This is is updated as vendors complete their registration process.

JEWELRY
Bob Carter, BC Stonewear – hand-crafted artisan stone jewelry
Beverley Diaz, Beverley’s Jewels – hand-crafted jewelry using semi-precious stones and Swarovski crystals, sterling silver, copper, brass, pewter and gun metal
Rebecca Goos, The Glass Goos – glass jewelry, ornaments, figurines, and baubles handmade at the torch
Sharon Kirkland – Copper jewelry holders & displays; beaded and/or stitched jewelry; beaded holiday accessories and ornaments
Nicole Mautz, CAPtivating Designs Jewelry– key rings, money clips, pins, one of a kind necklaces, Christmas ornaments (vintage light bulb reflector)
Jon Schoonmaker, Schoonmaker Enterprises - Native American dreamcatchers, earrings, spirit windows & necklaces; Swarovski jewelry & Santa necklaces
Taylor Thomas, Spunky Raven Designs - copper enamel jewelry: earrings, bracelets, necklaces, and beaded headbands
Vicki Vipond – unique and individually designed jewelry made from natural materials (stone & shell beads), glass beads and assorted metals including sterling silver

FABRIC, YARN & MITTENS
Judy Carley, The Bow Lady – women and children’s embellished clothing, hair accessories, towels, jeweled Christmas trees, mittens, hats and more (in tent outside, weather permitting)
Jennine Duda, Zippity Duda’s Emporium of Fabric Delights – quilts, totes, jewelry & crayon rolls, zippered pouches in many sizes, banners, stockings, gift bags, puppet theaters & other fun fabric creations
Lolita Fischer and Marlene Brodt, L&M Crafts – mittens made from recycled wool sweaters
Penny Hoffman, Penny’s Crochet Creations – crocheted animal and character hats
Norma Jorgensen – felted wool critters, plus paintings using alcohol ink
Lisa Kieselhorst, Doggie Duds and Doodads – dog collars, scarves, leashes, toys plus paw ointment
Andy Klingenmeyer, Landre Gifts – Hand-dyed silk scarves and jewelry
Edith Koranda – handmade American Girl doll clothes
Sue Kvidera and Jen Kvidera-Lentsch – wide variety of crocheted and sewn items such as afghans, blankets, technology sleeves, tote bags & more
Theodore Stumpf, Artiste de Fibre - necktie pillows and zipper pouches, t-shirt pillows, Christmas stockings and fiber bowls and wall hangings
Deb Swing & Kathy Vernstrom  – crocheted topped towels
Michele Warren, Michele’s Crafts – pet beds & toys, polar fleece mittens and slipper socks, doll clothes, “frustration dudes” and more

PHOTOGRAPHY & PAPER GOODS
Kelly Duncan, Sweetpea Stamping– hand-crafted paper cards, ornaments, gift bags, gift boxes, and paper-altered notebooks, pens & coasters
Raju Lamichhane, Raju’s Arts – collage art made from local newspapers and magazines; greeting cards
Dominique Miller, ByNikcreations – notecards featuring reproductions of original illustrations, most nature-inspired, using a variety of mediums
Amy Petterson, Amy P StampnScrap – handmade cards, paper crafts, gift card holders, calendars, scrapbook pages, frames and more
Mary Selby and Myra Smisek, Mary and Myra Images – nature photography – prints, cards, bookmarks and journals; plus appliquéd MN dish towels

POTTERY, SCULPTURE, LEATHER & WOOD
Curt Heacox, Heacox’s Boxes, Etc. – wooden boxes, bowls, pens and other small items
Bree Sallee, B Pottery - ceramic vases and dinnerware in a variety of sytles and colors
Doug Swanson, Triple S Woodcrafts – handcrafted wood items that are turned on a lathe, including bowls, ornaments and wine stoppers

FOOD ITEMS
Dierich Anderson, D & E’s Bees – “Rosetown Gold” honey harvested from their backyard apiary in Roseville. 2022 State Fair Blue Ribbon!
Becky Hippert and Gretchen Gallagher Weinstein, We Be Jammin’ – homemade jams and handmade knit and sewn textiles
Carol J. Lessard, The Pickled Pantry – canned goods, including jam, chutney, salsa, pickles, marinara, etc.
Bryan Ruch, Groveland Confections– gourmet handmade chocolates from scratch, made from the finest ingredients

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Suzetta Baltazer, just as i am – “unpaper towels,” beanbag chair covers, sandwich wrappers, rag wreaths, sensory rice & rice bins and kits; custom cross-stitch family & house portraits
Beth Bronski, SBC Buttons & Beads – “button people,” great for holiday tree decorations; plant stakes; hand-woven beaded jewelry; “BagOns” – new bags that become an aprons
Jennifer Dorn, Red Bird Florals – handmade wreaths, floral arrangements, and garlands for every season and for every style
Michele & Melissa Fisher, Saintly Sisters Design - holiday decor using vintage and found materials, sometimes with a hint of humor
Jane Forliti, One Hot Mess! – framed forests, ornament plant stakes, pizzelles & misc. food items, dog treats, & wood carvings
David & Christine Kennedy, All Things Herbal– earth-friendly soaps and lotions blending herbs and botanicals from their garden
Girl Scouts Travel – raising money for a big trip! Sewn baby items, hats, mittens, scarves, etc., knitted items, stained glass, jewelry and much more
Jeff Kehl, Minnesota Corn Bag – corn-filled warming bags
Guylaine Lescarbeau, Chez Encore – various redesigned & up-cycled items making an “encore” for your home and garden…from gift cards to unique wreaths & anything in between
Cheryl “CJ” Madsen, 2nd Chance Art – jewelry, home furnishing & seasonal items made from refurbished & repurposed objects, with a bit of whimsey added
Jolene Metty, Black Horse Candle Co. – handmade soy candles plus recycled cork items such as ornaments, animals, trivets, etc.; hand embroidered towels
Danialle Zschokke, DanialleCreates – Shirts & sweatshirts, totes, ornaments, cups/glasses, stickers