2025 maker list with links!

Jennifer E Couch, Jenci (Accessories)

“Bags and purses made from reclaimed materials such as wool suit jackets, car seatbelts and cork tree bark. Each bag is unique and created one at a time. Design elements from the original materials are individually worked onto each bag. This is a great way to highlight its reclaimed nature and show a commitment to upcycling and sustainability."

Laura Jackson, Cleveland Recycles (Accessories)

“Durable recycled bags and more....to create environmental change. Single strap belt handles for on-the-go life adventures! Men's & women's recycled CLE bags, CLE yoga mat carrier bags, CLE tshirts, CLE wine bags, CLE sports magnets & prints."

Michelle Romary, Michelle Romary Apparel (Accessories)

“Michelle Romary Apparel is a handmade clothing and accessory line by singer, songwriter, and recording artist Michelle Romary. Inspired by her fondness for preppy-rock stylings, the Women's Clothing Collection showcases unique, limited-edition, timeless pieces that take you from the grocery store to the big stage. The Scarf Collection features a variety of subdued, whimsical, and luxe styles of her popular Winter Face Saver, a bestseller among lovers and haters of winter. In addition, Michelle, a former geologist with a penchant for environmental science and toxicology, offers a range of eco-friendly products, including cloth napkins, fabric coasters, and organic lavender sachets. Michelle's “Charity" Earring Collection features bold and funky fabric statement earrings designed from discarded fabric in an effort to reduce fabric waste from entering landfills; a portion of the proceeds from jewelry sales is donated to environmental causes. Her new line, “Mr.," features pocket squares and scarves. All Michelle Romary Apparel items are designed, constructed, and sewn by Michelle in her Avon, Ohio, studio."

Sarah Larson, Ellie Jane Bags (Accessories)

“Ellie Jane Bags are designed and built with everyday adventures in mind, using waxed canvas, leather, and solid brass hardware. We believe in bags that are functional, durable, but still look good with your favorite pair of jeans. These handmade bags are lined in a waterproof material making them easy to clean. Ellie Jane Bags are beautiful, reliable, and a perfect companion for all your adventures."

Tiffany Boyle, Confetti Moon (Accessories)

“Confetti Moon is a creative small business... equal parts love & rebellion! Everything I do is an expression of my head and heart - a reflection of how I process the world around me. I like to make weird things! Social commentary in the form of dark humor and sarcasm is a recurring theme in both my life and work. I love to marry absurd observations and statements with hearts, sparkles, and frills in order to create unique items that bring levity to what can often feel like an overwhelming world."

Val Smith, Sugar Camp Shop (Accessories)

“Hi! I’m Val, and I’m the maker behind Sugar Camp Bandanas. I create wearable art for people with something to say. Each bandana carries a sentiment of inclusion, empowerment, or rebellion. Wear that message loud and proud if you want, or tuck it away just for you. I started this business 4 years ago, and as I’ve watched our country drastically spiral, I’ve felt more motivated than ever to share these little dopamine hits of defiance for the kind of folks that are out doing the work. Sugar Camp bandanas are made of 100% cotton exclusively in the US, and they offer a uniquely Midwest perspective. Additionally, I make a handful of other accessories such as keychains, buttons, bandana cuffs, and stickers—all sorts of things that help you show the world what you stand for."

Amelia Kieras, Amelia Kieras Paper Arts (Cards + Paper)

“I am a Pittsburgh based illustrator and paper artist. I make pop-up cards, 3D layered cut paper wall art, hand bound artist books, and self published picture books, all featuring my original illustrations. To create my imagery, I start with a sketch, scan it, and then build the final illustration on top using original photography for textures and digital painting techniques to color and blend. I print, cut, and assemble my shadow boxes, books, and cards in my home studio, using archival pigment-based giclee printing and heavyweight matte papers. My imagery is inspired by childhood memories and imaginings, folk tales, fairy tales, and dreams."

Sarah + Erica Kurfis, Snarky Pants Studios (Cards + Paper)

“Snarky Pants Studios is run by two sisters from Ohio creating unique, playfully irreverent gifts for those people who are snarky at heart. First Sarah sketches an idea, then Erica makes it perfect and sends it out for printing. They then turn their designs into greeting cards, vinyl stickers, canvas bags, enamel key chains, pins and buttons, scout-style achievement badges for your pets to earn for protecting you against the mailman, hiding a bone, or bringing you the best "gift", and Sarah crochets super cute amigurumi plush toys, like turtles and bees!"

Haley Mortensen, Haley Mortensen Illustration (Cards + Paper)

“Haley Mortensen is an illustrator and designer from Cleveland, She enjoys storytelling and creating characters through her work. She uses traditional and digital mediums, with an emphasis on marker and gouache. This artwork is featured on art prints, stationery, and gift items."

Kate Kehoe, ChicalooKate (Cards + Paper)

“ChicalooKate makes what some call "Appropriately Inappropriate" goods. Silly, snarky and sweary gift items that might not be safe for work, but will make you laugh. Refrigerator magnets, notebooks, pencils, stickers, and coffee mugs that make you do a double take."

Kati Hanimagi, Oddball Press LLC (Cards + Paper)

“Oddball Press creates contemporary greetings cards and printed goods. Founded in 2007 by Kati Hanimagi, the company began by introducing wry letterpress printed products and then expanded to offer a playful offset lithography collection. Their greeting card catalog continues to grow, adapting to current trends and evolving through whims and brainstorming sessions."

Lora DiFranco, Free Period Press (Cards + Paper)

“Free Period Press creates friendly and thoughtfully-designed tools to help you slow down and take care. Whether you're looking to explore Cleveland with one of our mini-guides, create a personalized Self-Care Master Plan, or add some extremely adorable stickers to your laptop, we hope our bright and playful products will help you stay centered in a hyper-connected world."

Lucy Marshall Williams, Boundary & Thorn (Cards + Paper)

“Boundary and Thorn's products celebrate the joy of life with art prints and greeting cards centered on food, drinks, nature, and positivity. Our products are illustrated by Lucy and printed with a local vendor in Cleveland, OH, with love and care."

Natalie Kovacs, Shapelessflame (Cards + Paper)

“Natalie Kovacs is a self-described Appalachian art goblin known professionally as Shapelessflame. Her irreverent, relatable work is inspired by an array of critters—some folks might see on a hike, in their backyards, or even passing through a portal to another dimension. She translates her light-hearted illustrations onto a variety of products like prints, stickers, notepads, bookmarks, pins, totes, and t-shirts."

Rachael Hancock, Heart of Fold (Cards + Paper)

“Handmade origami jewelry, cards, and decor bursting with color and creativity--these are one-of-a-kind gifts to brighten the holiday season! Based in Cleveland, we craft each piece with care to bring a little extra joy and wonder to every celebration."

Tony Zanni, Type High Letterpress (Cards + Paper)

“Type High Letterpress uses its collection of antique wood and metal type, in combination with hand carved or found images to create posters, art prints, greeting cards, notebooks and more. These are all produced by hand and printed vintage letterpress printing presses. From snarky and sassy to cute and meaningful we have something for everyone."

Amie Sell, Amie Sell Sculpture & Ceramics (Ceramics)

“Amie Sell is a sculptor creating art that reminds humans that we are nature and nature is us. They use clay to create colorful and playful sculptures inspired by the interconnection of nature, the joy of flowers, and the humor of animals. As a designer, they also make functional neti pots and other home decor that turn routine into ritual."

Anne Kumer, Anne Kumer Ceramics (Ceramics)

“Anne Kumer Ceramics produces small batch, one of a kind functional pottery for every day use and gifting."

Chuck Strasshofer III, Chuck Stuff (Ceramics)

“My work is predominantly functional tableware with velvety, neutral surfaces. The pieces are thrown with various facets and edges that create very tight, controlled forms. I contrast these rigid shapes by pouring glazes over each piece and that allows for an element of organic spontaneity on the surface of each individual pot."

Dania Alvarado, La Chiquita Selva ("The Little Jungle") (Ceramics)

“Hello, I’m Dania, proud owner and green thumb behind La Chiquita Selva (“The Little Jungle"), a traveling pop-up plant shop journeying across Ohio. From first-time plant parents to seasoned collectors, everyone is welcome! Education is my passion, and I love sharing insights about my plants’ origins and proper care. Explore indoor tropical houseplants, common and rare, along with hand-curated soils, handcrafted concrete planters, and plant-themed apparel—perfect for gifting or treating yourself. Follow along on social media to see where I’ll pop up next and discover more plant goodness!"

Emily Cline, Daphnia Ceramics (Ceramics)

“Daphnia Ceramics creates work that combines functional handmade pottery with original screen- printed patterns and designs. The work uses hand-drawn images that are screen-printed patterns that are transferred to the surface of the clay. Each piece combines bold colors with graphic prints to create a playful and modern aesthetic. Images are inspired by the local flora and fauna of the woods or include fun and whimsical imagery."

Grant Ederer, grant ederer design (Ceramics)

“Grant Ederer is a ceramic artist and designer living and working in Akron, Ohio. His work toes the lines between sculptural and functional, architectural and organic. he creates tactile objects influenced by the inherent diversity of naturally occuring patterns and their underlying geometries. He uses a wide variety of production methods including wheel throwing, slip casting, press molding, and hand building to develop his forms and surface designs. Grant's work includes servingware, vases, mugs, planters, as well as other more esoteric vessels, all of which are designed and fabricated by hand in his Akron studio."

Holly Buchbinder, hfb ceramics LLC (Ceramics)

“My name is Holly Buchbinder and I am the sole maker behind hfb ceramics. I create functional pieces including mugs, bowls, plates, cups, jars, vases, planters, candle/match stick holders, and coffee pour overs which are all dishwasher/microwave/food safe! My pieces are created from speckled clay to create a uniform presence while maintaining unique designs from piece to piece. Most of my pieces feature original, hand-painted designs including skeleton hands and peonies/florals. The pieces that are not hand-painted provide unique features; including my tea mugs, bubble mugs, ceramic lamps and ceramic lamp shade design. hfb ceramics provides functional pottery with artful design at an affordable price."

