At w3bCh1ck, we see possibility where others see scraps.
Founded by artist and maker Kristy Rhoades, w3bCh1ck is built on a passion for giving materials a second life. From vintage feed sacks and antique linens to modern fabrics, clothing, tea towels, and reclaimed textiles, we transform forgotten materials into unique handmade creations designed to be enjoyed for years to come. While we do not have a storefront, we do occasionally participate in local NH craft fairs.
We believe the best handmade pieces are more than beautiful. They tell a story. Sometimes that story begins with a vintage grain sack that once traveled through rural America. Other times it’s a favorite shirt, a discarded textile, or an unexpected piece of fabric waiting for a new purpose. Every material brings its own character, history, and inspiration to the creative process.
Our work spans a variety of handmade art forms and functional creations, including bags, purses, home décor, fiber art, upcycled accessories, and Kinusaiga. Each piece is carefully crafted one at a time, blending traditional techniques with contemporary design. Whether we’re preserving a century-old textile or reimagining a modern fabric, our goal remains the same: create something meaningful, distinctive, and made to last.
Because many of our materials are reclaimed, reused, or vintage, no two pieces are exactly alike. The subtle variations in texture, color, and wear are part of what makes each creation special. We embrace those differences, celebrating the individuality that comes from handmade craftsmanship and sustainable creativity.
At its heart, w3bCh1ck is about honoring the past, reducing waste, and discovering beauty in unexpected places. We love the challenge of turning overlooked materials into treasured keepsakes and functional works of art.
Thank you for supporting handmade artistry, sustainable making, and creative reuse. We hope our work inspires you to see the extraordinary potential hidden within everyday things.
The core of my product line has always been a focus on re-using vintage textiles. Whether it’s called re-use, recycling, upcycling or sustainability the message is really the same – use what is already there, produce less waste.
To that end I am strive to ensure at least 50% of every item I make uses recycled items – fabric and hardware – and that all of my shipping and packaging is compostable or biodegradable, right down to the packing tape.
Vintage Reimagined. Creativity Renewed.
Handmade treasures crafted from the stories of yesterday and the possibilities of today.