Handcrafted America

A fisherman makes spear guns; a woodworker builds benches; a metal smith makes pewter chalices.

A man makes stools from debris; a woman weaves baby wraps; a woodworker builds porch swings.

A team recreates street tiles; a man makes hammocks; a glass sculptor creates glass doors.

A glassblower produces piggy banks; a crafter makes espresso machines; an artisan makes rub-boards.

A smith makes fire screens; a woodworker makes nostalgic toy cars; a woman weaves baskets.

Jill Wagner visits a shoemaker; a potter makes stoneware; a couple recreates Spanish lanterns.

A Detroit woodworker uses electricity to "paint" light fixtures; in Maryland, an airline pilot finds fragile driftwood with which to make unique pens; an award-winning South Carolina hatmaker is creating museum-quality sinamay hats.

Jill wades into the water with a Washington woodworker who makes fishing nets; next, she hits the Florida coast with a stand-up paddle board maker; in Philadelphia, Jill meets an artisan who mixes metal and wood to create whimsical tables.

A maker crafts wood canoes; a woodworker makes Adirondack chairs; intricate wood music stands.

Glass and metal faucets; classic steamer trunks; shuffleboard tables.

An artisan makes metal purses; Jill helps make razors with woods and stones; neon signs.

A maker transforms reclaimed wood into electric guitars; teapots; unique infinity-shaped bookcases.

A watchmaker makes his parts himself; a renowned whip maker; a former boat maker creates luminarias.

Host Jill Wagner travels the country to seek out talented artisans who are making handcrafted products that celebrate the western way of life; everything from the top of the hat, to the tip of the boot, to the spurs, saddles and more.

Artisans craft items for use in the great outdoors, including surfboards, bicycles and more.