HR Make Space
Make Space: Elevating empty spaces with versatile, wall-hung or tabletop ceramic companions for your beloved air plants.
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EmilyAsh Designs
Stylish one of a kind bags handmade by Emily using natural materials including leathers, wool, and cottons.
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Evi Studio Art
Evi is a multifaceted designer and artist. The stunning peaks and breathtaking sunsets of the mountains are a constant source of inspiration for Evi.
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Dappermouth
Jenna Barton, known online as ‘dappermouth’, is a Utah-based illustrator who draws and paints strange animals and places.
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DrewBeads
10 year old jewelry and fashion enthusiast creates one-of-a-kind beaded wrist candy that is inspired by trends of today and pop-culture.
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Elm City Botancials
Elm City Botanicals is a one-woman shop run by a PhD student in SLC. Elm City Botanicals specializes in natural handmade soaps and candles made the old-fashioned way. Every item is handmade in small batches with the highest quality ingredients in the Sugarhouse neighborhood of SLC. My soaps are exclusively made with the “cold-process” soap making technique – which takes up to six weeks from start to finish. My candles are made with natural soy and coconut wax, wooden wicks, and essential oils. My scents in my soaps and candles are inspired by the natural beauty, plants, trees, and flowers in Utah. Thank you for considering my business for your market – This business supports my education, and I would be honored to participate.
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Crooked Shed Woodworks
Working out of the Crooked Shed in my yard in SLC, I make beautiful and functional wood products for people to use in their everyday lives.
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CuddleRoo
Brittnie has been crocheting since she was 8 years old. She uses her craft to make stuffed animals that all ages can enjoy!
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Creepy But Cute Press
Artist and printmaker Mary Jenkin specializes in handmade prints, stickers, magnets, and more consisting of creepy fanart and original work.
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Crochet By Issy
A long-time crochet hobbyist, Chrissy loves making snuggle sacks for kids. These mermaid and dino tails are a hit for kids and perfect for snuggling.
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ColorfullMads
Self taught artist Mady creates palette knife oil paintings. Her emphasis is on landscapes and mountains full of textire
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Cephalopod Ceramics
Liza is a ceramic artist who loves experimenting with new techniques of carving, glazing, and sculpting to make unique mugs.
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Ceramics by MA
I am Morgan Allen— the MA in Ceramics by MA. I make goofy small batch, functional pottery inspired by whatever is inspiring me at the moment!
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Broken Stone Leather Co.
Broken Stone Leather Co. makes one of a kind leather goods from the finest materials available, focusing on functionality and durability.
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Buddha Gear
Buddha Gear is a local Utah business, specializing in Intentional Headwear with handcrafted patches with symbols and meditation headbands.
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Camille Nugent Design
I’m passionate about equal representation in my art. Through my digital collages, I enjoy exploring the literal and figurative layers of human emotion.
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Bramble & Sage
We plan to offer products that support this mission statement: Embrace Nature’s Magic. We love to craft with all things from nature. We will be offering fresh handmade winter wreaths, winter swags, and other garden-related winter crafts. We will have dried floral accessories (hair), dried floral wreaths, and dried floral moons. We love to create plants, mushrooms, and nature’s beautiful flora and fauna out of clay. All dried floral will be grown on our micro-farm or will be gathered and foraged (sustainably) from Cache Valley. We hope to have dried herbs and dried herb sachets later in the season. A large focus will be on gifts that customers could use for the holidays. As we love all things connected to nature and as beekeepers, we will also have honey-focused products. Raw and unfiltered honey, honey sticks, chapsticks, and candles made with our beeswax.
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Bright & Stormy Kids
An eco conscious clothing creator who collects children’s vintage clothing and makes one of a kind upcycled children’s clothing & accessories.
