Plot

Host Jill Wagner travels the country on a quest to find talented craftsmen who still make incredible items by hand. First, Jill is shocked by how Detroit woodworker, Paul Bonenberger uses electric current to "paint" his one-of-kind Lichtenberg etched light fixtures. In the Chesapeake Bay area of Maryland, commercial airline pilot Tom Gaunnt scours the local beaches for driftwood that he infuses with sea glass colored resin to make his distinctive beach inspired ink pens. Down in Charleston, South Carolina, award-winning milliner Natalie Simmons is off to the races making her Kentucky Derby style sinamay hats with handmade floral accents.

Host Jill Wagner learns how a Detroit woodworker uses electricity to "paint" light fixtures. In Maryland, an airline pilot uses fragile driftwood to make unique pens. An award-winning South Carolina hat maker is creating museum quality sinamy hats.