Julianne Greco, J. Greco Studio (Ceramics)

“Handmade, functional stoneware pottery made in Cleveland, Ohio. My items range from cups, bowls, plates, and vases to decorative and seasonal pieces, all crafted to bring beauty and uniqueness into daily life. The goal with these pieces is to be durable and functional for everyday use while also being an art piece for the home. The collection of items blends everyday utility with artistic design. With a background in Architecture, I bring a strong design perspective to my work, exploring form, structure, and balance in every piece. I am inspired by organic patterns and shapes found in nature, which influence the colors, textures, and forms of my pottery."

Kennedy Vince, Kennedy Vince Ceramics (Ceramics)

“Kennedy Vince creates handmade functional ceramics for everyday use, crafted with care in her home studio. Every piece is made using wheelthrowing and handbuilding techniques to bring a touch of magic to your home."

Kimberly Ford, White Squirrel Clayworks (Ceramics)

“White Squirrel Clayworks is a wife and husband team in Oberlin, OH, that have a real love of nature and animals. We started our business after many years of collecting and enjoying handmade pottery and decided to become potters ourselves. You will see a direct relation to the natural, peaceful world in our works. That is our true message. The name of our company came from the town of Oberlin and the colony of white squirrels that live here. (We make a lot of white and black squirrel logo items for locals!) All of our pottery is dishwasher and microwave-safe! White Squirrel Clayworks believes in sustainability and uses sustainable products and green energy to create their products."

Laura Wiegand, Thrown Room Ceramic Studio (Ceramics)

“Thrown Room Ceramic Studio is the one-woman shop of Laura Wiegand, based in Shaker Heights, OH. With degrees in fine arts and art education, Laura appreciates the meditative nature of working in clay, the satisfaction of finding meaning in functionality, and the joy of experiencing beauty in everyday objects. Every Thrown Room piece is handcrafted from mid-fire stoneware clay and intended for daily enjoyment. Collections include dish ware, floral vessels, jewelry, and more."

Lindsay Scott , Paper & Clay Studio (Ceramics)

“My name is Lindsay and I am the artist behind Paper & Clay Studio. I make small batch ceramics and illustrated art prints. I combine my love of illustration and clay to make unique pieces that are both decorative and functional. From body positive lady bud vases and hand painted wall hangings to more simple mugs and other functional items for your everyday use."

Martha Stewart, B. Radley Ceramics (Ceramics)

“B. Radley Ceramics creates whimsical housewares and decor in a rainbow of colors! Her line includes ornaments, trinket trays, kitchenware, and more! Everything is handmade in a cozy home ceramics studio in sunny Cleveland, OH."

Mary Clark, Tiny Cloud Ceramics (Ceramics)

“Tiny Cloud Ceramics makes one of a kind kitschy-cute functional ceramics. Their work mixes retro-futurist surface design with kawaii culture and candy coloring to make something delightful. All pieces are completely hand made, featuring freehand surface designs and illustrations including delicate painted ribbons, amorphous faced objects, swear words, and abstract cloud-inspired designs."

Megan Daloz, Daloz Ceramics (Ceramics)

“Hand made, functional ceramics."

Megan Young, Sun Parlor Studio (Ceramics)

“Founded in 2022, Sun Parlor Studio is a cozy ceramics studio and classroom in Cleveland’s Old Brooklyn neighborhood. The space is dedicated to private and small-group instruction, offering handbuilding classes and one-on-one pottery lessons. Owned and operated by Cleveland artist and educator Megan Young, the studio creates slow-made, small-batch ceramics alongside unique, one-of-a-kind pieces. Guided by a spirit of whimsy, play, and exploration, Sun Parlor Studio celebrates ceramics as a practice of connection — to daily rituals, to community, and to joy."

Rhonda Newsome, Sky and Earth Studio (Ceramics)

“I really love making pottery! I love the feel of the clay, the color of the glazes and the infinite possibilities of what can be created! Like most of the things in life, my pots are not perfect-they are wabi-sabi little misfits that have a way of finding the perfect person to belong to. I love using lots of color, snark and imagery to make funky, modern folk pottery! I love connecting with people thru clay! Pottery for the people!"

Sarah Philip, Open Studio (Ceramics)

“Open Studio offers a variety of colorful, hand-carved ceramics and small fused glass jewelry. Each piece develops from a meditative process combining layers of color and texture. Swirling incised lines and bright colors move around unique forms. Fused glass works involve multiple kiln firings with unique layers of color. Additionally, I will be showing with hand pieced Lake Erie rock jewelry made by Joy Dalby, honoring the natural and the discarded. The fusing of Lake Erie rocks with metals and found materials gives them new life as wearable art. Sarah Philip is a teaching artist, fostering creativity in her students. Her explorations into line, texture, color and form are foundational to her work in ceramics, textiles, and fused glass. The meditative process of working with these materials helps to transform stresses into art."

Tanya Long, Tanya Long Ceramics (Ceramics)

“Tanya Long is a local, Cleveland area artist with a focus on ceramic sculpture and design. She has been working with ceramics for fifteen years, receiving her MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art in Michigan and her BFA from Pratt Institute in New York. Every aspect of the design and crafting of each object is completed by her from start to finish in her studio in Lakewood, Ohio. Her functional home decor and jewelry items are made from durable stoneware and porcelain clays and she formulates all of her own glazes. Her goal with every piece is to create thoughtfully designed, skillfully handcrafted objects for everyday joy."

Becky Butler, Gingerpop Designs (Clothes)

“I create custom denim jackets inlaid with beautiful lace. I use more than 20 different laces but my specialty is using the lace from a bride’s wedding dress to make a truly unique denim jacket that can be worn for years to come."

Cristin Klonowski, ck helen (Clothes)

“I handmake all of my clothing from sustainable textiles. I utilize blankets, quilts, towels, curtains, bedsheets, cloth napkins, handkerchiefs, zippers, and so much more to create wearable works of art. I consider myself “slow fashion", and prioritize reducing my carbon footprint in my work. I pride myself in creating one of a kind pieces that connect with my customers. I love what I do."

Kim Henderson, So CLE Tees (Clothes)

“So CLE Tees is an apparel brand made by Clevelanders for Clevelanders with unique designs drawing inspiration from the city's landmarks, neighborhoods and rich history. Our apparel line includes many popular ethnic, music and nostalgia inspired designs, paired with great aesthetics and lots of color! We are proud to print local and offer t-shirts that are soft, comfortable and fashion forward for men, women and even the kiddos!"

Megan Kuhar, Happy Thought Knits (Clothes)

“Happy Thought Knits is a woman-owned, slow fashion brand founded and run by Megan Kuhar in Shaker Heights, Ohio. We specialize in creating sustainable clothing and accessories that add happiness to your wardrobe. Our oversized designs are bright, bold, and beautiful—perfect for those who seek versatile comfort and style without compromising on quality. Whether made with sustainably sourced wool or secondhand fabrics, each item is made with care and one of a kind."

Valerie Mayén, Yellowcake Shop (Clothes)

“Yellowcake is the signature line of women’s outerwear and accessories designed and crafted by artist and Project Runway alumna Valerie Mayén. Our mission is to create high-quality, luxury pieces that deliver value to our customers and contribute to a better world for everyone. Each piece is handcrafted in the USA, ensuring the highest quality standards. We practice daily measures to reduce our carbon footprint, minimize textile waste, and educate others about these causes. We guarantee our products and offer complimentary repairs for the garment’s life. Payment plans and a buy-back program are available to make our fashion accessible to all."

Angie Holycross, The Savage Stitcher (Fiber Arts)

“I am a Midwest based fiber artist with a passion for intersectional feminism and empowerment. My work is a reflection of my commitment to creating meaningful and humorous pieces that highlight issues of gender, identity, and strength; with swearing and tacos thrown in for fun. I design and stitch all my art by hand. I sell both finished pieces and kits to encourage others to make their own weird art."

Casey Wright, Peaches Products (Fiber Arts)

“Peaches Products features a wide variety of needle felted critters and mixed media sculptural work. Owls, foxes, mushrooms, even the occasional squirrel can be found here, ready to spruce up your space or be given as an heirloom quality gift that can be passed down through the years. Peaches Products, because anything else is the pits!"

Dawn Shimp, A Stare of Owls (Fiber Arts)

“Succulents in crocheted pots. Compellingly tactile fiber textures for home and form, morphing shapes with fidget features. Vintage inspired. Nature enthralled. And a hat for your dog."

Debbie Katz, Katzworks2.0 (Fiber Arts)

“I started crocheting near the end of the pandemic and the beginning of my retirement from nursing. Since then I have gained a passion for creating unique and eye-catching cacti and succulents. I upcycle small pots, cups and unique containers to "plant" my creations. I also make some colorful and cuddly critters that make great gifts for young and old. Custom orders welcome."

Emily Watroba , Mush Monsters (Fiber Arts)

“Mush Monsters are handmade crocheted creatures dreamed up by fiber artist Emily Watroba. Pulling influence from all over and not based on one particular thing, each Mush Monster is completely unique. People of all ages and genders gravitate to Mush Monsters because they invoke a feeling of playfulness and nostalgia. We hope you find one that speaks to you."

