Handmade Wooden Toys Made from Scrap Wood

Designer/maker Daniel Moyer’s main material in his furniture designs is wood and he’s found a clever way to use up those pieces of scrap that he had laying around. fdup.toys takes those solid wood pieces and turns them into playful, handmade toys, made just as his prototype and one-of-a-kind edition furniture pieces. The furniture can sometimes take months of hard work to build and the toys are a nice, scaled back idea that can add some much needed fun to the shop.

Currently there are two styles, the fdup.duk (the sidekick), the latest to be released, and fdup.chuk (the superhero), which was released last year. Each toy is a specific numbered edition.

fdup.toys will be doing a pop-up shop at the Brooklyn Flea the weekend of December 19-20, 2015.

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