Sentence examples for limited handmade from inspiring English sources

Originally produced for a luxury market in a limited handmade edition as an "artist's book", it now refers to itself as "a visual novel" to distinguish it, in a ravelled taxonomy, from her breakthrough work The Time Traveler's Wife, which she calls a "real" novel.

Although most developments have been limited to handmade multifilament yarns, the introduction of semiindustrialized methods for filament electrospinning will likely facilitate translation of multifilament electrospun scaffolds into clinics in the near future.

Paul A. Staley, a former chef who worked at the Copper Beech Inn and Union League Café, produces limited batches of handmade candies for his shop, Madison Chocolates in Madison, which occupies three rooms of the frame house in which he grew up.

Etsy is a P2P ecommerce company (like ebay) that currently limits sales to handmade items.

"They are getting a limited-edition handmade bag and making it even better," she said.

MINIMODERNISTAS Sells a line of limited-edition handmade modern furnishings on Etsy and eBay; search "minimodernistas" on those sites or contact the supplier directly at [email protected] for information.

The physical release was contained in a handmade individually stamped boxes, limited to 147 copies.

This tiny takeaway-cafe (there is limited communal seating on a couple of benches) serves 16 varieties of handmade ring and filled doughnuts daily.

Plus, narrowly limiting product listings to "handmade" items only didn't fully encompass some of the production methods sellers used to create their items – like raising bees for the wax for their handmade candles or 3D printing jewelry – processes that often saw sellers working with outside companies.

The original version of "(based on a true story)" was a handsome, handmade limited-edition boxed volume that encouraged the reader to re-edit it in different ways.

The brainchild of the Canadian artist, musician, bookbinder and independent publishing enthusiast Leah Buckareff, the Lesen Lounge travels from park to park with a rotating selection of more than 50 zines — handmade, limited-edition independent publications from Denver, Toronto, Berlin, London and beyond.