Our story
Owned by two kids. Helped by their family.
Two Sprouts Makery isn’t a family business with the kids pitching in. It’s the other way around: it belongs to Case and Grace, and the grown-ups are here to help.
Case and Grace are the two sprouts. The idea was simple: give them a real business of their own. Not chores and not an allowance, but real customers, real money and real responsibility.
What they sell
Most of the table is 3D printed by the kids: bendy articulated dragons and sharks, clicker fidgets, clog charms, phone stands and clever helpers like a grocery bag carrier and toothpaste squeezers. They also stock small tools they think are genuinely useful, like magnet pickups, tire gauges and flashlights. If it’s fun or it’s handy, it has a shot at making the table.
What they’re learning
They price their items, count their inventory, keep track of what needs to be made or reordered, and see exactly what each sale earns after costs. Half of the profit goes back into the business for new filament and supplies, and the other half is theirs to save.
Every bag they pack carries a verse they chose: “In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your paths.” (Proverbs 3:6)
Where the family fits
The grown-ups help with rides, supplies and the parts that need an adult. The pride, the lessons and the savings belong to Case and Grace. Thank you for being part of it.