their people this holiday season? Look no further!
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Wood burner Erica Harrington
Eric Harrington of Rockland burns her artwork into wood, creating custom portraits of pets, abstract floral designs and more.
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Kona Brand Hawaiian-themed flannel shirts
Zachary Will, a Marshfield native and a student at University of Connecticut, started Kona Brand to sell Hawaiian-pattered flannels.
