Longaberger, once hand crafted in the United States and provided tours in Frazeysburgh, OH. Beauty and pride in craftsmanship and service, Longaberger now closed, so I've listed other factory tour opportunities below. As we toured the office, we learned about the leadership team insisting the building be shaped like a basket, even when architects said it wasn't possible. It was possible. 
The museum and tour was a great learning experience for my four year old. The employees allowed my son to help make a basket. They even allowed my son to sign his name on the basket bottom, a basket that will be sold to some lucky family. The employee was so enthusiastic about my son's basketweaving skills that my son decided that besides being the President someday, he'd like to be a Longaberger Weaver. How will you inspire a kid today in a way that may change their future?Here's 6 other artisan factory tour opportunities:
1. Terra Studios: Durham, AR, home of the "Original Bluebird of Happiness" glass art and a non-profit organization supporting art, you can watch art demos including glassblowers for free (12-4PM) and relax at their cafe on Sunday (1-4PM) to hear local musicians
https://terrastudios.com/gallery-cafe/
2. Shidoni Foundry: Santa Fe, New Mexico (NM), sculpture, bronze art foundry, self guided foundry tours (Mon.-Fri., noon-1PM, $3) and walk the 8 acres of sculpture gardens, especially cool (or hot) would be watching molten bronze poured into ceramic shell on Saturday Pour Days (Sat. noon, $5), Shidoni is a greeting to a friend in Navajo
http://www.shidoni.com/html/home.asp
3. Michael Ricker Pewter Designs: Loveland, Colorado (CO), pewter sculptures, museum and showroom (Mon.-Fri. 8AM-5:30PM, Sat. 10-2PM)
http://www.ricker.com/index.cfm?category=1
4. Cornwall Bridge Pottery: Cornwall Bridge, CT, 35 foot long woodfired tube kiln and you can visit the workshop, watching the process, call ahead
http://www.cbpots.com/category/_the_workshop/
If your these sites are too far away, share a video with your child for a virtual tour.
5. Salisbury Pewter (Easton, Maryland) Discovery Channel's Factory Made video on how a pewter coffee pot is made, check out the website http://salisburyinc.net/salisbury-fine-metal-artisans/
6. D. Pickering & Company (Bucyrus, Ohio), explains company history and Copper Kettle process, check out the website with video http://dpicking.net/virtual-tour
