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If you'd still like to build your piece's page, just message the shop and ask for a fresh link.
Or email support@craftedlink.app and we'll sort it out.
Your piece's Crafted page — what it's made of, who made it, and how to care for it — is the maker's record, and it stays exactly as they wrote it.
Want to make the page your own? Upgrading it — even years from now — unlocks your own photos, words, and more. Open your page below and it will show you how.
Whoever owns this page added their email, so it can only be changed by signing in. That's what stops anyone who comes across this link from editing the page.
If that wasn't you, please email support@craftedlink.app and we'll sort it out.
Your crafted piece has its own page — anyone who taps it can read the story you put here. Everything you add is optional; put in what you like, then hit Publish and it's live that minute. The one part that isn't yours to change is About this piece — that comes from the maker and stays as they wrote it.
Need more space? Want more features? Upgrade this page — you pay only the difference.
Need more space? Want more features? Publish your page first — then an upgrade link appears right here.
Questions at any point? Did you just want a link redirect? Contact the maker. · ← Back to your account
Nobody can be told when someone signs your guest book or sends you something — and photos, recordings and anything the people you invite send are removed after 90 days if you haven't looked. Make a free account and we'll tell you, and remind you before anything is removed — and you can sign in whenever you like, no link needed.
This only chooses which sections stand up front below. Every section is yours to use on any of them; switching keeps everything you have typed.
The wish lists open on the start and rest after the end, every year — the year of a date you pick doesn't matter. The countdown always counts to December 25, and the twelve days run to January 6.
Review sites forbid asking only happy customers, so the review buttons always come first and every visitor sees the same card. Don't write anything here that tells unhappy customers not to review (or offers anything for a review).
Every section shows as a bar a visitor can tap open or closed. Choose which ones start closed with the box at the top of each section's drawer — or set them all here.
Shows in a script face above the title — on the Heirloom and Linen looks.
Saved, not shown. The page won't show the Wi-Fi until you tick the box above and publish.
Shows at the top of the Wi-Fi box. Up to 500 characters.
For a guest room, a rental, a welcome sign. The page shows the network name, a masked password with a Copy password button, and a code every other phone, tablet or laptop can scan to join — the quick way to get a whole family connected. Leave the name blank and the page shows nothing.
Masked isn't locked. Anyone who taps or scans the piece can copy the password. If the sign is somewhere strangers pass, set a PIN on the page (the last drawer): a locked page sends nothing until the PIN is typed. The first phone can't join by itself — no phone joins a network from a web page — so that person copies the password and enters it under their own Wi-Fi settings. The code is for every additional device after that.
The cover stays at the top of the page whatever you do; the arrows on this drawer move the little gallery of the rest.
Both are small squares; tapping one opens it large, with arrows for the rest. Captions are optional — in the plain grid a caption shows when the photo is opened large; the second choice also shows it under each square.
The cover sits big at the top of the page; the rest become a little gallery.
On a Sign-up & drawing page, make a photo of the prize the cover — it's the first thing people see when they tap. Pick it as the prize photo in "Sign-up & drawing" too, and it shows on the entry card.
On a Christmas page, start a caption with the year — "2026 — the new tree" — and the photo stands under that Christmas, newest year first.
MP3 or M4A, up to 20 MB each. A voice memo from your phone works perfectly — or press Record and speak right here (up to 10 minutes).
Upload the video to your own YouTube as Unlisted (not Private — private won't play), then paste the link here.
One short reading a day on the page — the same all day, a new one each morning. Six packs are Bible verses, from the World English Bible (WEB); Service & Honor is drawn from the U.S. military and national record; Daily Mass Readings is a link to the day's readings on usccb.org; six are classic readings, not scripture — Augustine on grief, Thomas à Kempis, the Stoics, Sun Tzu, Gibran's The Prophet, and a book of love sonnets — each named on the card with its source. Open a group, pick one, or leave it off.
Today's card would be
Ticks are saved the moment someone taps. Editing a label here never clears what's already been ticked off.
Type everyone's name, one per line, and tap Draw names. Each person gets a private link that shows only who they are buying for — send each one their own link. Nobody sees the whole draw, you included.
Shows above the guest book on the page. Up to 500 characters.
The guest book turns on when you hit Publish below.
Want guests to add a photo, a short recording or a video with their note? That comes with the Together page. Upgrade this page — you pay only the difference. Publish your page first — then you can upgrade it.
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Invitations need a way to reach you — it's how we tell you when someone sends something. See the red notice at the top of this page.
Invite family and friends to send photos, moments for the timeline, recordings in their own voice and video links. Each person gets their own private link. Everything they send waits here until you add it to the page or say no thanks; anything you haven't looked at in 90 days is removed — we'll remind you when 30, 7 and 1 day are left.
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Your invitations
One file with the page's photos, words, recordings and guest book, as it is published right now. It opens with no internet, from any phone, computer or USB stick — keep it anywhere. Free, always. (Visitors to the page can't take one; it's yours to share.)
An email for reaching you — this page has one from before accounts were the way. We use it to tell you when someone signs your guest book or sends something, about a problem with your page, or, if CraftedLink ever had to close, for the notice our guarantee promises. Nothing else is ever sent to it. To remove it, save with the box empty.
Make a free account (an email and a password). It's how we tell you when someone signs your guest book or sends something, remind you before anything waiting is removed, and reach you about your page. You sign in instead of keeping this link — so it won't matter if the link gets forwarded, or who else ends up with it.
Already have a CraftedLink account? Sign in to it and this page joins your other pages.
At least 8 characters. We'll only ever email you about this page — never anything else.
While this is on, the maker who made your piece can edit this page to help you. It switches itself off after 7 days, and you can switch it off any time.
Set a PIN and visitors must enter it before they see anything at all. Good for a house guide or a wifi password. It keeps out passers-by — it isn't a bank vault, so don't put anything on the page you couldn't bear a determined stranger to read.
From the maker, and part of the piece rather than the page. It shows in its own section at the bottom, and it stays exactly as it is no matter how you change everything else here. Spotted something wrong with it? Tell the maker and they'll put it right.
Stuck, or want a hand instead? Ask the maker — they'll build it with you. How we handle what you add: Privacy Policy
Anyone who taps your piece will see it now.
Spot a typo, or want to add more? This same link keeps working — just come back to it (it's in your messages from the shop if you ever lose it).
Questions, or want a hand with anything? Ask the maker.