Myth & Ink: Worlds of C.A. Smith
“Come closer, little maker—and you too, weary grown-up. The Springtide Revelers carry many beautiful things, but our favorites are the ones that become yours: built by your hands, shaped by your imagination, and played with long after the market lanterns go out.”
Kat has always believed that the best kind of magic is the kind you can touch—something you made, something that holds a story because you put it there. Ysir, of course, loves anything that turns an ordinary afternoon into a tiny festival of glittering focus. Even Soltas—who pretends he doesn’t care for “crafting”—can’t help hovering nearby when a child is building something real and sturdy enough to sail, stand, or shelter a fairy.
“But remember, dear one—our caravan only keeps these kits while the bright season lingers. Choose your project, gather your little helpers, and make something you can keep when we’re gone.”
Choose Your Kit
Sailboat Kit
Build a catamaran with real, satisfying parts—nails, eye screws, and a waterproof sail—made for hands that want to do and then play.
Spring Fairy Kit
Create two seasonal fairies with wool felt clothing—soft textures, bright details, and the kind of project that turns into a story the moment it’s finished.
Fairy House Kit
A multi-level build for big imaginations: 3 plywood floors + 2 supports to create a stacked fairy home, with additional natural materials for decorating and making it truly your own.
About Pied Piper Crafts: Created by a mother and teacher, designed to engage children in the creative process—so they end with something they’re proud of, and something they can actually play with.