Jamie Sopko, Jamie L Sopko (Fiber Arts)

“JLS Custom Designs is where timeless craftsmanship meets modern artistry. We celebrate the art of hand craft by specializing in hand-knitted and loom-woven accessories that highlight the beauty of both natural and blended fibers. Every piece we create is a reflection of our passion for texture, color, and individuality. Specializing in both luxury and accessible fiber arts, we offer two distinct product lines that reflect our commitment to quality, craftsmanship, and individuality. Our Hand-Dyed Line showcases one-of-a-kind items made from 100% natural fibers, each hand-dyed in small batches. These exclusive fibers are used to create unique knitwear and woven accessories such as hats, scarves, gloves, and shawls. No two pieces are ever the same—each is a wearable expression of art and creativity. Our Blends Line offers a more cost-effective option without compromising the integrity or craftsmanship of our handmade quality. This line features a combination of synthetic and natural fibers, mass-dyed and artfully blended to produce rich textures and consistent colorways. While more uniform in appearance, each item still carries subtle variations, making every piece distinct. At JLS Custom Designs, everything is handmade—no machines, no shortcuts, just skill, care, and creativity in every stitch. Whether you're searching for a statement piece or an everyday accessory, every item in our collections is handmade with care and passion, blending traditional techniques with modern design sensibilities. Whether you're looking for a truly unique, heirloom-quality piece or a stylish, affordable accessory, we offer something special for every taste and budget."

Julie Friedman, Side Porch Design Studio (Fiber Arts)

“I create scarves, up-cycled clothing and accessories ( leather bags, socks, journals, and wall art) using a process called Eco Printing. The colors come from natural dyes found in leaves, vegetables, and flowers. The plant material is layered onto a natural fabric, rolled onto a dowel, tightly bound with twine, then steamed in a turkey roaster. The resulting plant portraits are one of a kind, elegant images of nature. They are light and color fast, hand washable wearable art."

Katie Wiebe, SEWKatieCo (Fiber Arts)

“I sew, using a mix of UPcycled and new materials to create one-of-a-kind items. My favorite item to make, especially for the holiday season are mittens. Recycled wool sweater mittens are a great way to use wool sweaters to make the warmest mittens in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Each pair of mittens starts with a sweater that is felted, cut out by hand, and sewn together with a warm fleece lining. Recently, I started adding embroidery to my mittens for added detail and designs. They make a great gift to yourself or someone special to make the winter warmer!"

Melanie Fellows, Wonder Lust Concepts (Fiber Arts)

“Wonder Lust Concepts began in classic fashion while I was wearing something I had made for myself and realized there was an opportunity to share my craft. WLC has certainly evolved over the past seven years including a collaboration along with expanding into home and plant decor, but the quality of product and attention to detail has never wavered. As I have grown and expanded as an artist I have tried to stay true to my original goals of using raw and up cycled material whenever possible and bring back the beauty of something that may have been forgotten. I prefer to work with raw stones in my jewelry and look forward to adding more stone work to my macrame collection this year. While plant hangers tend to be my most focused area I try to keep them interesting with fun and unique adornments to be functional and a conversation piece to add to you living space."

Michelle Blakely, FashioKnits (Fiber Arts)

“Hello, I am Michelle Blakely and I am the owner of FashioKnits. I hand knit and crochet a variety of quality items such as plush toys, winter wear, knee high socks. I crochet interactive plushies like puzzle balls and stacking toys. I also sew velvet plush blanket hoodies."

Missy Ciavarelli, Tempting Sweets Plus (Fiber Arts)

“These are not your grandma's crosstitches! My designs are more snarky, more irreverent, and way more queer. Let me help you express yourself with magnets, bookmarks, keychains, and full-sized framed pieces. There is something for everyone so come explore these old-fashioned stitches...whatever your niche is!"

Sarma Kugenieks, Cute Uglies (Fiber Arts)

“Cute Uglies are strange and silly plush creatures made from all sorts of colorful faux fur, fleece, and cotton fabrics. They are all free-hand drawn and one of a kind. Made for kids and adults, alike!"

Alisa Olieinikova, The Carob Chocolate (Food)

“I’m Alice, and I make guilt-free, artisan handmade carob chocolate right here in the Cleveland area. What makes it special? First, it’s sugar-free! Made with carob and cocoa butter, it’s a delicious alternative to regular chocolate—no added sugars or substitutes. Thanks to carob’s natural sweetness, you can indulge without worrying about a sugar rush. Second, there’s no caffeine or theobromine, so it’s perfect if you’re looking for a caffeine-free treat. Third, my carob chocolate is 100% vegan. For the milk chocolate version, I use the finest dried organic coconut milk. If you’re all about living a healthier lifestyle, my sugar-free, artisan handmade carob chocolate might just become your new favorite go-to snack!"

Alysse Boyd, Stuffed Hot Cocoa Bombs (Food)

“As the owner of Rocky River-based Stuffed Hot Cocoa Bombs, Alysse combines her imaginative flair and love for cooking to craft small batch, handmade cocoa bombs. Her delicious, and equally beautiful and unique designs, are meticulously created to enjoy as part of a holiday celebration or any special occasion clients can think of and might request. She is known for her hot cocoa bomb characters."

Amira Fahmy, Baked AF (Food)

“Baked AF recreates nostalgic childhood desserts (aka throwback snacks) from scratch using high quality ingredients, and the majority of items offered are made with 100% plant based ingredients. There’s something amazing about food that can transport you to a different time and place when you take a bite of it - Baked AF throwback snacks help people relive those beloved memories while also feeling good about what they’re eating. Standard offerings include oatmeal creme pies, stroopwafels, smores bars, shortbreads, and a range of artisanal baking ingredients"

Angelia Green, SIG Tacos (Food)

“SIG Tacos is a food truck slinging street tacos and authentic Mexican flavors with a Cleveland, Ohio meets Chapala, Jalisco flair 🌮 We use fresh, quality ingredients to curate your next favorite memory."

Autumn Johnston, The Pierogi Lady (Food)

“At The Pierogi Lady we hand make over 100 variety of pierogi. We make traditional, wild, vegetarian, vegan, gluten free and vegan gluten free pierogi!"

Clark Pope, Pope's Kitchen / Cocktails (Food)

“Hello, Pope's is a small-batch sauce, syrup, and cocktail company. Founded in 2010, we have been sourcing locally from the same farmers for all of our peppers and tomatoes. For this holiday season, we are bringing back some classic favorites for the first time in three or more years. The Popes' Hot Cocoa mix, the Local Hotness hot sauce, and others will be available with the Pope's Bloody Mary and assorted gift sets."

David C Huffman, Bitchy Vegan Homo (Food)

“Bitchy Vegan Homo is a small batch vegan baker that prides himself on proving that the best treats are cruelty free. Best known for his Best Damn Brownies and Oatmeal Cream Pies, BVH takes his desserts, but not himself, seriously."

Davina Romansky, Davina Rae's Hot Sauce (Food)

“Davina Raes Hot Sauce is a locally sourced from fresh high quality ingredients. Using unique flavors such as lemon, lime and orange preserves and fresh roasted peppers. Davina Rae’s is a Women owned and operated local hot sauce company."

Diana Jankowski, Sugar Bomb Confections (Food)

“Diana Jankowski of Sugar Bomb Confections makes handmade chocolates, candies and sweets."

Gina Giallombardo, Freeze Dried Cleveland (Food)

"We make and sell Freeze dried foods. We specialize in custom candies, ice cream, fruits and veggies! We have something for everyone including vegan and gluten free. We put together beautiful party trays for any and all occasions!" Snack like an astronaut!"

Ian Barrett, Fuego Fermentations (Food)

“We sell fermented hot sauces, bbq sauces and pickled goods bade in Old Brooklyn"

Jamie and Josh Sheets, Ol' Dirty Sheets' Hot Sauce (Food)

“Ol' Dirty Sheets' is a small batch, handcrafted hot sauce company out of Wooster, Ohio. Jamie and Josh are the four hands behind all of the products! They use simple and natural ingredients that are layered together to create their hot sauce and spice blend recipes. They now have six flavors of hot sauce and two spice blends. Stop by their booth for free samples! Hot sauce, for hot sauce people."

Joe + Julia Sterne, Obvious Coffee Roasters (Food)

“As a small-batch coffee company, we are committed to creating a delightful coffee experience. Our unique approach involves roasting using the 'fluid bed' method, which results in a cleaner cup compared to traditional drum-roasted coffees. Contrary to popular belief, there is no right way to brew or enjoy coffee. We're here to guide you in discovering your preferred brewing methods, flavors, and roasts. Everyone can be a coffee lover - all it takes is finding what makes your cup uniquely yours."

Julie Radcliffe, Savoure Kitchen (Food)

“At Savoure Kitchen, we craft gourmet nut mixes, artisan salad dressings, and bold barbecue sauces using only the finest, clean ingredients. Inspired by expert cheese pairings and a love of cooking and good food, our products elevate everyday meals with exceptional flavor."

KaShala Smith, Steeped Pearl (Food)

“Steeped Pearl was founded as Shakra Teas LLC in 2019, and later rebranded as Steeped Pearl in 2021. Steeped Pearl is run by a duo of teaching herbalists that offer community education by way of herbal blending classes, and elevated tea drinking experiences to the community. Steeped Pearl releases eight loose leaf herbal tea blends per year; four herbal blends per herb collection are released in the Autumn/Winter and Spring/Summer seasons. Steeped Pearl curates our tea with art, culture, family history, education, and love of community. All herbs are sourced from Ohio farms in Cleveland, and Columbus, OH. Tea is available for purchase by the pound, 6oz glass jars, or 2oz paper pouches. All our blends can be prepared hot or cold, and in any instrument of your choice from a traditional tea pot to reusable unbleached bags, or sustainable steeping spoons."

Katie Mandovi, Cakes by KT (Food)

“Cakes by KT is a proud woman-owned bakery, specializing in custom wedding and specialty cakes, as well as delightful French-inspired treats. Our passion lies in creating not just beautiful cakes, but memorable experiences. With a focus on intricate details and a heart full of care, we aim to make your special day even sweeter with a treat crafted just for you."

Kelly Ng-Feng, The Honeypot (Food)

“At The Honeypot, we specialize in crafting small-batch French macarons with a unique Asian twist, blending classic elegance with bold, unexpected flavors. The Honeypot is where my love for sweets, a background in chemistry, and a busy bee lifestyle all come together. Growing up as a restaurant kid to immigrant parents, I learned that love wasn’t always spoken—it was peeled, sliced, and served in the form of cut fruit. That unspoken love is the heart of The Honeypot. I’ve inherited that same language of care and joy, pouring it into every macaron I create. I hope these little treats bring you the warmth of affection, a sense of delight, and a taste of the love that inspired me to share them with you. From my heart to your hands, welcome to The Honeypot."

Kim Sterlekar, Culinary Creations (Food)

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“I have a catering business, which specializes in catering to smaller events. However, I have started a new venture with a mobile Charcuterie Cart. This is an opportunity that allows customers to customize the cart (for personal parties) with savory or sweet options!"

Kristin Barnes, sweet bean (Food)

“sweet bean makes gourmet artisan hand-painted chocolate bonbons and other sweet treats almost too pretty to eat; edible art that tastes even better than it looks and makes an unforgettable gift."

Lauren Smith-Petta, Heartland Hounds (Food)

“Heartland Hounds makes small-batch baking mixes crafted with pet-safe, wholesome ingredients you can feel good about. Unlike mass-produced dog treats, our mixes let pet parents bake soft bars, scones, and bites at home — so every treat is fresh, simple, and lovingly made by hand. We use real fruits, natural spices, and never any fillers, additives, or artificial flavors. It’s a cozy, homemade twist on dog treats — inspired by the baked goods you love, tailored just for dogs."

Luis Roman, Hola Island Provisions (Food)

“We here at Hola Island Provisions specialize in Caribbean, authentic concentrated marinades. We have 3 flavors in our collection Puerto Rican (Garlic) Cuban (Citrus Garlic) Jamaican (spicy garlic) Every 8oz. glass jar is full of flavor and fun. With a ratio of 1 tbsp. for 5 pounds of meats or vegetables makes our marinades user-friendly, keto friendly, and gluten-free So come and take your taste buds on a fantastic journey"

Michael Rodemann, The Hillson Nut Company (Food)

“Local, Family owned small batch nut roaster celebrating our 90th year providing the freshest, highest quality nuts. From our acclaimed deluxe mix nuts to our sensational praline pecans, there is something to delight everyone on your gift list."

Nicole Lazar, Health Junkie Elderberry Syrup (Food)

“Health Junkie's Elderberry Syrup is a vibrant mixer with dynamic flavor that elevates every sip. It's delicious in our drink recipes: the fiery Apple Ginger Mule, bubbly Champagne Punch, festive Cranberry Sangria (featured on New Day Cleveland), and more. Handcrafted with local and organic ingredients, it's delicious on its own, or blended with sparkling water, tea, over pancakes, etc. Because of its unique versatility and wide variety of uses, it's a big favorite as a holiday gift or even a stocking stuffer! Flavors include Sassy Cinnamon (the taste of Christmas!), Cheeky Tart Cherry, and spicy Bold Ginger. Handcrafted in small batches in Cleveland by a woman-owned business, with love in every drop."

Sidney Wallace, Nourish and Flourish Sourdough Co. (Food)

“Nourish and Flourish Sourdough Co. is a Parma-based micro-bakery specializing in handcrafted sourdough breads, bagels, cookies, granola, scones, and cinnamon rolls, all made with natural ingredients and traditional fermentation methods (never with yeast!) We offer small-batch, artisan quality with a focus on wellness and flavor, sourcing added ingredients as locally as possible. Nourish and Flourish offers rotating seasonal flavors like hot honey asiago bagels or blueberry lemon scones to keep our offerings fresh (and always delicious!) Most importantly, my business is woman-owned, community-driven, and rooted in natural, wholesome baking. I focus on making my breads and unique sourdough creations both creative and nutritious. Here at Nourish and Flourish Sourdough Co., I will only sell products that I am comfortable and confident feeding to my own family. Slow-Fermented. Freshly Baked. Always Loved."

Tanya Green, Julia Belle's Seasonings, Rubs & Mixes (Food)

“Julia Belle's Seasonings makes natural, small-batch, hand-blended seasonings inspired by different recook up in 30 minutes andgions, including authentic southern cooking, and global flavors like Jamaican and Indian spices, making it easy to take an "international journey" with our spice blends. We also make sidedish mixes that cook up in 15-30 minutes and require 2-3 simple kitchen ingredients."

Tasha Simpson & Rachel Balko, Constance by Westside Charcuterie (Food)

“Constance by West Side Charcuterie is Akron’s first boutique fromagerie and the home of creative, graze-style catering. We specialize in artfully curated cheese and charcuterie, beautiful small bites, and custom grazing tables that turn any event into a visual and culinary experience. From handcrafted platters and our eye-catching charcuterie cart to expansive, large-scale grazing spreads, everything we create is designed to be as stunning as it is delicious."

Toshiko Steffes, Japanese Sweets Wagashi Studio (Food)

“Looking for a truly unique holiday gift? I craft plant-based, handmade confections inspired by the natural beauty and seasonal traditions of Japan. My signature sweet is Kohakutō, a sparkling crystal jelly candy with a crisp shell and soft center—often called “edible jewelry." Each piece reflects seasonal colors and nature-inspired designs like blossoms, rainbows, snow and shimmering Great Lakes. These elegant sweets are traditionally enjoyed alongside Japanese matcha in tea ceremonies, making them perfect for sharing a meaningful cultural experience. I also offer mochi bite, nerikiri, and other refined treats that make thoughtful, one-of-a-kind gifts for the holidays."

Tricia Coyne, Coyne's Caribbean Coffee (Food)

“We sell a variety of specialty coffee drinks (lattes, cappuccinos and mochas) both hot and cold, dirty sodas, flavored lemonades along specialty Belgian Waffles"

Wesley The Keeper, Akron Honey (Food)

“Super fun & delicious honey brand."

Yelena Noblit, Living Bread Girl (Food)

“Spooktacular sourdough breads and treats. Flavored sourdough’s English muffins, cinnamon rolls and sugar skull cakes"

Alison Heltzel, Thrive & Shine Candles (Glass + Candles)

“At Thrive & Shine, we offer hand-poured, non-toxic soy wax candles that provide a clean, soothing burn. Our candles feature wood wicks that gently crackle, adding a cozy, comforting ambiance to any space. Free from known or suspected carcinogens or mutagens, our candles are designed to be safe for all. With no harmful chemicals, they won’t trigger headaches, allergies, or asthma, allowing you to enjoy a fragrant, worry-free experience. We’ve also expanded our collection to include room sprays that are toxin-free, 100% biodegradable, and skin-safe. These sprays deliver a refreshing, long-lasting fragrance while maintaining the same commitment to your well-being. Perfect for any room, they offer an eco-friendly way to create a calming atmosphere without compromising on safety or the environment."

Allan Smith, Fjord & Fable (Glass + Candles)

“Fjord and Fable is a Scandinavian-inspired home fragrance brand based in Pennsylvania. We focus on elevated, minimal design and toxin-free formulations across our candles, room sprays, and diffusers. Our products are crafted with quality, safety, and sensory experience in mind—perfect for customers who value thoughtful design and clean ingredients."

Danielle Gura, Firelands Wax (Glass + Candles)

“Firelands Wax is an artisanal clean candle company inspired by the owner's personal journey and the nature and nostalgia of Northern Ohio. Handmade using 100% soy wax, clean-burning fragrance oils, and pure cotton wicks, each candle features realistic, true-to-life scents drawn from the changing seasons—designed to evoke familiarity, comfort, and calm all year round. Rooted in nature, mindful living, and nostalgia, Firelands Wax candles create a clean, gentle, and effortless atmosphere, even in the most sensitive of homes."

Jennifer Worden, Jennifer L Worden Arts (Glass + Candles)

“I work with glass because it is both beautiful and temperamental. The minimalism in my shapes and designs highlights the attributes of the glass. My pieces are meant to provoke joy."

Jessica Tarr, Jupiter’s Moons Art Glass (Glass + Candles)

“Jupiter’s Moons Art Glass is the creation of Jessica Tarr, a lifelong lover of all things glass. From the very first time she picked up a glass cutter she was hooked. Jessica has an appreciation for the way glass portrays light and color and chooses to approach stained glass with a distinctly modern perspective. Working with a spectrum of vibrant and interesting glasses she crafts non-traditional works using a variety of subjects as inspiration, stepping away from the traditional stained glass window. She painstakingly cuts, shapes, and assembles each piece, carefully selecting colors and textures to create a unique piece of art. Through the vibrant and dynamic medium of glass she shows everyday things in a new light."

Kate Walsh, Peripeti Home (Glass + Candles)

“Peripeti Home creates clean, thoughtfully crafted home fragrances that bring a sense of calm, connection, and beauty to everyday spaces. Known for our original scent blends and commitment to using safe, high-quality ingredients, we design each product with intention and care. At the core of our mission is a dedication to meaningful impact—through supportive employment we empower refugee women in Cleveland, helping build community, confidence, and a path toward lasting stability."

Lori Parnell, Black Culture Candles (Glass + Candles)

“Black Culture Candles takes you on a scent journey through joy, culture, and connection. Each candle is more than just a fragrance, it’s a memory, a moment, a story. Inspired by shared experiences and the simple joys that bring people together, our handcrafted candles blend nostalgia with modern luxury. From the crisp freshness of a clean home to the warmth of a cozy evening at home, every scent is designed to evoke something deeply personal and universally familiar. What sets us apart? Our signature etched glass vessels, crackling wood wicks, and premium non-toxic ingredients create a multi-sensory experience that goes beyond scent. The soft flicker of a wooden wick adds an inviting ambiance, while our sleek, minimalist designs make each candle an elegant statement piece. Thoughtfully curated and crafted with care, our candles bridge tradition and contemporary luxury. Whether you're discovering Black Culture Candles for the first time or adding to your collection, we invite you to take the scent journey with us—one candle at a time."

Magdalia Regina Hernandez Gamez, YAAB Abundancia (Glass + Candles)

“YAAB Abundancia is a local wellness and self-care store. Women&Latino awned, YAAB offers beautiful products such as hand-poured soy scented candles, pillow mists, natural incense, as well as silver jewelry and natural stone accessories."

