Dave is a carpenter extrodinaire with uncommon attention to detail. This year Dave will share kids maple building blocks, pressed tin shelves and wall decor, cool hand carved jewelry boxes and much more.

Inspired by variety, Dallas never makes the same thing twice. She loves to sew and embroider; she dabbles in crocheting, she beads and makes jewelry. So hurry, hurry, hurry, step right up and get your ticket for the imagination contortionist and all of her wonderful oddities. Easily Amused gifts are intended for the frequently exuberant, the blatantly giddy, the often nostalgic and, of course, the easily amused. If you miss the attention to detail of yesteryear Dallas is your gal; her one of a kind creations are great to have and share. Price range: $2.00-80.00. Visit me here or here…

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

Skirts by Noelle O Designs.

Check it out! Michelle always has the best whimsy for kids!.

Adorable original artwork by Fall Down Tree. How darling are these whimsical prints???

Soft leather sole baby shoes by Sassy Mia, they are comfortable easy to put on and stylish. These shoes stay on baby’s feet and provide better protection than ordinary soft sole shoes.

To go crayon carriers- super handy and so darn cute.

Felt goodies by Esther Brophy of Beautiful Ewe. What a perfect zero calorie Mother’s Day gift.

Sarah Jane’s images are simple, naïve and leave room for the viewer to imagine their own story. Her art is simple like a child’s mind, yet reflects vintage elements of times past mixed with fresh and modern color palettes. Sarah Jane’s work is perfect for the modern nursery and play room as colors are often inspired from her favorite Children’s designers.

Loveland Miscellany showcases the combined and various works of Mike and Alma
Loveland. Married less than a year, the two are mixing the styles and media that they had
mastered on their own in a variety of projects, including watercolor and acryllic paintings and
prints, mixed media paintings and prints, felt brooches and glass cuff links, and small felt
children’s toys. The couple are inspired by the things they see around them and are always
eager to try something new, which yields a surprising, if miscellaneous assortment of products.

Handmade loveliness in wools and cottons. A bit of art meets craft. I think everyone will agree…Persimmon and Pink will be a lovely addition to the show this spring.

This kitty finger puppet is about the cutest thing I’ve ever seen. Imagine the hours you could spent playing with this, with or without kids. Keep one in your desk at the office, in the car, and don’t forget to take the kitty to church.
Way to go Dallas. If you simply can’t wait until the bazaar to get your hands on some of Dallas Russell’s goods- try Frosty Darling in downtown SLC.

main gallery Covey Center for the Arts, filled to the brim.

festive gourds by Ana Roberts, so cute!

darling goods by Kelly McKaleb

fabulous birthday hats by Bridget McKinley

phew! what a astronomical amount of handmade effort has gone into preparing for this show by every participant, we hope you enjoy it! (don’t forget to bring your Christmas list!)

Here are a few goods for the show, if you want to sneak peek a few more..

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

Hiedi Blackwelder specialty is in graphic design, especially cards and invitations for events, but she loves designing and crafting all kinds of things from silly to smart and everything in between. Her letter pressed cards and tags are darling and top-notch original.


This Christmas she is also dabbling in paint and doing a little makeover on old elementary school chairs. Very clever, don’t your little one’s need some color in their space?

Sarah Jane Studios presents artwork for playrooms and nurseries which depict the innocence and simple wonder of childhood. Her illustrations are vintage inspired with a fresh, simple style. We so are excited to have Sara join the show this year. I heard she will also be making cards and gift tags. I can’t wait to see!

I just bumped into Sonya Evans and saw her darling duds at the gallery stroll in Salt Lake City this past weekend. She is recently returned from Eugene Oregon and we are so pleased she will be joining the show.
Her screen-printed goods include shirts for adults (men and women) and kids, sweatshirts, totes and diaper covers. All of her designs are her own original artwork, hand-dyed fabric in groovin’ colors. Check out her adult goods here or items for children here.

You know what they say…aprons don’t hold us back, they take us back. I wonder what they would say about reversible aprons?

Or they just help you look really cute when you’re helping out in the kitchen.

Mindy Relyea of One Wish World will be a joining the show this Christmas. Her scarves and sweaters are darling. Each scarf is finished with a little pocket. Inside every pocket is a surprise thought or charm. She believes in passing on goodness and sunshine in surprising places. She will have mother daughter scarves, women’s sweaters, little girl sweaters and jackets, and of course logo tees.

Every sweater she makes is an absolute one-of-a-kind. Put together in an “upcycle” fashion, she literally pieces them together from lots of other sweaters to come up with the finished product. She love colors and patterns of all kinds, along with flowers and trees and trims, all of which you will find on every finished product.

michelle…you are just so crafty! look at these new york duds. each of my little ladies will own one of these!

molly’s buttons…are fantastic

there are so many clever gals in our neck of the woods, and amber callister of sassy mia is no exception. these darling little girl shoes have been available at previous shows, and we will have them again this spring. she also has great shoes for the little fellas, thank goodness- if you have little boys and you care about what they wear, you know quite well there’s not enough out there for boys that doesn’t have some stupid logo or graphic, especially in the shoe department. to see her boy shoes click here to see more girl shoes click here

How I spent my spring break…
I made all of these smocks, while my children frolicked and played with their grandparents.
I decided to go with oilcloth in the smock department, because it makes them so easy to clean.
I have a few more cut out and ready to finish, and a few regularly shaped kid oilcloth aprons to stick in with the bunch.
I need to finish quick so I can move along and have enough time to make big-girl aprons.