I think a pleasant/vague name like willowbark does very well for a craft biz. You don't have to be all that literal. I also like the suggestion of dropping the "s", but instead of one long name taking up space, I would put the Willowbark on top in large letters, and the handmade in small ones underneath. I would go simple, like this (and yes, if you like it, you can use it):

If you're talking about the website you've linked at the bottom of the page, when I go there I have no idea what your site is, what you do, what I'm supposed to do...I would fix up the website first.

I don't see any content, just a picture, but you may have something else out there I don't know about.

Here's a series of good articles about writing on the web:

You can probably find cake flour in the baking section of the grocery store. It comes in a box, usually, so don't look for it with the other flours - Softasilk is a pretty typical brand.

Oops, I didn't post that properly:

A couple of mine, but they're all on my website.

This one is a cut-out and Mr. Squirrel is holding the sign up with toothpicks:


This one had a nifty rhinestone belly button:
http://www.intothepan.com/w9epo8s3/udata/XmasBubbleheads.jpg

Oops, I had to move it: