Welcome to The Windy Chik
Two Makers. One Unique Shopping Experience.
This holiday season, Windy Ridge Makers and Chik Farm Woodworking are bringing their creations together under one roof at the Pheasant Lane Mall in Nashua, New Hampshire. From handcrafted wooden gifts and home décor to imaginative 3D printed collectibles, fantasy-inspired creations, and tabletop gaming accessories, our shop is filled with unique finds you won’t see anywhere else. Whether you’re shopping for the holidays, searching for the perfect personalized gift, or simply love discovering something unexpected, you’ll find plenty to explore.
Join us for our grand opening on Halloween and experience a gift shop that’s equal parts craftsmanship, creativity, and curiosity. Download our coupon and enjoy 10% off during your visit!
Meet the Makers Behind The Windy Chik
Chik Farm Woodworking
At Chik Farm Woodworking & Gift Shop, every piece is handcrafted with care. We create beautiful cutting boards, charcuterie boards, home décor, and one-of-a-kind gifts designed to be enjoyed for years to come. We’re proud to source our wood from local New England sawmills whenever possible, supporting fellow small businesses while using quality materials in everything we make. Looking for something personalized? Whether it’s a wedding, birthday, anniversary, housewarming, or another special occasion, we’ll work with you to create a custom piece that’s uniquely yours—often ready in just a few hours.
Windy Ridge Makers
Windy Ridge Makers is a husband-and-wife team based in Loudon, New Hampshire, creating fun, imaginative 3D printed pieces for makers, collectors, and gamers alike. From dragons, axolotls, frogs, and seals to unicorn horns, detailed costume armor, and custom dice towers, every item is printed, finished, and carefully inspected in our home print farm. Whether you’re looking for the perfect gift or something to bring a little more magic to your collection, we’re passionate about creating high-quality pieces that inspire creativity and make people smile.