Meaghan Beech, Freckles and Flux Glass Co. (Glass + Candles)

“I create modern stained glass art using traditional methods, bringing a fresh perspective to a timeless craft. Inspired by the natural beauty of Northeast Ohio, breathtaking scenery, and the bold, expressive lines of neotraditional tattoos, I craft each piece by hand with care and attention to detail. My mission is to design unique, high-quality stained glass that celebrates light, color, and individuality, bringing beauty and character to your space."

Rachel Whitcomb, Rosmarino Candles (Glass + Candles)

“Rosmarino Candles specializes in refillable and long lasting candles (and car fragrance) in plastic free packaging. I got into candle making after I became fed up with expensive candles that smelled great but burned out in a single night. These 100% soy wax and non toxic candles are incredibly long lasting. I try to stand out in the field of fragrance by blending oils to create unique and atypical scents instead of using "off the shelf" blends. Additionally, my easy to use refills eliminate the customer's need to return the jar, they can simply buy a refill and assemble the candle themselves. I grab customers' attention with humorous, honest, and whimsical scent names/descriptions, but they stay for the high quality and unique fragrances. I buy all raw goods in bulk, melt, mix, and pour by hand. I source ingredients from ethical and eco-friendly suppliers, and package my goods in plastic free, recyclable, and compostable materials."

Alicia Alford, Threaditude (Home Decor)

“Hello, nice to meet you! I have a passion for keeping traditions alive. I make many of the things we all grew up seeing or using, especially when it came to grandmas house! From bowl cozies to help protect your hands from hot bowls fresh from the microwave, bag buddies to store all of those darn plastic bags to baseball hats and embroidered towels for both the bathroom and kitchen! These are definitely not your Grandmama's towels. Many of them are topped with a quilted topper so you can button them around your oven handle or drawer pulls so that they stay put when you use them. So if you're tired of the kids, dog or even spouse letting the kitchen towels hit the floor we've got you covered!!"

Briahna Maldonado, Waxing Moon Candle Shop (Home Decor)

“Hello! I'm Briahna, and I make spooky and pastel goth themed candles, wax melts, car freshies, and more! I'm based out of Cleveland, and have been making candles since 2019. I was also featured on a Halloween episode of New Day Cleveland! I'll have plenty of creepmas themed goodies, so be sure to stop by and say hi 🖤"

Chuck Seidler, Seidller Woodworking (Home Decor)

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“My Cutting boards, Cheese Slicing boards, and Charcuterie boards are created using the finest domestic, imported, and re-claimed hardwoods available. The imported woods used add a touch of color that makes the pieces truly “pop". The attention to detail that goes into each piece ensures that every recipient will receive an heirloom they are proud to own. Small pieces of leftover wood are saved to be used on my Cell Phone stands so no wood is wasted. If you want someone to remember an occasion, give a memorable gift."

Connor Miko, Wild Northland (Home Decor)

“Wild Northland creates heirloom-quality, hand-made duck canvas pennants inspired by the natural world. The collection of designs celebrates legendary National Parks, with a few nods to Cleveland and other iconic cities. Each pennant is cut, sewn, and painted by hand, stitched with durable polyester thread, finished with twill tape, solid brass grommets, and stamped with the Wild Northland mark. No two are alike—each creation carries the spirit of exploration, with slight imperfections making every pennant truly one-of-a-kind."

Courtne Cook, Boardroom Charcuterie Boards and decor (Home Decor)

“We offer handcrafted/hand painted Charcuterie Boards Serving Trays Coasters Custom Wall Hangings etc. Perfect accent for any home decor"

Glenn Miller, Whiskertin (Home Decor)

“We make handcrafted light fixtures and lamps out of found objects and industrial materials. We use metal, wood, glass, and other items to construct a one of a kind piece."

Hattie Kotz, The Dabbler's Collective (Home Decor)

“The Dabbler's Collective crafts lifelike handmade paper flowers and botanicals, creating textured and whimsical bouquets that never wilt. The bouquets are artfully arranged in different themes to bring sunshine and life to any space. Our single-stem flower bar brings a colorful, flower market feeling and creates a shopping experience that's accessible for all price points. Featured flowers include Midwestern summer garden favorites, native and wild flowers, elegant floral shop classics, and even some special blooms inspired by our travels. Offerings also include arrangements in hanging shadow boxes that add dimension to any gallery wall (or keep them safe for cat owners,) potted paper houseplants in locally made vessels, and handmade craft kits so that others can learn the magic of paper flowers, too! All pieces are handmade from high-quality imported Italian and German crepe papers."

Jenifer Warren, Finding the Lovely, LLC dba Jenifer Warren Studio (Home Decor)

“I make fused glass items in my glass studio - including but not limited to platters and serving pieces of varied sizes and shapes, wine caddies, coasters, soap dishes, spoon rests, jewelry, garden decor, Christmas ornaments, holiday serving pieces and coasters and more. Each piece is unique and one-of-a-kind-designed and made by me. They are made of exquisite glass and each piece has its own beauty, flare and personality. My designs make perfect gifts or gorgeous additions to one’s decor."

Jennifer Ertle, Honeybee Hobby Studio, LLC (Home Decor)

“Hello! I create colorful hand-cut felt flower pots, handmade journals, and wooden gift tags that can be used for any occasion. I started this business as a hobby that has grown into so much more! I love spending time making each item unique and feel that there is something for everyone!"

Joshua Wright, Clemeno (Home Decor)

“Clemeno is a small batch candle, biodegradable solid perfume, and incense company that not only uses clean quality ingredients but we also connect with local and regional artists to create unique home looks and inspired concepts. What sets me apart is my attention to detail and modern design ideas as well as my commitment to eco-conscious solutions. We are plastic free, not on Amazon, and handmade from mostly plant-based renewable materials!"

Kate Craine, Sweet Punkette (Home Decor)

“Hi! I’m Kate and I take old, unloved vinyl records and create clocks and jewelry. 45rpm record clocks are made from the actual 45 single, and make awesome gifts, especially when you find that special artist or song! The cuff bracelets are hand painted, hand-sanded and shaped (many are Cleveland inspired art). The earrings are cut from the original LP labels- all one-of-a-kind and unique. I also have tarot card necklaces and celebrity mug shot necklaces- which may be the best conversation starter I’ve ever worn! My shop name comes from my nickname given to me by Betsey Johnson. When I worked for her, she would call me her "Sweet Punkette""

Kristin Crites, Abbella Crafts (Home Decor)

“Abbella Crafts combines design and woodworking to craft unique, handcrafted pieces. Using a laser engraver, owner Kristin Crites creates everything from home decor to jewelry, with a focus on wood and the way it comes to life with detail and color. Abbella Crafts is all about making meaningful pieces that people can treasure in their homes or gift to others."

Tim Cunningham, The Urban Forge (Home Decor)

“Hand-forged with tradition and heart, The Urban Forge brings timeless blacksmithing to life with one-of-a-kind ironwork crafted right here in Northeast Ohio. From decorative hooks to functional tools, every piece is made using age-old techniques and modern creativity. Stop by to find the perfect handmade gift or learn about our blacksmithing classes and demos!"

Susan Hazel Rich, Hazelmade (Home Decor)

“Hazelmade is a collection of illustrated paper and home goods by Susan Hazel Rich. Each design is thoughtfully hand-drawn and carefully paired with the highest quality environmentally friendly papers, durable cotton fabrics, and minimal earth friendly packaging. I am proud to say my entire line is Midwest / USA Made. I use USA sourced materials whenever possible. My products are functional pieces of art with bold colors, fresh florals, and a modern twist on vintage themes; they are a beautiful addition to any home."

Alexander Draven, The ExCB (Jewelry)

“In a sea of cheaply slapped together, look-alike fashion sent out to every online store and boutique, The ExCB offers you original hand crafted designs so you can stand out from the crowd.

Unlike other watch companies that claim to make their own timepieces and merely import or assemble them, only The ExCB is a one-man operation creating unique watches completely by hand."

Alia Poore, Alia Poore Art (Jewelry)

“I am primarily a watercolor artist. I have created a process in which I can make my handpainted art into extremely lightweight, durable jewelry pieces. First, I create a handpainted watercolor or mixed media piece on cotton watercolor paper. I make sure to paint both sides of the paper. Then I cut the piece either by hand or with dies. Next, layers of epoxy resin are applied by hand and finally findings & beads or pinbacks are added. Generally I create earrings, necklaces or pins with my one of a kind artwork. I do not utilize any prints or reproductions in my jewelry pieces ensuring they are all one of a kind. I also make magnets, ornaments, and sun catchers in a similar manner. Additionally, I create hand painted/drawn artwork for cards and stickers/decals and small scale original watercolor artwork pieces."

Allison Kuhlman, Love, Violet xo (Jewelry)

“Love, Violet xo is a handmade ceramic shop focused on whimsical charms, pendants, and rings. Each piece is hand formed, glazed, and fired twice in Allison's home studio. From ceramic strawberries and tomatoes to nautical Lake Erie illustrations, Love, Violet xo is inspired by fun and sentiment with homage to Northeast Ohio."

Amber Spigelmyer, LRAEclay (Jewelry)

“I’m Amber — the hands, heart, and imagination behind LRAEclay. I create nature-inspired jewelry, with a special love for moths and butterflies. Most of my pieces are handcrafted from polymer clay, but I also bring my own hand-drawn designs to life in acrylic through laser cutting. Every earring is finished with gold-filled, stainless steel gold-plated, or titanium hardware — gentle on sensitive ears and made to last."

Andrea Perez, Andrea Santos Jewelry (Jewelry)

“Hey, I’m Andi, the maker behind Andrea Santos Jewelry. I create each piece by hand, pouring a lot of love and patience into the process. My jewelry journey started back in 2019 when I took a class at Kent State University, and what began as a fun hobby quickly turned into something I couldn’t stop doing. Most of my work is made using lost wax casting — a process where I hand-carve designs in wax and then cast them in metal. It’s a slow, hands-on method that allows me to create unique one of a one-of-a-kind pieces! I like to focus on making pieces that feel good to wear and stand the test of time. Some are bold, some are simple, but all of them are designed to be the kind of jewelry you’ll keep reaching for — the ones that just feel right no matter the day or outfit. At the end of the day, my goal is simple: to make jewelry that feels personal, meaningful, and unique. Every piece has its own story, and I love knowing it can become part of yours too!"

