Ahimsa Ceramics by Jacqueline Keer ~ Ceramic work with colored clay, large range of styles and price points
Art Joesaic by Joseph Frumkin ~ I make a variety of glass and stone mosaic pieces. Jewelry can range from necklaces, to bracelets, to bolo ties! Larger, abstract mosaic artworks are also available to be hung on a wall and I’m always up to making custom pieces, let me know what you’re thinking!
Beading Gallery by Yuliya Klochan ~ I specialize in loom beading to make mini art pieces, keychains, bracelets, and earrings. I’m inspired by nature, cities, cute animals, and traditional Ukrainian embroidery—and I love creating designs that make people smile.
BJA Ceramics by Benita Johnson-Anguiano ~ Handmade ceramics, mugs, vases and plates
Chimera Crafters by Marjorie Leslie ~ a group of crafters who make beaded jewelry and crocheted in a variety of colors and styles.
Chris Wooten ~ I search the alleys of my neighborhood for discarded furniture. I carry it home, dismantle it and use the wood to make boxes, vessels and utensils.
CosasHB by Helga Bravo ~ Handmade Fun! Family + Amor + Laughter = All the “Cosas” needed in Life.
Cry Baby Crafts by Taylor Pasche and Corbin Paulino ~ We’re a married couple here in Chicago creating political and nerdy products. We focus on mental health, feminism, and generally cute things!
Elm & Clover by Kenneth McHugh ~ All natural, and homemade soaps specially crafted for quality and value. Products free from animal-derived ingredients, harmful chemicals, and unnecessary additives.
Emily’s Reliquary by Emily Stensloff ~ A metalsmith and fiber artist who is inspired by history, literature, and horror aesthetics.
Emma Lyons Art by Emma Lyons ~ Colorful, whimsical, encouraging art ranging from abstract to figurative. From original acrylic paintings to paper prints, these vibrant pieces are sure to brighten your day!
Foraged Goods by Angelica Haennicke ~ Small scale art and crafts made from repurposed and locally found materials.
GretchenC Studio by Gretchen Colavito ~ Original beaded jewelry hand sewn with need and thread, inspired by Tribal Art, Couture fashio, the Victorian Era, and Belle Epoque Eras.
Labyrinth Beauty LLC by Victoria Jurkowski ~ Artisan soap to nourish your skin and enchant your self-care routine
Lin Bader Design by Lin Bader ~ a woman-owned and AAPI-owned jewelry studio based in Chicago. I design and hand make small batch fine jewelry in 22k, 18k, 14k gold and silver using ancient jewelry making techniques I was teaching back in NYC.
Lotus Hand Knits by Carrie Baumann-Matta ~ I hand knit clothing and accessories.
LuDesigns Jewelry by Lucy Clasen ~ I specialize in sterling silver jewelry which is handmade. Also making other types of jewelry with pearls, gemstones, crystals and other natural materials
Moonstone Chandlery® by Maureen Crichlow ~ I combine the powerful healing properties of crystals, herbs, and essential oils to create Intentional Energy Tools. My apothecary includes handmade crystal infused soy intention candles, crystal infused smudge sprays, and hand wrapped smudge bundles.
MoonPerl by Rachel Perlman ~ Disabled artist making art and products that promote healing, empowerment, having a voice and individuality!
Rye Cat Ceramics by Rye Ledford ~ Hand painted one of one ceramic pieces. A focus on graphic designs and symbolism.
Rebecca’s Confection by Rebecca Sutter ~ a cottage bakery in Roscoe Village that makes baked goods and treats with local fruits, grains, and dairy. From jams to cookies, meringues, and macarons, we enjoy being part of your everyday celebrations!
Soap and Stitches by Ada Gershfeld ~ handmade soap, bath bombs, and crochet goods.
SunshineIsHappiness by Susan Lechner ~ Oil hand painted magnets. Some are sweet, some are sassy, some are whimsical. But all are created to bring you warmth and happiness.
Sweet Henry Balm by Keri Johnsrud ~ a Chicago-based, female-owned business, provides natural relief for dry, chapped skin using vegan, nut-free, and gluten-free ingredients in eco-conscious packaging.
Vero Rose Smith Creative LLC by Vero Rose Smith ~ Vero Rose Smith makes climate change personal through data-driven paintings and drawings that often become performances and installations.
Windy City Winter by Pam Wiedmann ~ One of a kind women’s mittens from up cycled wool sweaters. Lined with new fleece and embellished with repurposed buttons.
