North Country Creative

Just a quick update!

I’ve created a separate page for my jewelry, so everything has its own space and is easier to follow along.

If you’d like to keep seeing my jewelry pieces, you can find them over at Mel Schiller Designs 🌿 (link below)

North Country Creative will still be where we share everything as a whole — but my jewelry will now have its own home 💚✨

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Mel Inspired by Nature Hi, I’m Mel 💚
Mel Inspired by Nature is a jewelry line within North Country Creative.
Inspired by nature and the beauty in raw, imperfect things.
Each piece is handcrafted using copper and carefully chosen AAA-grade natural stones.

You’ve seen my jewelry shared under North Country Creative, but I’m excited to share that each piece is part of a special line: ‘Mel Schiller Designs – Inspired by Nature.’ While North Country Creative is the home of all our artistic ventures, this jewelry line is where I personally connect with nature and craft each piece. I can’t wait for you to explore it with this in mind!

A little peek at what I've been creating lately 🌿✨

Stormy days are the best days to create. 🌨️ ✨ A few new copper pieces in the works!

✨ Handpicked. Handmade. One of a kind. ✨

Wisconsin moonstone, personally collected near Wausau and crafted into a unique copper mushroom. No two will ever be the same.

This is just the beginning! I’ll be creating more mushroom pieces soon, along with amethyst and kyanite mushrooms as well. 🍄🌿

Made with copper, nature, and a whole lot of love.
— North Country Creative

I love working with kyanite because of what it represents.
Alignment. Clarity. Calm in the chaos.
It’s the kind of stone you wear when you’re trying to stay steady… when you’re finding your voice… when you’re working through something but still standing strong.
Paired with copper, which has been used for centuries for its grounding and conductive properties, this piece feels powerful but balanced.
Just like nature intended.

What an incredible show tonight! I genuinely didn't want to leave. Here's a shot I took of the Northern Lights over Plover.