Ashley Smith, Atlas & Aether (Jewelry)

“Ashley, the artist behind Atlas & Aether, blends traditional metalsmithing techniques with copper electroforming to create gemstone jewelry that is both intricately structured and serendipitously organic. From her dainty rosecut gemstone stacker rings to her whimsical large statement necklaces, Atlas & Aether has you covered for every occasion!"

Bekki Weber, weirdlittleearrings (Jewelry)

“weirdlittleearrings sells smiles and shares joy by reimagining found toys into unique and nostalgic earrings and other unhinged wearables and wall art from repurposed artifacts."

Beverly Vince, Washed Ashore Jewelry LLC (Jewelry)

“Washed Ashore Jewelry features found Lake Erie beach glass and historic shipwreck pottery found by my family in the 1960's out of Lakewood, OH. My one of a kind pieces are metalsmithed using the acetylene gas torch method and may feature real freshwater pearls, semi-precious stones and Swarovski crystals."

Carlie Merkle, Into the Pines Jewelry (Jewelry)

“I create handcrafted jewelry using precious metals that are made to last. Each piece is handcrafted by me using various skills and tools. I use different types of hammers to add texture, solder metal, drill, use metal stamps to imprint designs and letters, create bezels to hold stones, etc. My pieces are made to last any adventure with you. Some are minimal enough for everyday and some have more of a statement to them! I use various gemstones, colors, shapes, textures etc to ensure my pieces are unique and stand out in their own way!"

Christine Pyles, Delicate Watkins Shop (Jewelry)

“Delicate Watkins Shop creates unique and quirky polymer clay earrings. Artist and librarian Christine got her start as a hobby miniaturist in 2014 and started making earrings while serving on an audiobook committee in 2021 (she read 111 entire audiobooks that year, btw). Before she knew it, she had more earrings than one person could ever wear and Delicate Watkins Shop was born! You can find budget-friendly, and often one-of-a-kind, studs, dangles, and elaborate statement pieces. You'll be surprised to learn that Christine can create such tiny details in her work and also palm a basketball! P.S. You need more earrings!"

Dylan Kamalay, Water Bear Clay Co. (Jewelry)

“Water Bear Clay Co. is a small woman-owned business that was established in late 2019 and specializes in handmade polymer clay earrings. Polymer clay as a material is incredibly durable and lightweight, which allows for bold, statement designs without the sacrifice of comfort. More recently she's also been incorporating freshwater pearls, gemstones, and vintage glass beads into her designs. All earrings are slowly created by hand, piece by piece in Dylan's home studio in Cleveland, Ohio. Dylan strives to create jewelry with longevity and sustainability in mind by using nickel-free hooks and posts, eclectic shapes, and intentionally mixed colors."

Eric L Strickland, Funky Designs Unique Concrete (Jewelry)

“I make beautiful art, jewelry, and décor using pigmented artisan concrete. I blend colors of my fine mix of fiber reinforced concrete to create organic designs in unique forms which are hand sanded and sealed. The handmade concrete jewelry stones are mounted on stainless steel settings. They are surprisingly smooth and lightweight. The décor includes bookends, coasters, planters, and incense burners. The artwork includes pigmented concrete on stretched canvas and unique cast designs."

Erica Montejo, Tiny Erica Jewelry (Jewelry)

“Designed on paper, crafted by hand, and made to last, Tiny Erica Jewelry is a collection of lightweight 14k gold and sterling silver jewelry that celebrates who we are and who we love. Using traditional hand fabrication techniques like hammer forging, hand-sawing, soldering, and stone setting, Erica Montejo combines organic shapes with a streamlined geometric aesthetic heavily influenced by both Art Deco design and Erica’s own flower garden. The resulting pieces and collections feel like sweet little nods to nature’s architectural beauty, aiming to celebrate the small, intricate details found in the shapes and textures of the natural world, and the abstract traits of her work allow her customers to impart their own special meaning and memories onto it."

Grace Campbell, Fierce Flora Jewelry (Jewelry)

“Fierce Flora is a way to combine my love and inspiration of nature with my passion to create but, the heart of my business is the people I hold in mine. I’m the type of friend to give “this made me think of you" gifts and each piece I create is fueled by that same mindset. The more I was encouraged to make jewelry, the more I began to blossom just like my pieces. With real botanicals foraged on walks or gifted from a friend’s garden, I become so connected with my work and I truly imagine it can be felt by those who wear it."

Jen Varos Sale, Belle Weathered (Jewelry)

“Belle Weathered is collection of handcrafted creations; where the worn, weathered & forgotten finds new life. Vintage tin, Bakelite dominoes & other found treasure gets transformed into one-of-a-kind jewelry and charmed objects. Each piece is a story, crafted with love and intention, carrying whispers of the past into the hands of fellow old souls, young hearts, and kindred spirits."

Jerome (Rome) Doherty, CAMP ROBBER BEADS (Jewelry)

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“I make beaded jewelry (and some accessories). All of my jewelry is made by me, by hand and is very seldom duplicated."

Jess Kinsinger, Sassyfrass (Jewelry)

“A booth full of quirky and smart ass jewelry made in a coffee induced-72 hour-haze of no sleep in the three days before Baz because my life is a shit show mess of nothing but work and cleaning up after people. All work and no play makes Jess…well, Jess."

Kathryn Froeter, Solder & Sage (Jewelry)

“Obsessed with geometry and metal, Solder & Sage has evolved from creating unique sculptural designs in lost wax casting to creating beautiful stone settings. The range of the work is simple and sophisticated, creating something for everyone. Additionally, S&S hand makes charcoal, chakra incense for helping to create meaning spaces and setting boundaries."

Kerri OConnor, Fleur de Life Jewelry (Jewelry)

“Did you know that jewelry creation is about expanding the reflection of light using lustrous metals and beautiful stones? It is my passion to create captivating jewelry that is alluring, vibrant, and an expression of that light - talismans or amulets to wear throughout the day. It is my intent that this will be passed on to the wearer. Why? If you are happy, you will naturally spread it like wildfire to everyone around you. And then they will feel good too! I use captivating, natural gemstones, lustrous sterling and fine silver, gold-filled and copper metals in my designs. Why? Historically precious stones and metals have been used to imbue leaders with strength, courage, will and other positive qualities. And in today's terms, precious metals and gemstones are eco-friendly. They are healthy, naturally beautiful, and feel wonderful against your skin."

Kili Watson-Samad, My Turquoise Kitten (Jewelry)

“Handmade with polymer clay and love. I've crafted your favorite foods into miniatures and made them wearable as earrings. Theres so much to love, something for everyone."

Kristi Kay, Bijoux De Terre (Jewelry)

“Bijoux de Terre is French for "jewelry of the earth" and that's exactly what I make! My unique pieces are inspired by nature, and created using ethically sourced bones, fossils, meteorites, crystals and dried flowers."

Laura McGuinness, Laura McGuinness Designs (Jewelry)

“Laura McGuinness Designs makes one of a kind pieces of jewelry from sterling silver and semi-precious gemstones. Laura prefers to make unique pieces because she gets really bored with repetition. She is inspired by nature, texture, color, and shape. Ably assisted by her regular consumption of an entirely unreasonable amount of coffee, Laura hopes to create something that you will love and wear for years to come."

Lindsay Huff, huffalo (Jewelry)

“I create jewelry (primarily earrings and necklaces as well as rings, bandana slides, and bolo ties) by enameling on copper, as well as stamping and etching on a variety of metals. I also create objects for the home including enameled steel campware, enameled ring dishes and trays, recycled scrap metal air plant holders, and hammered aluminum can collages on wood. Huffalo represents the intersection of my studio practice as a metalsmith and my education career as a teaching artist working throughout southwestern Pennsylvania. Much of my work is made from scrap metals, student discards, and recycled materials, while my limited production line of jewelry utilizes sheet metal and machine-cut stampings to create a more accessible price point for customers. All pieces are made by hand by me with all works being one-of-a-kind due to the unique and unpredictable variables of melting glass onto metal and utilizing scrap materials."

Melissa K O'Brien, Melissa O'Brien Designs (Jewelry)

“I enjoy designing and creating jewelry that is understated, elegant, modern, and wearable. I make each piece by hand, and strive to create pieces that are casual enough to wear with jeans, but elegant enough to wear for an evening out. I get excited by the act of creating and the process of transforming an idea into something real that can be held in your hand. Rarely do I start with a concrete idea, I prefer to allow the creative process to happen organically. I am most inspired with shaping and forming and the use of positive and negative space. It is not unusual for me to work on multiple pieces at a time, I find that the time away from a piece can give me a fresh perspective. My designs, which are all hand fabricated, are made predominately in sterling silver, copper, and semi-precious stones. I enjoy each phase of the fabrication process."

Nikki Lundberg, Odyssey & Oddities (Jewelry)

“Odyssey & Oddities is a statement jewelry line designed and made from vintage and new materials. Inspired by fashion trends of the past, nature, and the occult; Odyssey designs include charm necklaces, charm bracelets, charm earrings, Victorian + Medieval inspired chokers, bag charms, and necklaces + earrings made from gemstones or vintage findings!"

Rhiannon Blahnik, Kitties & Cookies Clay Co (Jewelry)

“Kitties & Cookies Clay Co is here to deliver quirky and unique polymer clay pieces. Offering an array of goods including earrings, magnets, and key chains, all are sculpted from polymer clay and shaped into some of your favorite treats--from Christmas tree cakes to dinosaur chicken nuggets. If snacks aren't your thing, animal and floral designs are available, too! Special orders and custom designs are available--just ask!"

