The phrase "a community of makers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of individuals who create, build, or produce things, often in a collaborative or supportive environment.
Example: "The local library has started a program to foster a community of makers, where people can come together to share their skills and resources."
Alternatives: "a network of creators" or "a collective of builders".
Open Fri-Sun 12pm-5pm or by appointment, admission free Located in the North Park Blocks city park in the heart of downtown, this is the place where Portland's reputation as a community of makers, dreamers and craftspeople is illustrated most purely and succinctly.
"We're a community of makers who already exist in the digital space," Largesse said.
If Robo Wunderkind takes off, the company could end up running a community of makers sharing layouts and algorithms.
The startup has built a community of makers that can browse through customer project requests and assign themselves to ones they are suited to.
During the past decade, we have witnessed the emergence of the modern maker movement; driven by new technologies a community of makers has established shared spaces and created web-environments for sharing ideas and realizing innovative projects (Cavalcanti, 2013).
Like Etsy's Alchemy feature (now retired), CustomMade allows customers who want to make custom products like jewelry and furniture post project proposals, and it retains a community of makers that can browse through projects and assign themselves to ones they are suited to.
We became a community of product makers, lovers and thinkers rich of over 10,000 members, who care to build products that count.
Last year, I was pleasantly surprised to find that I'd been recommended to Camp Campbell, a group of young female leaders, sponsored by Campbell Soup Company, a which brings together a community of change makers to inspire thought leadership and foster creative collaboration.
Coney operates not as a traditional company, but as a community of theatre-makers, artists, architects, games designers and players, whose members assume codenames and meet online to propose ideas and develop projects.
It's a community of meaning-makers.
Our vision is to inspire a community of change-makers and provide a consistent way to highlight the stories of the people and trends positively disrupting the market, serving as catalysts for change and developing solutions that are working to solve some of society's biggest problems.
