Jewellery – Six Mile Lake Artists

Thomas Morton and Maggie Tindale

Heather Rennie — Sat, 21 Jun 2025 16:04:35 +0000

Thomas has been building Muskoka Chairs since 2012, first in his parents’ basement, now from his workshop in Huntsville, where he lives with his Fiancé Maggie. Since then he has expanded to a wide variety of products such as large signs for Algonquin Park and the Canadian National Exhibition. Usually working with a Muskoka theme, he has also expanded into lake maps, jewellery, games, souvenirs, and household items such as coasters, cutting boards, and seasonal decorations. He’s always looking forward to the next new design, and enjoys the challenges brought by custom projects.

You can find his work year round at The Shipyards Muskoka Marketplace in Gravenhurst.

Lora Karek (Fire, Desire & Wire)

Heather Rennie — Sat, 21 Jun 2025 15:54:54 +0000

Hi, I’m Lora, the artist behind Fire, Desire & Wire! Inspired by the dazzling sun on the water, vibrant summer gardens, and rich fall colours, my wire jewellery and decor is unique and as varied as all the seasons, sights, and people of Six Mile Lake. I make fabulous rings and pins for every occasion, elegant pendants, charms and keychains to glitz up any purse or handbag, as well as whimsical beaded chains to add glamour to your home or cottage–and am always coming up with new ideas! The sparkle of beautiful materials, the thirst to craft appealing pieces… Fire, Desire, and Wire!

Available: Selling online year-round through Etsy and would be willing to discuss custom commissions via e-mail.

Morgan Adams (Adams Mercantile)

Heather Rennie — Sat, 08 Jul 2023 23:44:40 +0000

Founded in 2022, Adams Mercantile started with handmade gemstone jewelry, and expanded to homemade preserves (in a certified kitchen), art, home decor, textiles and more! Six Mile Lake favourites include Cowboy Candy (Candied Jalapenos) and Garlic Dill Pickles.

Owner Morgan Adams is a a “jill of all trades” and created Adams Mercantile, with her husband Joe Adams, as a way to share all of their homesteading creative endeavours in one place – a pop up Mercantile-type shop. With old favourites and new items to discover every year, everyone is bound to find something they love. We would love for you to visit us!