Handcrafted America

Jill dives deep in Florida with a speargun maker, in Nevada with a wood-and-tile bench artisan, and in California with a goblet metalsmith.

Jill meets a New Orleans artist upcycling hurricane debris, an Alabama woman weaving baby wraps, and a Nevada man building porch swings.

Jill views a husband-and-wife team recreate tiles in New Orleans, a Georgia man make hammock tents, and a Nevada glass artisan create doors.

Incredible items abound as Jill discovers glass piggy banks in Florida, espresso machines in California, and musical Louisiana rubboards.

Natural is "in" as Jill finds screens shaped like bamboo in South Carolina, wood toys in Nebraska, and pine-needle baskets in Mississippi.

Jill sees how a Detroit artist uses electricity to "paint," a Maryland pilot's driftwood pens, and a South Carolina woman's intricate hats.

Jill wades into stone-studded fishing nets from Washington, custom paddleboards from Florida, and aluminum tables from Pennsylvania.

Wood takes the spotlight as Jill visits Georgia for cedar canoes, Michigan man for Adirondack chairs, and Idaho for intricate music stands.

Jill uncovers such unique items as metal-and-glass faucets in Maryland, steamer trunks in Michigan, and shuffleboard tables in Georgia.

Jill discovers such covetable items as stainless steel purses in Pennsylvania, exotic wood razors in Maryland, and neon signs in Las Vegas.

Innovation is hot when Jill finds modern teapots in South Carolina, electric guitars in Detroit, and infinity-shaped bookcases in Georgia.

Jill is thrilled to find a Maryland woodworker creating luminarias, a Pennsylvania watchmaker making his parts, and a Washington whip maker.