I create functional and artistic works in my SLC wood shop, including; salad bowls, pepper grinders, French rolling pins, and hollow-form vessels. 100% of my material comes from urban sources that would otherwise end up in landfills or turned into mulch.
Mariah Desatoff of Blue Jayne creates groovy wearable art & western trinkets including hats, upcycled painted jackets & bright enameled jewelry.
Since childhood Cari has loved nature, animals and all the creatures in it. She sculpts her creations from polymer clay and hand paints each one.
With a background in Graphic Design, Becca brings typography and bold graphical patterns into her Fiber Art and Macrame pieces.
Rebecca gives new life to old rock-climbing ropes, transforming them into unique, handcrafted creations with a passion for sustainability and adventure!
I have over 30 years of experience in sewing, and a couple of years ago, my son asked me to create a dog bandanna. Since then, I’ve been consistently making them and eventually decided to turn my passion into a business opportunity. Last October, I applied for a business name registration in the state of Utah under the name Bark Bandannas. In addition to my sewing ventures, I also have a professional background in education. I currently teach in a kindergarten-first grade split classroom. This dual role allows me to balance my creative pursuits with my commitment to educating young children. Sewing has been a long-standing hobby that I’ve now successfully transitioned into a small business endeavor. The process of designing and crafting dog bandannas brings me joy and satisfaction, especially knowing that pet owners appreciate and enjoy the products I create. As an educator, I bring patience, attention to detail, and creativity into both my classroom and my sewing studio. These skills complement each other well, allowing me to excel in both realms.
Family-driven 3D printing with eco-friendly PLA. Innovative, sustainable creations for enthusiasts and customers. Bringing imagination to life!
I make paintings and illustrations inspired by the animal kingdom. I draw on found book pages, maps, sheet music and also create symbolic and fantastical imagery in a variety of mediums.
Attic Glitter is all about assembling jewelry from all things broken, trashed, dirty, and junked to recreate it into beautiful treasure.
Textile artist, Andre Hoggan, uses fibers found in his Salt Lake City backyard to create and teach the art of handmade paper.