Robyn Peterson Durlin, NARFdesign LLC (Jewelry)

“NARFdesign (Nearly All Robyn’s Fantastic design) is a collection of sea/beach glass jewelry created by Robyn Peterson Durlin, inspired by her love of beachcombing while kayaking on Lake Erie. The sea/beach glass in each beach/nautical/abstract jewelry design can be traced to a specific coastal region, and primarily features glass that she has hand-picked herself."

Sara Rockburn, 2 ODD BIRDS (Jewelry)

“2 ODD BIRDS jewelry celebrates nature's raw beauty. Each piece begins with hand-selected stones, chosen for their unique character and natural allure. Pairing with oxidized brass, the designs carry a senes of being unearthed and awakened. Rather than chase perfection, I embrace the irregular, the organic and the imperfect - qualities that reflect nature and its resilient spirit. My hope is that 2 ODD BIRDS jewelry speaks to you and becomes a reminder of your own spirit, strength, and fire."

Sarah Pierce, Pierce Jewelry (Jewelry)

“Pierce Jewelry offers a wide variety of handcrafted, original items. All of the jewelry is created using sterling silver, 14k gold and gemstones. Each piece starts out as basic wire or sheet and is then cut, formed, soldered, hammered, finished and set as needed. The use of vitreous enamel in some of the pieces, adds additional color and depth to the line. The signature leaf shape and hammer texture is also evident across the entire line."

Shannon Hogarth, Crescent Rose Craft (Jewelry)

“Crescent Rose Craft is a Cleveland-based jewelry brand inspired by a modern bohemian spirit. Each piece is handcrafted with care, using 14K gold fill, brass, sterling silver, and natural gemstones. From delicate stackables to eye-catching statement pieces, Crescent Rose offers many designs made to be worn and loved every day."

Victoria Semarjian, Serpent & Crow (Jewelry)

“Serpent & Crow is a handmade jewelry line featuring copper electroformed pieces that celebrate the raw beauty of the natural world. Each design highlights precious and semi-precious stones, minerals, and crystals letting Mother Nature’s hard work be the focal point. The electroforming process is the perfect blend of art and science allowing me to creating bold, organic, one-of-a-kind wearable art."

Heather Smotzer, Heather Smotzer Jewelry (Jewelry)

“I design and hand make fine jewelry using traditional metalsmithing out of sterling silver, copper and brass."

Abbie Swisher, Crochet Kitty (Kids + Pets)

“At Crochet Kitty, we create handmade cat toys designed with your feline’s safety and happiness in mind. Our toys are perfect for cat lovers who value durable, safe, and whimsically crafted designs that both you and your cat will adore!"

Becky Masuga, Peppermint Narwhal (Kids + Pets)

“Peppermint Narwhal focuses on animal awareness, appreciation and conservation stewardship through graphic design and associated merchandise. Our Akron-based, two-person team illustrates new infographics every day to share on our social media pages. These graphics spotlight animals, from the iconic to the obscure, and contain educational content that is presented in fun and often unexpected ways. By sharing these graphics, our goal is to promote greater awareness for animals and nature, while encouraging the audience to be better, active stewards of the planet. We also turn some of our graphics into merchandise and donate a portion of sales proceeds to animal conservation organizations. Current merch includes our 2026 Animal Holiday Calendar, Zooflakes book, wooden ornaments, enamel pins, gift tags, and greeting cards."

Felicia Mercado, StellaLoo (Kids + Pets)

“Dog accessories. Dog mom gear."

Kanak Bal, Jindonut Treatery (Kids + Pets)

“Pampered pets rejoice! Jindonut Treatery has just one goal: to make even the pickiest dogs and cats happy with our delicious raw dehydrated, protein-focused treats. Each yummy snack is paw-crafted with optimal nutrition in mind, from our ginger-turmeric lean proteins to soothe sensitive tummies and reduce inflammation, to our range of chews like colorful chicken feet, fish skin twists, whole quail, and pig ears for dental and mental wellness. Our supplements for digestion & vitality, and cognition & joint health are made with organic superfoods and perfect as toppers or mixed in with our collagen-rich bone broths. Last but not least, our ChocLiv bars (“chocolate" for pets) are a fan favorite and perfect stocking stuffers for the holiday season! We operate with the belief that pets are family and deserve the best. Zero fillers, always single-protein, and bioavailable ingredients make our products tasty, nutritional powerhouses to help our best friends live their best lives for as long as possible!"

Kathi Baher, The Dogs Bag (Kids + Pets)

“Homemade Handpainted Dog Treats. Over 30 styles and sizes of peanut butter treats! Minimal human grade ingredients made fun! Bandanas with Attitude! Tuff Tugs! Tags that tell it all! Necklaces for added zing!"

Kelly Zalenski, Twinzzshop (Kids + Pets)

“I design and create my own appliques from recycled t-shirts that celebrate twins, siblings and "all the single babies" on onesies, t-shirts, and hats. I draw each applique shape on different colored t-shirts from my supply of t-shirts, piece each applique together, hand stamp any individual letters for text, and finally, I hand sew each piece together for a shabby chic look that lasts and lasts to be passed down as hand me downs :)"

Krista M Beitl, Chewlinka G.E.A.R. (Kids + Pets)

“We make dog collars, bowties, collar flowers, bandanas and t-shirts for dog lovers. We have the ability to design our own fabric which truly makes our products unique. We are passionate about animal rescue and donate a portion of our proceeds to local shelters in Northeast Ohio."

Lena Wilson, Uncle Crunch (Kids + Pets)

“Uncle Crunch is a woman-owned, Medina-based company turning classic favorites into unforgettable freeze-dried treats that are light, crunchy, and full of flavor. Founded by Lena Wilson, Uncle Crunch has quickly gained attention through features on QVC, local TV, and partnerships with Malley’s Chocolates. What makes us stand out is our creativity and commitment to fun—taking something familiar and transforming it into a whole new experience. Alongside our candy line, we’ve expanded with Clark’s Crunch, a wholesome, single-ingredient freeze-dried treat for pets, so the whole family—including furry friends—can enjoy a little crunch."

Maxie Novinc, Bubs & Co (Kids + Pets)

“Bubs & Co is an all-natural pet treat and supplement company based in Cleveland, Ohio. As a devoted pet parents to my three fur babies, Cleo, Kona, and Swisher (affectionally known “The Bubs"), I was determined to create healthy options that I could trust to give them. In 2023, I took the leap and turned my passion into a reality, launching Bubs & Co with a simple yet ambitious goal: to provide pets with wholesome, all-natural products that promote overall health and well-being. Our journey began (and continues to be) in my own kitchen, where I experimented with different ingredients and recipes to create treats and supplements that not only tasted great but also provided real benefits for my bubs. What sets us apart from other pet companies is our commitment to using only the highest quality, all-natural ingredients in every product we make. We don’t believe in adding artificial preservatives, colors, or flavors to our treats and supplements - instead, we let the natural goodness of our ingredients shine through. Whether your pet has food sensitivities or allergies, or you simply want to give them the best possible nutrition, we’ve got you covered."

Samantha Hudson, snow. (Kids + Pets)

“Snow. makes pop culture inspired crocheted figures in the Japanese style of amigurumi. From movies and TV shows, to dinosaurs, animals, plants, and outer space; these sustainably handmade cuties are enjoyed by children and adults alike."

Tammy Kennedy, Globalbambini (Kids + Pets)

“I make handcrafted wooden Montessori puzzles and write children’s books that educate children about how animals live in nature. I also make organic Egyptian cotton T-shirts and undies, and my wonder onesie and screenprint my cute characters with matching bedtime buddies."

Adria Jerman, Sun Spots (Original Art)

“Sun Spots are stained glass panels and suncatchers. They are hand crafted with a focus on beauty, humor, and nostalgia."

AJ Poholski, Dunce Designs (Original Art)

“Dunce Designs is stupid fun. A healthy mix of low brow style, devolved humor, and music references with a good dose of skulls, devils, and aliens to help round things out. Stickers, cards, prints, buttons, shirts, and zines all come with the Dunce Designs official seal of stupidity."

Allie Morris, The Wonder Strand (Original Art)

“The Wonder Strand is all about finding the beauty in what is left behind. My jewelry is all made from items that I clean out of our local rivers. Turning this 'trash' into treasure for people! My prints are all on my handmade paper which uses either recycled materials or local plants. My prints themselves are all celebrations of the natural world around us. I always hope my art brings wonder to people and encourages them to look on our world with kind eyes."

April Bleakney, APE MADE (Original Art)

“APE MADE is a Cleveland proud one-woman business, specializing in eco-friendly hand printed art and apparel. With screen printing at her core, Ape also creates photographs, cyanotype, risograph, letterpress, and mixed media prints. She is an analog woman in many ways and true to form, utilizes only eco-friendly hand printing techniques in her studio while championing handmade and traditional processes. Ape believes in purpose-driven printmaking and shares the love of this art form through teaching, public and community-based art projects, commissions and artist residencies. She is intentional in leveraging both her art and business in support of local social justice charitable organizations and fundraising efforts. Many of the prints available for sale at Bazaar give back directly to local organizations."

Bailey Hornberger, Cat Jacket (Original Art)

“I am a small artist based in Akron, Ohio looking to share my original art work with my community! Each piece is made digitally on my drawing tablet in my own home. Influence for my work comes from both western and eastern media, including anime, cartoons, comics, and children's books. I am particularly inspired to draw animals in fantastical settings. The main goal of my art is to inspire the viewer with wonder and curiousity. I like to think my work stands out for having bold, vibrant colors. My art will often juxtapose cute characters with edgy designs or elements. Whether you're into something cute or a little more edgy, you will be able to enjoy my work!"

