I specialize in making quirky paper goods and hand-printed patterns. Patterns and textures will vary from linocuts, hand-marbling, and giclee prints.

We make handmade signs, recycled skateboard beards, letterpress cards and poster prints, paper people, hand sewn bow & neck ties and possibly a few new items too.
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I am an artist, I paint and draw. My focus for the Bazaar would be selling prints and possibly originals. I have some mother’s day themed prints I’d like to add to the collection.
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-I make Funky fabric rose belts. I try to use current, inspiring fabrics to pair with my bold roses.
-I make fabric head ties for babies, toddlers and adults. I try to use chic fabric and appliqué a rose or bird on the head tie.
-Hand-carve hand press linoleum blocks to create prints. I will add two new prints- Draper Temple and Salt Lake- Spring Blossoms (First time it will be available in prints)
-Cards with temple prints.
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I’ve got banners and pillows and clutches and wallets and posters! This year I’m also making a few dolls and felt stuffed animals.
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I like to make cute things! I’ll have plenty of colorful felt and ribbon headbands and hair clips for infants, children, and adults. I particularly love bows and flowers, but I also have some new cameo style hair clips as well as a few illustrated prints and paper goods. Visit me here.

I make lots of paintings and prints. For every Beehive Bazaar I also try to make new and unique items to sell- jewelry, puzzles, felted goods, dolls. Visit me here.

We make all things buttons! Including our handy and stylish pocket mirrors, bobby pins, ponytails, magnets, earrings, zipper pulls, etc. etc. We also plan to bring in some DIY button kits! We are always trying to keep our items fresh, fun, and beautiful! We are also in the process of creating new items just for the Beehive Bazaar!

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We make: Furniture, Picture Frames, Children’s Toys, Earrings, Necklaces, Art Prints.

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Paper goods and such specially designed to bring a smile to your face, and make you want to share them with others.

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Mike and Alma Loveland are a husband and wife team who work together on various projects. Alma is more on the graphic art end, Mike is more on the traditional art end. Together they offer a fun, functional, and eclectic mix of products.

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I make pretty paper dolls & painted illustrations on paper and on wood frames.

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I’ve been making lots of things with felt. I’m working on a series of baby bell balls. I’ve been cleaning, dyeing and carding wool from some sheep in Provo. I also have been painting new birds and will have new prints, and hopefully a couple editions of a Prove Zine done by then!

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I love to make handmade stationery, shadow box collages, wrist cuffs, and journals. My love is collecting vintage findings and sewing notions, bird postcards, and ephemera. I enjoy putting together fabulous inspiration kits with the trinkets and treasures I find along the my travels. I have been making things and drawing since I was a little girl. I am always thinking of things to make, sew, or draw. I never stop creating! I was recently published in two Somerset Studios magazines with a handmade wrist cuff and layered bird tag.

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We are two persons looking for ways to communicate through the beauty of silkscreen. We make posters, tote bags, journals, sometimes t-shirts. We just started to work with felt and we love it so far!

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I adore using lots of real vintage supplies—this time I’ve got loads of vintage wallpaper that I’m going to transform into sketchbooks/journals, more of the vintage flower earrings, some more headbands and hair accessories.

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After looking at countless Dutch and Swiss graphic design work from the 1950 – 60’s, I got insanely inspired to design and screen print up quite a few art posters that all have elements found in those vintage sources.

All of the posters are printed by hand using soy based screen printing ink.

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We make stationary, paper goods, journals, bookplates and are adding purses, scarves and hats. We love designing and creating unique things that hopefully other people love too.

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Original paper cut images & drawings primarily of children.

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Sycamore Street Press is the full-time family business of Kirk and Eva Jorgensen. We are dedicated to combining fresh designs, sustainable methods, and the vintage charm of letterpress printing. We collaborate with a few of our friends to create the designs for our cards, posters, gift tags, frame mats, fortune tellers, etc… Then Kirk and I crank each item through our Vandercook press by hand to achieve the texture and impression that letterpress is known for. We love the creative, collaborative nature of our work and we love sharing the beauty of letterpress with others!

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I am an illustrator, printer, sewn-collage maker. I love to accomplish my works in many different ways. I like to have fun!

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I focus on art cards and prints created from my illustrations and paintings, but also use my “girls” to make art dolls, hairpins, pendants and other things. I’ve been working the last little while to even further improve my giclée prints (new pretty paper!) and make available BIGGER print sizes (I’m so excited!). I hope to bring many new designs and not-yet-seen prints to the spring show.

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I love color and functional design! I find that creating a little something each day helps me to feel happy and balanced.

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I pretty much have crafting ADD so I make a lot of different
things. My husband, Brad, does a lot of it too (he has paintings and
furniture too, but they are pretty big). He does a lot of the felting
and wall hanging construction.

This year I am making lots of framed paintings of fish and birds. I also have made a series of wooden bird puzzles (which I don’t have a photo of at the moment). I will have some letterpress items with my art on them as well, and hopefully some little felted animals.

Mike and Alma Loveland are a husband and wife team who work together on various projects. Alma is more on the graphic art end, Mike is more on the traditional art end. Together they offer a fun, functional, and eclectic mix of products.

I absolutely love fabric.  I started creating these headpieces to make money so I could purchase more fabric!  The headpieces have taken over the creative side of my  brain.  I love combining the different textures and colors of the fabrics to create a unique piece of hair candy.  I hope you will enjoy my creations and are able to feel the happiness I exude as I make each and every one.

I like to make things that are fun to play with, fun to wear, fun to use, fun to look at. Lately I’ve been making papier mache sculptures- mostly little deer. I’ve been designing paper dolls and crafting felt pictures on baby clothes. I have letterpressed notecards and some delectable edibles as well.

