personal shops
Below is a list of individual shops that have signed on to the SIBs code of conduct and are committed to building a supportive, equitable, and inclusive community .
If you would like your shop to be on this list, just click the button to take a look at the code of conduct, and sign on!
Red Mountain Makers
Birmingham, Alabama
"We are a volunteer-run, membership-based workspace that provides affordable access to the tools, equipment, knowledge, and skills you need to create and make your ideas real. We're here for artisans, artists, hobbyists, tinkerers, entrepreneurs, and DIYers. We have a variety of equipment including 3D printers, laser cutters, soldering irons, wood and metal working tools, and sewing machines."
Smithworks Iron & Design (shop) Tradeswork (nonprofit)
Decatur Georgia
Custom blacksmith shop run by Jason Smith (he/him). "His private works for home and commercial use are a varied assortment of functional structures that captivate any space...He is part craftsman and part artist and a complete master at his work. He also loves sharing his craft with his community. He regularly holds classes for all ages to introduce and train kids and adults in the ancient art.
Lydia Martin
Little Rock Arkansas
Lydia Martin (She/her) is a contemporary jeweler living, working, and teaching in Little Rock, AR. Her work, built upon the foundations of technical skill, is an exploration of material skill, surface, line, and movement. She currently heads the jewelry and metalsmithing program at University of Arkansas at Little Rock.