EVIG Clips

With a passion for resin art, Teresa creates bold and expressive hair clips for women and girls! She loves making hair clips because they are wearable, affordable art.

Fearless Wood Turning

I am a blind Utah artisan who has had to learn to "see" the world differently. I lost my eyesight due to a rare genetic eye disease called MacTel 2. I learned how to do my lathe work in woodshop class at Utah DSBVI (2016). All my pieces are created start to finish without sight.

Hey Kitty Rae

Hey Kitty Rae is a unique shop in that everything is handmade and most items are one of a kind. Kristin (the maker) personally designs and creates all of the dolls, stuffed animals, purses and occasional knit/crochet items in her shop. Peruse for the perfect gift!

Kismet Metalworks

Silversmithing helped Abby get through two difficult times in her life. Her current work focuses on jewelry inspired by nature and stars which are the light in the darkness.

Lookit Shop

Lookit Shop (and the sister venture, Double Blind Surprise) is run by Adrienne Cook, who makes all the things. She's technically a Master of Fine Art but more accurately a master of kid crafts. Shrinky Dinks are the current obsession.

Lyman & Brown Leather Goods

Linda and Glenn Brown are artisans who create leather goods, illuminated sculptures and when possible, up-cycled bags and goods. Their current line of leather goods has evolved out of their search to create fine-crafted leather goods made by hand.

Sparrow Shades Studio

Ridding the world of boring lamps…one lampshade at a time! Merritt carefully handcrafts lampshades and lanterns with fun, funky fabrics ready to revamp the feel of your room in a flash. From wild boho to cool modern vibes — a little lampshade can change everything.

TabbyAddams Illustration

Megan is an illustrator who draws her inspiration from history, fantasy, and nature. You will find prints, tote bags, pins, buttons, stickers, and more at her shop!

Tattered Meadows

Em shares her love for color, texture, pattern, and protecting the planet through clothing. Her shop, Tattered Meadows, offers handmade and vintage clothing that she makes custom alterations to so that every piece is one of a kind.

The Basil Project

The Basil Project produces naturally dyed goods using botanical materials aka plants and flowers! All items are hand-dyed in small-batch here in Salt Lake City, Utah. Each product takes between 48 – 96 hours to complete our natural dye process. Every item is unique, one of a kind!