Eye on L.A. explores the city for locally made treasures

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Eye on L.A. is always looking for great stuff that's made in L.A., and this time, they've found a fashion trend that's hot. We've got SpiritHoods, great art from the cardboard artist Calder Greenwood and from glassblowing extraordinaire Cheryl Saban, and yummy snacks from People's Jerky, Spread the Love Peanut Butter and Joy & Sweets.

We also hit up the Arts District Brewery & Skeeball for some fun, and stop by the latest Cavalia show in Irvine, Morongo Casino Resort and Hadley's Orchards for more!

CARDBOARD ARTIST
We first heard about him in the documentary "The Cardboard Artist," whose studio is in Downtown L.A. From a giant spider to a wizard, you could run into his amazing pieces of art where and when you least expect it. wildlifecaldergreenwood.wordpress.com

Watch "The Cardboard Artist" documentary produced by Luka Fisher and directed by Matthew Kaundart at: vimeo.com/129654864

GLASSBLOWING ARTIST
We stopped by Cheryl Saban's workspace to see how she creates gorgeous glass blown pieces and learned that she supports many foundations that focus on the betterment and empowerment of women and girls in Los Angeles.

You can stop by her shop on Nemo Street in West Hollywood to see and purchase her gorgeous creations: www.cherylsabandesigns.com or