Discover handmade wooden toys made by your neighbors right accross the state line!
Little Lark’s toy wooden slingshot and kid-safe felt ball ammunition comes in virtually every color imaginable — metallics, neons, naturals — you name it! This just might be America’s favorite wooden slingshot and a perfect kids’ party gift.
I just love the happy little facial expressions on these Waldorf-inspired animal figurines! Handmade in small eco-friendly limited-time batches, Sweet Potato Village keeps you looking forward to the next chapter in your little one’s small world story.
An Oregon family business exploring Celtic heritage since 2011. LyonCraft makes personalized medieval inspired keepsakes — including a unique assortment of wooden sword and shield combos. Hear ye, hear ye — these medieval wooden trinkets are fun year round, even during the Renaissance festival off-season!
Classy baby rattles made from natural hardwoods, finished with treatment-free bees wax, each with a custom wood burned image monogram or image — plus, pick a bow in your favorite color. Roma Rattles makes Oregon’s most unique wooden baby toys!
Here’s your “Keep Portland Weird” wooden toy maker! From a Portland artist and stop-motion puppet fabricator comes a line of large-and-in-charge wooden toy dinosaurs. Made from quality pine wood cut to approximately 12 inches long and 8 inches high — these are dino toys of giant proportion (compared to normal dinosaur figurines)!
Here’s an oh-so-Portland toy brand that repurposes old skateboard decks into funky new wooden toys. Resurrected from a kickflip of the past — here’s a rad collection of kid-friendly dinosaurs, animals, and tattooed play things.
A contemporary design company helping modern moms maintain efficiency and organization. Order Lee (pronounced “orderly”) offers a forward-thinking collection of at-home DIY painting activities made from birch plywood. Your kiddo can explore their creative side — and that’s time well spent!
Dare I say — I’ve never seen baby rattles as pure and natural as these! Earnest Efforts takes pride in protecting Mother Earth and her babies — by producing ethical, handmade, non-toxic toys developmentally appropriate for babies aged 4 months and up. They’re personalizable, too!
Minimalist & functional — Your Nest Inspired promotes the “less is more” lifestyle for young parents to meaningful lives with their little ones. Their collection of Montessori-inspired educational toys are minimalist parents’ essentials — clean, simple, and purposeful.
Whimsical Waldorf-inspired pegs and loose parts — with adorable custom-fit felt hats & costumes. Naturally Fun’s founder is a 17 year old who — while homeschooled — learned how to sew at an early age. Now she’s turned her passion into a family business — spreading the joy through the power of play.
Beside their collection of wood cover sketchbooks, Genesis 3D makes wooden push and pull toys with moving parts and jingling sound effects. Suggested for toddlers as young as 12 months old, these animated wooden promote gross motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and active play.
Simple wooden nursery toys and trinkets for nature-minded families — from charming nursery toys to minimalist decor — all in Creekside Kids’ calming soft color scheme.
Inspired by real boats found in Columbia River port cities — here’s a woodworker who takes scrap wood and turns it into charming wooden boat toys. Each toy boat is rigorously tested to stay afloat in any body of water — from your bubbly bathtub to the stormy North Pacific.
This is what happens when a Minecraft gamer turns into a wooden toy maker? A block-tastic collection of cubic wooden toys — pixelated just like on-screen, but this time in real life.
I’ve honestly never seen a better curated selection of 3D wooden craft supplies perfectly fit for DIY Montessori and Waldorf toys! Just add paint — and you’ll create your very own one-of-a-kind little family of colorful figurines. Pegs, blocks, eggs, bowls, and more unique wooden finds!
Discover handmade wooden toys made by your neighbors right accross the state line!
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