In the world of Eli & Mattie, helping with chores becomes a time for laughter and
stories. Each piece in our collection is handmade by a local Amish craftsman. It’s more than a
toy: it’s a window into a way of life, where the things that last are the things that matter.
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"Eli," Mamm prodded gently. "It's time to get up. Breakfast is almost ready and Datt's just coming in from the barn." 5-year-old Eli snuggled farther under the warm quilt, but soon the aromas of frying bacon and Mamm's cornmeal mush reached his nose, and he swung his feet onto the floor. It was a new day. |
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Mattie, Eli's 7-year old sister, was already in the kitchen helping Mamm set the table. Datt wiped his feet as he came in the back door, dusty and hungry from the early morning chores. "Good morning, young ones," he said with a twinkle in his eye, "it's stock traler day." |
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