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When the Mormon Pioneers settled Star Valley, the went through many rough winters. Many of the pioneers had to fix things that broke in any way they could. The women had to learn to make household things - crafts - with whatever they had. From this history, Star Valley has developed the most ingenious crafters in the nation.
We invite you to peruse the crafts we have to offer.
Our first crafter is Ed Nebeker's "The Horseshoe Store". Ed's forefathers tried to re-use old horseshoes (when they couldn't be re-used for the horses!), in many ways for whatever they needed. Now, Ed takes new, shiny horseshoes and pony shoes and, with his welding talent, creates great and functional household products that will add a Western accent to any decor.
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