Coral Wilcox has been crocheting since the age of 11. Combining her skills of crochet and jewelry making, she crochets silver wire and beads into wonderful earrings, pendants and bracelets. In an effort to being Eco friendly, the yarn that Coral’s crochet hats and scarves are made with is from 100% post recycled plastics. The end product is durable and extremely soft to wear.

Cici Designs is the idea of Cyndi Jakus from Reno, NV. She creates nostalgic pieces using discarded and recycled vinyl records. Her inspiration comes from her earliest memory of the joy of music and the sight of her Dad teaching disco dancing lessons to foxy ladies of the 70’s. Each handmade item is a tribute to music’s glorious past.

Revival Fashions is a recycled fashion and accessory line out of Oakland, CA. Designer Megan C. Melton got the idea after traveling to Peru as a factory agent for a textile and garment manufacturer. After witnessing the long hours, harsh working conditions and shabby living areas the local people were subject to, and as a factory worker herself at the time, she decided to create a unique fashion and jewelry line out of recycled materials.

Chic’ Funky Designs is a line of jewelry created by Shannon Gregg, a stay at home mom from Reno. NV. Shannon carefully makes her one-of-a-kind pendants by soldering glass around tiny pictures and photos she has collected from old books and other findings. She also has found old broken china with beautiful hand-painted designs to make some unique pendants to add to her collection.

Fresh Findings was created by Jessica Carlini, a college student studying graphic design. Jess loves to paint, collage, and create jewelry.  In her spare time she likes to scour thrift stores for vintage findings to add to her unique jewelry. She works from her home and has a little Doxie named Mitter to keep her company.

Tender Loving Empire is a media and arts collective based in beautiful Portland Oregon.  Included in their store is a record label/comics imprint/consignment shop/gallery/custom screen-printer/concert production house/general purveyor of things artistic. All the unique designs for their clothing is created by local emerging artists who are part of their collective and have other original creations with Tender Loving Empire.

The Caravan is all about unique one-of-a-kind items.  Behind the name, is Rebecca Brown of Woodridge, CA.   As a child Rebecca traveled with her mother all over Europe. Growing up surrounded by Gypsy magic and Victorian charm helped give her inspiration to being open minded and rekindling a bygone era.  Hence her style unique of retro revivals, vintage revamps and Bohemian goodness.

Bottled Up Designs. An avid antique glass and bottle collector, Laura lives near a wooded area with multiple antique bottle dumps. It always bothered her how as a collector, we take away the pretty whole bottles, but leave the broken pieces behind.

Each of the pieces are made from start to finish by her, 100% from reclaimed antique glass from these dumps. She has prepared for each piece "The Story of the Glass" that details for you what the glass was originally, the age of the glass, and what it was used for.

de'Leau Jewelry. Adrienne and Sara DeLoe began de L’eau Jewelry with an interest in handcrafting original and creative jewelry pieces. They both come from a fine arts background and incorporate their artistic sensibilities into creating unique and beautiful pendants.

Their interest in handcrafting original and creative fine jewelry is founded on their love of fine arts and the desire to create items that exude beauty. They use materials that reflect the elements of beauty around them; primarily flowers and flower petals, often offset by fine papers or original digital and hand drawn images.

Effie's Heart is for modern women who yearn for the true glamour of yesteryear. Kimo, founder of Effie's Heart has a lust for easy living, an appreciation of eclectic beauty, and a taste for the finer things of fashion's past-all of which come together to bridge new fashion ground in Effie's Heart.

As a fashion adventurist who be lives in the accessibility of style, Kimo has created a line wearable by any modern woman who be lives that comfort can be bed-mates with fashion.

INDVSL Clothing started in 2004 by artist Daryll Peirce as an outlet to channel some circulation design ideas and as a way to work with artists across multiple platforms. To Daryll clothing is a directly engaging way to represent the works of these renaissance men and women that is also easily accessible to everyone.

INDVSL is a small independent project that is focused solely on the artists' vision of each individual design. All products are made in a sweatshop free environments usually in the US.

Pinecone and Chickadee is the husband and wife team of Noah and Amy based in Maine. They hand silkscreen all their products and their cards and journals are printed on recycled paper.

Hearth and Forge are the husband and wife team of Shane and Amanda who enjoy making lots of different things. Shane has been making silver jewelry for over 10 years and is always experimenting with new ideas. Amanda enjoys sewing, silk screening, and knitting and has been experimenting with making soap, aftershave and other fun stuff. The name "Hearth and Forge" reflects their complementary pairing of interests.

Deknit is about taking the standards of knitting and reestablishing for the new generation. Offering many styles of hats, scarves and much more, Deknit has something for everyone.

The Vintage Empire offers handcrafted jewelry made from vintage pieces.  Old typewriter keys, brass stampings, furniture keys, and vintage charms are given a new lease of life as they are incorporated into modern designs.  Each jewelry piece is unique and special with much thought and care put into its creation. 

Growing up with a mom who was an avid seamstress and cook, Adrienne learned the joy of creating beautiful things at an early age.  Years later she and her husband moved to Melbourne, Australia where a passion for all things vintage was born.  Frequenting flea markets and antique stores, Adrienne developed a keen eye for charming and unique finds. 

Alsatian Soaps and Bath Products was formed in 1999 with only an idea and recipes passed on by relatives from the late 1800’s. The idea was to make high quality, natural soaps and bath products for people, who have the desire to, “be clean, well moisturized, and smell good”. Eight years later, owner Kathy has done just that.

Using only the finest possible ingredients, all products are made in small batches to
ensure they are as fresh as possible. Alsatian Soaps never uses ingredients that are
petroleum based or tested on animals. The Alsatian Soaps product line has something for
everyone. Offering soaps, intense moisturizing lotions and butter bars, sugar scrubs, and
dog products to name a few.

Lauren Haupt loves making jewelry because it allows her the opportunity to express herself in a way she may not be able to communicate. Her design process starts with an idea that the wearer may only chose one accessory: what would they want from that piece? She believes something well-made, beautifully constructed and subtly unexpected. Every piece is hand-made with love and hope the wearer can feel that and feel great.

Christine has always been a creative person. Although her biggest passion is sewing, she also enjoys writing, playing drums, and dabbling in photography. Some of you may know her as the drummer for the Jolenes, or the co-host of Portland-based musical podcast show Pure Pod for Now People.