I make drawings and paintings, felted creatures, and children’s books.  My dad also makes handmade silver jewelry.
Pricing: $7.00-$50.00. Visit me at…

I love to create things and have to keep busy, I love using vintage and reclaimed fabrics as well as new. Here is what I make: purses, appliqued shirts, dish towels, vintage flower earrings, fabric cuff bracelets, hair clips and pins, headbands, onesies, burp cloths, receiving blankets, baby quilts, bibs, slip dresses, pillowcase dresses and shirts, kids aprons, fabric wallets, stitched note cards and notebooks, vintage flower rings, altered vintage suitcases. Price range: $1 – $45. Visit me here or here…

I am a paper crafter and altered artist and would love to sell my handmade altered vintage book journals, gift tags, note cards, shadow boxes, small collages, altered bird tea cups, and handmade accessories. I make vintage altered shoe clips and altered headbands with vintage bird and flower images. Two sets of my vintage shoe clips are in the current issue of Belle Armoire by Somerset Magazine. This is the fourth time I have been published in their magazines.

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I can’t wait to get my hands on Ashley Christensen’s letter-pressed books- her images are simply wonderful.

Isabell’s Umbrella will bring a smile to your face and lift the clouds of a rainy day. Isabell first introduced stationery products and is currently expanding to include home decor. Her designs are bright, fun and modern, and are sure to brighten any room.

These books by Marcelle Calder are designed with a hint of vintage amongst the contemporary and will impress your friends. They come in all shapes and sizes including sketchbooks to jot down creative epiphanies.

Kanani Hayes and her Vinylicious designs are always a treat to have in the show. Her designs are funky, unique and expertly crafted.

We are very excited to have LeAnn Hillam and her groovy books back in the show after a brief hiatus of a year or so.
I love the idea of recycling pretty much everything you can, but especially books. The process goes something like this…
Find old books with interesting covers still in tact-paperbacks or hard bound, or old sewing patterns etc.
Take out the pages and replace them with blank paper, but leaving in a few old pages here and there.
Then… tadaa you have a one-of-a-kind blank book to do with whatever you like- sketch, write, doodle, paint, brainstorm, compose music, play tic-tac-toe…
Here are a few from my private collection, I’m a little partial to the pattern books of course, but “May I Cross Your Golden River?” makes me smile every time I lay eyes on it.