Sentence examples for handmade labor from inspiring English sources

Adam Green's Psychedelic 'Aladdin' Is a Handmade Labor of Love.

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"We are handmade and labor-intensive.

"It is part of the appeal of yarn bombing: the surprising juxtaposition of something that is clearly personal, labor-intensive and handmade in an urban, industrial environment".

Despite this, she always enjoyed the breakfast in bed that my sister and I cooked when we were children and the handmade cards over which we labored.

Many crafters no doubt feel passionately about the ideals suggested by the Handmade Pledge a horror of sweatshop labor and corporate conformity, concern about the environment and would be pleased to see the broader consumer culture embrace them too.

The prefabricated rims are not only more up to date, but they are also less expensive — typically costing other cities less than $60, compared with about $90 for the handmade rims, which includes about $65 for labor.

They are labor intensive thoughtful one-offs ⎯ a handmade functional sculpture that takes XAM eight to ten hours to complete, and yet you can easily lift it off a sign and take it home.

If the marketplace today has become alienating and disconnected, then buying something handmade, from another individual, rolls back the clock to an era before factory labor and mass production.

There is also a labor intensiveness to many of the exhibits, like Ms. Black's handmade paper replications of roller skates, or Mr. Diaz's finicky paint, crystal and glitter portrait of Coco Chanel.

Many of the ostensibly American goods that Smith included were actually made in post-colonial countries, including India and Malaysia, exposing the connection between exploitative labor practices and the desire to own objects that appear authentic or handmade.