I bought your lotion and the Best Hand Cream Ever at the botanical garden gift shop in Seattle. I was so so happy to find unscented, non-sticky lotion! Because there was a tester, I knew it was perfect! I can’t really use synthetic fragrance at all except pure essential oils. Thank you! (I had to divide my lotion up between bottles to get it on the flight home but it was totally worth it!
Robyn – you are an inspiration for me. The first time I walked into your store it was like being in Willi wonka’s chocolate factory. The scents were amazing and I’ve had your products smelling up my house ever since. Keep on keeping on!!!
Thanks for the update on Henrietta. I was thinking about her recently, wondering how she’s doing. I remember visiting your shop soon after Robin adopted her. Henrietta was sitting on the couch against the wall. She was so anxious and timid. That was when your entire shop was where your production area is now. My how things have changed!
I first purchased Handmade in La Conner products in 2014 at Sweet Bee in Snohomish. Laundry soap and bar soap. Sweet Bee in collaboration with Handmade in La Conner put together a fabulous collection of scents. I moved away from W Washington in 2017 but continued to purchase the product by mail.
Unfortunately Sweet Bee has closed. My hope is that Handmade in La Conner will be able to carry/sell some of the scents made for Sweet Bee. If I am ever in La Conner Hand Made is my first stop!
Hello – I was shopping for a party gift at the main store a couple of weeks ago. I love the brand and the refined aesthetic of the Handmade LaConner line, but was completely put off by all the f-word merchandise. It seemed to take up at least half the store space, and the mixed messaging between the lovely original product and all the profanity was off-putting at best. I left the store without buying anything, and feeling like I needed to shake something icky off. Please respond when you’re able. Thank you, Julie
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I bought your lotion and the Best Hand Cream Ever at the botanical garden gift shop in Seattle. I was so so happy to find unscented, non-sticky lotion! Because there was a tester, I knew it was perfect! I can’t really use synthetic fragrance at all except pure essential oils. Thank you! (I had to divide my lotion up between bottles to get it on the flight home but it was totally worth it!
Robyn – you are an inspiration for me. The first time I walked into your store it was like being in Willi wonka’s chocolate factory. The scents were amazing and I’ve had your products smelling up my house ever since. Keep on keeping on!!!
Thanks for the update on Henrietta. I was thinking about her recently, wondering how she’s doing. I remember visiting your shop soon after Robin adopted her. Henrietta was sitting on the couch against the wall. She was so anxious and timid. That was when your entire shop was where your production area is now. My how things have changed!
I first purchased Handmade in La Conner products in 2014 at Sweet Bee in Snohomish. Laundry soap and bar soap. Sweet Bee in collaboration with Handmade in La Conner put together a fabulous collection of scents. I moved away from W Washington in 2017 but continued to purchase the product by mail.
Unfortunately Sweet Bee has closed. My hope is that Handmade in La Conner will be able to carry/sell some of the scents made for Sweet Bee. If I am ever in La Conner Hand Made is my first stop!
Hello – I was shopping for a party gift at the main store a couple of weeks ago. I love the brand and the refined aesthetic of the Handmade LaConner line, but was completely put off by all the f-word merchandise. It seemed to take up at least half the store space, and the mixed messaging between the lovely original product and all the profanity was off-putting at best. I left the store without buying anything, and feeling like I needed to shake something icky off. Please respond when you’re able. Thank you, Julie