Lately I’ve been drawing pictures, mostly of forests and mushrooms and little girls and robots…things that make me happy! I will have framed pictures for sale, and have also transferred some drawings to screens to print. I will be printing deer, elephants, mushrooms and robots onto stockings, leggings, dresses, scarves and cards. I’ll probably find ways to incorporate vintage trimmings and buttons onto them, as I’ve been stocking up. I can’t wait!

I make uber-cool accessories out of recycled materials. My bracelets are made primarily out of old magazine pages and I have a new line (bracelets for now and purses/pocketbooks/notebooks to come) made out of bike tire inner tubes. I also incorporate old zipper pulls into some accessories. I describe my style as a mixture of industrial/ethnic/chic and design for both men and women. While much of my line’s appeal is that is recycled, people love it for it’s originality and uniqueness. I like creating wearable fashion from things that otherwise end up in the garbage! Visit me!

When I was little, I would ask my mom to draw me pictures of ‘merdalmations’ (dalmation + mermaid tail). Since then I’ve graduated from BYU in visual arts, emphasizing in painting and drawing. In June, I finished my Master’s degree in Art Therapy Counseling from Marylhurst University. Today, I continue to paint and make prints of my artwork. Art is a form of communication and this is my visual language. Can you hear me?

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I mostly make handmade blank journals, because I feel like there is no better way to express your feelings and emotions than on a blank page. I will also be bringing along some FABULOUS little statuettes that every woman needs, they are inspired by the Day of the Dead and they could not be sweeter. I’ll be bring along more fancy hair pins as well as some jewelry too! Visit me!

Sycamore Street Press is the full-time family business of Kirk and Eva Jorgensen. We are dedicated to combining fresh designs, sustainable methods, and the vintage charm of letterpress printing. We collaborate with a few of our friends to create the designs for our cards, posters, gift tags, frame mats, fortune tellers, etc… Then Kirk and I crank each item through our Vandercook press by hand to achieve the texture and impression that letterpress is known for. We love the creative, collaborative nature of our work and we love sharing the beauty of letterpress with others!

Ashley: I create because I like things that don’t exist. I reuse things that have meaning to me, like skirts out of my Grandpa’s old work shirts. I print cards because I like working with my hands, and who hasn’t needed a Get Well Soon Broken Heart card?

Camille: I make things out of fabric: quilts, quiet books, and clock pillows for children. For adults: fabric box sets, Children Kids plushies, and Christmas collection including stockings, ornaments, wreathes, and Tiger Fire Christmas Album (in this case I made something out of music). I do it because I like creation.

I’ll have plenty this year including some of the linocut cards I had in the spring 2007 show back as signed prints. My main focus will be clothing made from recycled sources such as preworn clothing, scraps, and thrift store fabric. Some of my clothing is completely original and some is based on vintage patterns with my own elements added. I have been focusing on women tops. The amount of chemicals used to produce and process new fabrics is staggering, and it harms us and our world. My little son has autism and so of course having a world with less toxins is important to me and that is why I do what I do. Visit me!

We started making buttons as a creative outlet for all the women in Estes household. It was something that we could all do and do together. What started as a hobby has developed into a little business. We love to create, think of new ideas, and share it with others. We make adorable earrings, pocket mirrors, rings, bobby pins, and other button goodies. Our products are different from most jewelry sold. They are bright, fun and extremely affordable. Visit us!

Greeting Cards – sold as box sets or individually. Beautiful, whimsical, unique cards designed by designers for a bunch of different occasions or just because.  Visit me!

I make modern paper cut silhouette images. Mostly of children and people. I have original pieces & also giclee prints of my most popular designs. The giclee prints are made of the highest quality archival ink and printed on somerset print making paper. My images and color palettes are very modern. The images I will have are of some of my giclee prints. You can find both giclee’s and originals at my etsy shop.

I’ve been working really hard these last few months to increase my selection. I’ll have-all new prints of never-before-seen girls and characters in time for this show, both as open and limited editions. I’ve got new necklace designs and have expanded my product selection into bookmarks, magnets, gift tags, stationery and notepads. I also plan to have ready unique, holiday-themed designs perfect for December. A few new cards have been added to the line as well, and adorable new frames have been found to house my prints and will be available; waiting and ready-to-hang. What fun! Come visit me!

I have three wonderful and amazing daughters, I started my business to celebrate my love and life with them. I love to make creations that celebrate being a girl, in all stages of life. My creations tend to slant toward the very essence of feminine. I started making fairy items, but I have moved on to unique hairclips, chandeliers, junk journals, vintage button bracelets, lampshades, painted vintage furniture, crowns and some wearable art. I always try to add vintage elements, lace, buttons, ribbon, old pictures; anything with a wonderful sense of history. My goal is to see someone’s eyes light up when they see what I have made!

Specializing in stationery (and a few other little odds and ends) that will lift the clouds of a rainy day, my hope is to create stationery that you will want to share with others. Visit me!

I am a graphic designer/illustrator by trade & I quit my full-time job a year ago to practice as an artist and to make my own products. All of the products I make are hand-illustrated. I letterpress print my own cards & art prints and screen print my own t-shirts in my garage. It’s everything I love and all I want to do…

Little girl dresses with fabric I tie-dyed with sweet matching belts and snap on adornments. Letterpressed greeting cards that say “hi” in purple ink, and have a cool morrocan inspired pattern. Felt cakes and felt gingerbread house toys. Mini paintings with fabric and other collage incorporated. Wooden dolls a la paper doll style. Visit me here…