Sorry about no vendor spotlight yesterday. It's been busy around here getting posters and postcards around. But today we are just going to double up and you get more wonderful vendors to read about! Dickinson Kitchenware Dickinson Kitchenware is a small family business that uses locally harvested hardwoods to create kitchenware that is both appealing and completely functional. They use only hand techniques and power tools, no CNC machines or lasers, to create each of their kitchenware pieces. Every piece is sanded then oiled in a food safe oil and are ready for use! Frangipani Body Products Tracy Land started Frangipani in 2009 as a way to combat her senstive skin issues and Rosacea. She uses all plant-based ingredients including steam distilled essential oils, cold pressed carrier oils, and certified organic ingredients when available. Her line includes face washes, face serums, hand and face lotions, body oils, and healthy balms. Peaceful, Natural Skin Care. The Meditative Creative In a world filled with unique individuals and incredible talents, I find it nearly impossible to describe myself as a specialist of any one specific thing. My passions are many, and I choose to foster them co-dependently. It is my true belief that in this way, I grow not only in skill, but in experience as a human being. I'm all about growing my passions together, connecting them to every part of my life. In this way, I am always enhancing my processes of making, seeing, and being. Newfangled Confections Newfangled Confections offers blast-from-the-past candy made with a dash of love and nostalgia. Candymaker Carrie Abbott’s modern take on grandma’s candy dish favorites is inspired by childhood memories including trips with her grandfather to Hook’s Drugstore in the late 1970s. Their signature candy, Frittle combines the classic peanut-buttery sweetness of brittle crossed with peanut fudge. The result is a kinder, softer brittle with a crispy-creamy texture and just a hint of salt. (Gluten-free and vegan). Sara B. Jewelry Sara B. Jewelry & Metalsmithing is rooted in the hunt for rare pieces of earth to be collected, and for those bits of natural history to be preserved and captured in unique, modern handmade jewelry. All Sara B. pieces are handcrafted in her little Midwest mess of a home studio. Her quest is to create unconventional jewelry with a bit of raw earthiness and asymmetry. Using traditional metalsmithing techniques and tools to craft jewelry that is natural yet modern, she embraces the inherent imperfections of the stones and fossils as well as her hand at work. Function By Jennifer Creighton
Jennifer's clay objects focus on function and usability. Her collection utilizes clean lines and minimalist designs accented by bright pops of color and satiny neutrals. Jennifer throws her work on the potter's wheel and finishes every piece by hand in her studio in Northeast Indiana lake country.
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