Welcome to Mama Makes, the vibrant home for the modern maker and the innovative heart of the UK crafting community. Founded on the principles of creativity, collaboration, and community spirit, Mama Makes offers an eclectic and inspiring range of tools designed to elevate every handmade project. Whether you are a dedicated cardmaker, a mixed media artist, or a small business owner, Mama Makes provides the perfect blend of practicality and originality to help your artistic ideas flourish.
At CraftSource Market, we are proud to showcase the Mama Makes signature collection, which features high-quality photopolymer stamps, versatile stencils, and journaling supplies. Known for their fresh, contemporary designs, Mama Makes is the go-to brand for those looking to add a truly personal and professional touch to their work.
Innovative 3D Printed Tools & Artistic Collaboration
Mama Makes is a pioneer in the industry, offering an exclusive range of 3D printed craft tools that solve everyday maker problems with cutting-edge design. From ergonomic handles to precision acrylic tools, these products are engineered to make your creative process smoother and more enjoyable.
We also love that Mama Makes champions artistic talent. By collaborating with independent illustrators and giving them full credit for their work, the brand brings unique, artist-designed stamps to the market that you won't find anywhere else. Explore a world of:
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Unique Photopolymer Stamps: Crisp, clear impressions for journaling and cardmaking.
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Custom Stencils: Perfect for ink blending and mixed media textures.
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Journaling and cardmaking tools:
Crisp, clear tools for journaling and cardmaking.
Whether you are just starting your creative journey or are looking for professional branding tools to grow your business, Mama Makes offers the expertise and inspiration you need. Every product tells a story of care and collaboration. Discover your next favourite tool at CraftSource Market and join a movement that celebrates modern craftsmanship and creative talent.
