Mormon Handicraft is a consignment store that sells handmade gifts, home décor items, quilting supplies, and other handmade goods. The store began in 1937, when the general Relief Society president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Louise Y. Robison, was concerned for the condition of the women of the Church during the Great Depression. The store was set up as a place where women could sell handmade goods to gain supplemental income for their families.