- Cut The Scrap makes miniature jeepneys out of scrap wood. They look handsome as is, but feel free to unleash your inner artist and paint or doodle on them!
- Illustrator and graphic designer Luchi Tungol's food sticker packs are deliciously pretty.
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- Made with wood and leather scraps, these tiny luggage keychains from Alunsina Handbound Books make us want to pack our cases for a weekend getaway.
- Milk Collective artist Noni Devora's hand-painted pouches have the prettiest patterns and color palettes!
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- Discarded shirts are upcycled in Davao to create these colorful bracelets from Olivia & Diego, a social enterprise working with human trafficking survivors and stay-at-home moms.
- Artsyology's cute button pin sets feature various themes such as travel and pop culture.
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- These dainty little benches from PS Crafts With Soul are actually "storage chairs" that can hold your earrings and other tiny knick-knacks.
- Tish Hautea of Sqooid uses hand-carved stamps to create these darling drawstring bags.
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- Pop Junk Love's felt sunflowers instantly brighten up a space—and they won't ever wilt or die!
- These pint-sized pineapple magnets by Hearty Crafts are super kawaii.
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- Stock up on artist Ella Lama's illustrated notepads before the new school year starts!
- Cacti and succulents in dinosaur planters look both fierce and fun. Rawrsome idea, Jurassic Pot!
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- Cat ladies and bookworms alike will love these mini notebooks from illustrator Marcela Suller.
- Go old-school with Cooouch's handmade pins, which hark back to pop culture—especially Pinoy pop culture—in the '90s!
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- Toothy monsters, anyone? These cute creatures from Knitting Expedition are hand-knit by women the Ifugao region.
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