About me – What is CraftIN
Hello! My name is Ingar, and CraftIN is my small but very special project. I am one of those people who are not looking for a lazy rest in idleness in their free time, but the satisfaction of creating something beautiful and useful. My workshop is a corner of my house where things are created that are like meditation and inspiration for me.
For me, work has always been a celebration – it’s not just a daily routine, but a part of life that fills and gives energy. Once a wise man said, "Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work again." For me, these words have become a guiding principle, because every engraving, every 3D printed thing is a pleasure for me, not an obligation.
It all started with a random ad where I saw my first laser engraver. It was then, with the support of my family, that I bought this second-hand machine, and I soon realized that this is exactly what I need. Over time, the equipment changed, became more powerful and modern, but the feeling remained the same – to create with the heart and share it with others. Therefore, all this was accompanied by 3D printing, which perfectly complements the range of offers and opens up new possibilities.
The family has always been there – with both advice and encouragement. It was their faith that helped me take my first steps, and even today they are my biggest supporters and first evaluators.
Thank you to every customer who, with his order, recommendations and support, gives me the opportunity to develop my self-employed activity, offer customers more and more new things and learn to produce something new.
What do I create in my workshop?
- Keychains
- Money Chests
- Kitchen boards
- Personalized engravings
- Toy figurines and developmental toys
- Telephone stands
- … And much more that at first is just an idea, but becomes a reality.
The most important thing for me is that these things bring joy not only to me, but also to people who choose them for themselves or for their loved ones. It’s my greatest satisfaction to know that a little bit of my world travels to someone else’s home as well.