I make fine art for the common person. Color, texture, design, thread, paper, pen, ink, paint, you name it, I probabley use it somehow in my peices. I make paper people, which are sewn paper dolls mounted and ready to frame and put up on your wall. My wife and I also make letterpress cards and prints. Come check it out, and get a sneak peak here (www.coltbowden.blogspot.com). Price range $1-300.

Specializing in paper goods and such designed to life the clouds of a rainy day.  Our line up includes adorable stationery, bookmarks, magnets, brooches, necklaces, art prints and hand-sewn pillow dolls. Price range $3 – $35. Visit me here…

I mostly make silk screened prints and silkscreened pillows.  My prints are usually silkscreened versions of linoleum cuts. The prints are all hand pulled and are in small editions. The pillows are hand-pulled on canvas using my silkscreened designs, then they are stuffed and sewn. I may also have a few small mixed-media paintings available also. Price range: $10.00- $100.00. Visit me at…

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.

We are pleased as punch to have Miriam from Abode, Paris Flea Market joining us again!  Her new Sugar Sugar jewelry line and Golliwog vintage paper & collage, along with all of her other eclectic goodies sure to be seen are some definite eye candy. Anyone craving a some Sugar Babies???

We are so excited to have Ashley Christensen in the Beehive Bazaar again. This year, in addition to her one of a kind hand crafted necklace/wearable art, she is bringing her hand letter pressed cards. Each one is her original artwork, & they are looking so cool.  

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.

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.

candle holders made from collages using scrapbook paper, stamps, vintage photographs and more. . .

Wallets made by MaxineDear. The wallet making process…they remove the covering from the cardboard backing which gives hardback books their stiffness, then wrap this woven material over a soft thin leather to create a sturdy and comfortable wallet. Fabulous.

Paper packets chocked full of beautiful paper scraps, each little pile is a surprise from vintage wrapping paper to postage stamps, illustrations and more. Grab one for yourself, you deserve a little surprise. Note: Each mini pile is unique.

“I love magazines and I always find some sort of inspiration by reading them. But a woman can only have so many magazines!” That is why Diana Camomile Peck of Envelop Design came up with the idea of rather than throwing her magazines away she could recycle them by turning them into envelopes. “The art in magazines is beautiful as well as silly and it is a shame to just throw it away.” These envelopes are unusual and you can always find the perfect envelop that is fitting to a specific person. Each envelope is lined and includes a notecard and address label.

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!

Bridget McKinley, clever and crafty to no end, is joining the Beehive Bazaar this Christmas. Her banners are darling, amazing and much cuter than anything I have seen in stores. I hear she might be making birthday hats too, you can see a greenish one in the foreground of the first picture. I think I need one for every occasion. Check her out on her blog, she’s got some delicious culinary ideas that might leave you hanking to whip something up in the kitchen.