It’s the third annual Australian Made Week, so now more than ever is a perfect time to shout out some pretty terrific Aussie makers and crafters that deserve a bigger spotlight shining their way. From stickers to skateboards, these artists show off the very best of Australian-made creativity and talent, so take a gander at our list below and take in all the goodness all made down under.

BABE BUTTERFLY
If you’re in the mood to spruce up your minimalist abode into a magical fairy’s grotto then check out Babe Butterfly’s super-dreamy, pastel terrariums. Each creation features perfectly-placed and ethically-sourced taxidermy butterflies and dried Aussie flowers, helping to make every day feel like a fresh day of spring even though it’s still grey and muggy outside. Check out Babe Butterfly’s shop to see all of the whimsically stunning creations and keep an eye on their Instagram for news on any product drops.

GAMMIN THREADS
Want your clothes to be as colourful, outspoken and unapologetically fun as you are? Look no further than Gammin Threads, a Naarm-based label that offers a wide range of t-shirts, jumpers, bags and a whole bunch of other super-cute accessories. The brand is proudly Indigenous and woman-owned, with its founder Tahnee Edwards describing Gammin Threads as a “love letter to my culture and blackfellas everywhere.” Take a look through their shop and Instagram to check out all the bold and vibrant designs for yourself.

CARLA SCOTTO
Smiling suns, existential crocs and our beloved planet Earth drawn with a voluptuous and bootylicious figure are some our favourite artworks made by Melbourne-based graphic designer and illustrator Carla Scotto, and we have a feeling y’all will fall in love with her stuff too. Carla mixes her love for quirky characters with messages with meaning, as she highlights important environmental and social causes into her bright cartoons, showing how you can always be cute and still enlightened. Have a proper squiz at her charming art by visiting her website and her Instagram.

SPINIFEX SKATEBOARDS
Skateboarding is something that will always be cool, but the rad team at Spinifex Skateboards add a uniquely Indigenous flair to the classic sport with some wheeley-good designs all made lovingly by Aboriginal artists. The brand’s founder, Nicky Hayes, uses the profits made from Spinifex Skateboards as a way to help kids go on skate trips throughout the country and help make the hobby more inclusive for young people, so if your interest is piqued and you want to feast your eyes on some truly tubular designs have a peek over at their website.

DOLCE GIRL HANDBAGS
Now, it is a known fact that having a little tiny bag is the best way to feel super luxe, and sometimes it is the only thing to bring an okay outfit into something truly snap-worthy. Dolce Girl understands this fact of life and have a whole bunch of super-cute bags just rearing to make your ‘fit dreams a reality. Keep an eye on their shop and Instagram for a chance to snatch up your new wardrobe favourite.