NY Handmade Collective Member, Melissa Panszi-Riebe shares her responses to the COVID-19 pandemic. Melissa makes one of a kind jewelry with vintage, global, and new components. The NYHC is a team of almost 200 small businesses hand making goods in the New York City Area. We’ll be sharing our how this developing pandemic is affecting our lives and business here.

NY Handmade Collective Member, Vanessa Lee shares her responses to the COVID-19 pandemic. Vanessa is an artist with work ranging from abstract, watercolor figure paintings of dancers to highly realistic, detailed digital illustrations of birds. The NYHC is a team of almost 200 small businesses hand making goods in the New York City Area. We’ll be sharing our how this developing pandemic is affecting our lives and business here.

NY Handmade Collective Member, Cynthia Reynolds shares her responses to the COVID-19 pandemic. Cynthia makes jewelry and home decor using antique and vintage wallpapers from the 1900s-1970s. The NYHC is a team of almost 200 small businesses hand making goods in the New York City Area. We’ll be sharing our how this developing pandemic is affecting our lives and business here.

NY Handmade Collective Member, Melissa Kelly shares her responses to the COVID-19 pandemic. Melissa makes enamel and sterling silver jewelry. The NYHC is a team of almost 200 small businesses hand making goods in the New York City Area. We’ll be sharing our how this developing pandemic is affecting our lives and business here.

NY Handmade Collective Member, Caroline Keogh shares her responses to the COVID-19 pandemic. Caroline makes packaged loose leaf tea and coffee. The NYHC is a team of almost 200 small businesses hand making goods in the New York City Area. We’ll be sharing our how this developing pandemic is affecting our lives and business here.

NY Handmade Collective Member, Rebekah Thornhill shares her responses to the COVID-19 pandemic. Rebekah makes sustainable, bold, and fun 3D printed jewelry. The NYHC is a team of almost 200 small businesses hand making goods in the New York City Area. We’ll be sharing our how this developing pandemic is affecting our lives and business here.