Art & Craft

tamiya.com

Tamiya is Japan's long-established scale-model brand, covering plastic model kits, RC vehicles, Mini 4WD, and hobby paints. Its official online store, tamiyashop.jp, sells kits, parts, and tools direct to modelers.

danielsmith.com

Daniel Smith has manufactured artist-grade watercolors in Seattle since 1976, offering more than 260 Extra Fine colors. Its PrimaTek line grinds minerals and gemstones into paint for unusual granulating textures.

games-workshop.com

Games Workshop is the UK company behind Warhammer, selling Citadel miniatures, paints, and tabletop games direct. Its catalog spans Warhammer 40,000, Age of Sigmar, and the Horus Heresy, alongside hobby tools and Black Library books.

singer.com

Singer has sold sewing machines for over 170 years and remains one of the most recognizable names in home sewing. Its official store carries machines from entry-level mechanical models to heavy-duty and computerized lines, alongside presser feet, needles, and fabric.

janome.com

Janome is a Japanese manufacturer that has built sewing machines since 1921 and is known for sturdy engineering. The US site lists its full range — entry-level mechanical machines, computerized models, sergers, and high-end embroidery combos — with MSRPs from $199 to nearly $20,000.

sizzix.com

Sizzix makes die-cutting machines, steel-rule dies, and embossing folders for paper crafting and scrapbooking. Its machines range from compact portable models to full-size presses, and the die library includes licensed designs from artists such as Tim Holtz.

ohuhu.com

Ohuhu sells alcohol-based art markers, acrylic paint markers, and sketchbooks aimed at illustrators and hobbyists. Its Honolulu marker lines come in sets from 24 to 320 colors with brush and chisel tips.

liquitex.com

Liquitex has produced acrylic paints since 1955 and sells its full range direct to artists. The catalog spans professional-grade Heavy Body and Soft Body acrylics, acrylic gouache, inks, mediums, and tools.

crayola.com

Crayola has made crayons and children's art supplies for over 120 years. The official site carries crayons, markers, craft kits, and licensed activity sets such as Color & Erase.

kempertools.com

Kemper Tools makes pottery and sculpting tools in California, trusted by ceramic artists. The catalog is deep — ribbon tools, wire styluses, scrapers, sponges — with stable pricing.

awagami.com

Awagami Factory makes traditional Japanese washi paper in Tokushima and sells direct from the mill, alongside printmaking supplies. The range covers fine-art papers, dyed sheets, and tools like barens.

diamondcoretools.com

DiamondCore's official store is a specialist tool wall for potters: diamond pads, grinding discs and hand-carving tools organized by grit and shape. Product pages are practical — grit ratings and use cases stated plainly — which suits working ceramicists restocking a kit.

khadi.com

Khadi Papers' official store sells mill-direct handmade paper from India — cotton-rag watercolor sheets, sunn hemp papers and lokta gift tags — with fiber content stated per product. The factory-direct model keeps prices low for the quality, which suits watercolorists and printmakers buying in volume.

xiemtoolsusa.com

Xiem Tools designs clay tools for potters — ribs, wires, and shaping tools built around practical studio needs.

frenchpaper.com

French Paper Co is a family-owned paper mill in Michigan selling colorful paper stock direct to the public. The site organizes paper by line and weight, which helps print and craft buyers pick correctly.

greenleafblueberry.com

Greenleaf & Blueberry hand-makes watercolor paint in Oregon from mineral and earth pigments, including unusual colors like YInMn Blue. The official shop sells pans, tubes, and sets with pigment notes on each color.

crafter.com

The Crafter's Box pairs online workshops with materials kits, each led by an expert maker — from woodworking to embroidery. The brand now operates at crafter.com (thecraftersbox.com redirects there), where workshops and kits are sold individually.

kaweco-pen.com

Kaweco has been making compact pens in Nuremberg since 1883, and the Sport series remains its pocket-size icon. The official shop sells fountain pens, rollerballs, ballpoints, and mechanical pencils across series like Classic, AL, Brass, Liliput, and Supra.

beampaints.com

Beam Paints is an Indigenous-owned studio on Manitoulin Island making plastic-free, handmade watercolor paintstones and palettes. The range spans individual paintstones to complete sets near $1,000, plus palettes, brushes, and paper.

adultsandcrafts.com

Adults & Crafts runs a subscription of DIY craft kits aimed at adult makers, from candle and resin kits to terrariums and wood burning. Kits are also sold individually, alongside virtual classes.

kakimori.com

Kakimori's Tokyo shop experience translates online into dip pens, made-to-order ink colors, and fabric-covered notebooks. Prices are in yen and shipping is international from Japan.

kirikipress.com

Kiriki Press turns embroidery into approachable kits: felt dolls, ornaments, and stitch samplers with printed patterns. Skill levels are marked, so beginners can start at level 1.

esterbrookpens.com

Esterbrook revives a historic American pen name with vintage-inspired resin fountain pens and a growing ink and accessories line. The special editions and collaborations (Moomin, Accutron) are the collectible end; the standard Estie line is the daily-writer value.

sublimestitching.com

Sublime Stitching is an Austin embroidery shop known for modern, witty patterns and iron-on transfers rather than traditional samplers. It also stocks quality supplies like Au Ver a Soie silk threads.