Bobbie Tiedt Donohew, Sunlight Original Artworks (Original Art)

“Sunlight Original Artworks is the work of Akron artist Bobbie Tiedt Donohew. Bobbie's body of work includes original watercolor artwork inspired by 16th century Italian masters, ancient Eastern and historical faces. Her paintings are often embellished with metallic paints and gold or silver foil to enhance the subject and add a bit if whimsy. She also features a line of unique fused dichroic glass jewelry art. Dichroic Glass is created when metal oxides are deposited onto a sheet of thin glass in a vacuum chamber, and is known for its highly reflective properties. Originally used by NASA to protect aerospace equipment from radiation, dichroic glass has been adopted by the art community and is now available in a wide variety of colors and patterns. Bobbie creates small mosaic pieces with this specialized glass which are then fused together in a kiln at 1500 degrees. Each piece is a one-of-a-kind statement jewelry creation."

Brittany Korona, Rabbit Rabbit (Original Art)

“✨ Rabbit Rabbit ✨ Handmade with intention in Shaker Heights, Ohio, Rabbit Rabbit is the creative world of artist and jeweler Brittany Korona. Inspired by nature, symbolism, and everyday beauty, Brittany brings together original artwork, electroformed copper jewelry, and thoughtfully crafted apothecary goods under one roof. Each jewelry piece begins with a natural element — crystals, stones, or organic forms — and is transformed through the process of copper electroforming. This alchemy creates one-of-a-kind talismans that feel both earthy and timeless, carrying the spirit of the materials they’re made from. Brittany’s art practice is equally rooted in the natural world. Watercolor paintings, drawings, and miniatures capture the softness of animals, plants, and symbolic imagery, often with a dreamy, bohemian touch. Her small “lover’s eye" paintings, custom pet ornaments, and fine art prints invite collectors to hold a personal piece of her vision. Beyond jewelry and art, Rabbit Rabbit offers apothecary items like essential oil blends and botanical sprays — simple, natural remedies for daily rituals of care. Vintage finds and thoughtfully curated goods occasionally appear alongside her creations, adding a touch of nostalgia and discovery. Whether through jewelry, paintings, or objects for daily life, Rabbit Rabbit is about finding beauty in small details, connecting with nature, and carrying art with you in tangible, meaningful ways. 🌿 Handmade jewelry 🌿 Original watercolor + prints 🌿 Apothecary goods & vintage treasures 🌿 Created with love in Shaker Heights, OH"

Caleb Luzader, The old bolt (Original Art)

“I started welding as a hobby when i was 19, and when i ran out of stuff to fix, i began making figure-esq sculptures with spare parts and scrap metal, after 6 years of people telling me to sell them, i finally booked my first art-show last year at FuelCle, and had an outstanding success not only in that i sold out in the first day, but equally in that i made many amazing contacts and met so many fantastic people! My work consists of uniquely characterized figures/statues made from mostly recycled metal, ranging in size from 5 inches tall, to 12 feet tall, (the vast majority i make stand at about 1-2 foot tall)."

Chelsey Farnum, Studiowurk (Original Art)

“Chelsey Farnum, the creator of Studiowurk, is an interdisciplinary artist and art educator. In her cheeky retro collages, kitchy "Death-Proof" plant sculptures, and funky abstract paintings you will find humor, bold colors, experimental processes and lots of reused / repurposed materials. Chelsey also paints pet portraits on commission."

China R Jones, China Jones Art (Original Art)

“I make handmade linocut block prints that are inspired by nature. I use inspiration from my travels and experiences, while adding a whimsical narrative to my artwork. Each piece is individually hand drawn and carved from a linoleum block before applying layers of ink to the surface, the block is then printed onto paper using my tabletop press to create an impression of the image. Prints are offered in limited editions from as small as 10 to 100 prints. I aim to capture the hidden beauty of nature in my artwork through bold color palettes and organic linework."

Clara Manfredi, C. M. Manfredi’s Emporium of Wonders (Original Art)

“I make multimedia art dolls"

Connor Riva, StudioRiva (Original Art)

“I’m Connor, the artist behind StudioRiva. I specialize in creating mixed-media functional art pieces such as lamps and clocks that blend functionality with imaginative design. My work draws inspiration from the realms of fantasy and sci-fi, transforming everyday uses into something truly otherworldly. Each piece is brought to life through a variety of mediums, including, but not limited to, woodworking, 3D printing, scratch-building, needle felting, and wiring. Whatever the idea calls for, I’ll use the tools and techniques needed to make it come to life."

Dana Kane, Wind Over Tide (Original Art)

“Wind Over Tide is the moniker for Dana Kane, a Buffalo-born, Cleveland-based digital illustrator. Dana meticulously tinkers with lines, shapes, and color to elevate everyday subjects into captivating visual experiences that stir the senses. With a sharp eye for detail, Dana stacks loose, messy shapes to form vibrant realistic illustrations, transforming ordinary subjects into unique visual experiences."

Elaina Workley, Crying Pigeon Press (Original Art)

“Crying Pigeon Press specializes in handmade printmaking ephemera for the soft and dark hearted. This one woman show prints a wide range of product, spanning from original editioned and one of a kind prints on paper, to apparel (shirts, upcycled one of a kind pieces, bandanas, tote bags, etc), garland, pillows, and more for her beloved misfits, bird lovers, and daydreamers alike. Our work is made with a goal to make your house and your clothes feel like a piece of home just for you from your new best friend. From quiet florals, to gatherings of crows, to bold punk tigers, there's some corner of dark whimsy for you with Crying Pigeon Press."

Griffin Kowalczyk, Griffy Digital (Original Art)

“I am a self-taught traditional/digital artist from Cleveland who specializes in a scribble style of drawing. I would describe my art style as a sort of "controlled chaos", which is also a good way to describe my life in general. The subject matter of my art is a mix of pop culture portraits and original works, of which I sell prints and larger framed pieces."

Jenny Glowe, Blank Canvas Abstract (Original Art)

“Blank Canvas Abstract encompasses a variety of creative endeavors and passions. My business began in 2020 from a love of drawing that turned into hand illustrated and digitally edited art prints, and has evolved to include stickers, bookmarks, greeting cards, paintings, and small batches of hand made candles and pottery. My work is inspired by nature, architecture, geometry, language, and everyday life and brings magic and whimsy to the ordinary. It uses bright colors, organic shapes and lines, and a touch of surrealism to evoke emotion and intrigue from the viewer. I want my work to draw people in with its bright, colorful and unique character and remind them of the magic and beauty of life because that is a huge part of what I believe art is all about."

Josie Srnka, Doodle Jomsie (Original Art)

“Doodle Jomsie was born out of my love for writing, poetry, and doodling! I use watercolor and ink to paint / create emotional, deep, and oftentimes just silly sayings paired with playful and light drawings. Not only do I sell the original doodles, but I make a variety of art out of my characters like stickers, pins, cards, and other stationary!"

Kaitey Pastva, K. Pastva Illustration (Original Art)

“K. Pastva Illustration is an illustration and design brand created by artist Kaitey Pastva. Her work is created digitally and utilizes traditionally made textures to complete the whimsical colorful style; which aims to reach people of all ages with the use of quirky characters. Find her work on a variety of products such as art prints, stickers, stationery & accessories!"

Karen Frolo, Karen Frolo (Original Art)

“I’m a Lakewood artist whose subject is our feline friends, and whose media include pen, pencil, paper, block prints, copper and silver wire and beads, and pixels. Why cats? Well, I’ve been drawing them since I was a child, so why not? And if my art can make someone smile because of their wacky and lovable antics, I’ve done something worthwhile. I feel blessed that I can take the time to create art as a side gig* to my day job as a graphic designer. In terms of my process, most pieces start with a series of hand-drawn pencil sketches that explore the basic idea. Then, depending on the style that emerges, I'll develop the idea on either a PC, a block of linoleum, cut paper, or wire. You'll note that the interplay of linework, geometry, and texture figures prominently in my work, and I am specifically intrigued by how even minute adjustments to these can change the direction of a piece, or give rise to a completely new one! The final pieces become framed and unframed block prints, cut paper images, digital prints, t-shirts, or wire and bead jewelry and art. * hence my website url "onthesideart.com""

Kat Amsel, Glait Creations (Original Art)

“I’m Kat, a full time artist working in watercolor, ink and gouache. I’m the chief illustrator for Rue and Vervain Publishing creating art for tarot and oracles decks. In my spare time I work on my own personal projects and love doing plein air painting and nature sketching."

Katie Clark, Chitin & Chlorophyll (Original Art)

“Got empty walls? I'm here to help! I paint botanical insect watercolors, plus prints and stickers- my mini paintings are always a big hit for anyone looking for a unique gift! I also create highly intricate, nature-inspired porcelain ornaments that can be proudly displayed all year long! My goal is always to offer a wide variety of products and price points so that everyone is able to leave with some handmade art that makes them happy, while maintaining a cohesive and visually appealing body of work across two mediums."

Kimberlee Everhard, Kim Everhard Art (Original Art)

“I create watercolor art inspired by my hiking and backpacking adventures. All of my landscape paintings are inspired by places I've been, so each one has a story to share. I create each painting by hand with watercolors on paper and I produce my own art prints in my studio in NE Ohio. I intentionally create each piece from my own experiences with the hope of inspiring others with nature's peace and beauty."

Kristin Alford, it’s a cup of paint (Original Art)

“Let life be colorful! From fluid acrylic to mandala dotting, I love to paint. I focus on hand painting acrylic holiday ornaments and a variety of glasses, vases, jars, and votives, in colorful dot mandalas."

Kylie Goers, Ruby Roadrash Illustration (Original Art)

“I'm a Cleveland-based fine artist, illustrator and tattoo artist with a love for bold lines, spooky vibes, and all things nerdy. My work blends comic art with traditional tattoo style, inspired by punk grit, 80s new wave, and the pop culture that raised me. Whether it's creepy creatures, cult classics, or nostalgic throwbacks, I bring a mix of feminine edge and heart to every piece. I have mashup pieces and original characters captured in ornaments, stickers, pins and prints."

Lorissa Schaefer, Lorissa Schaefer (Original Art)

“My artwork is rooted in what I find aesthetically pleasing in the environment around me. I find pleasure in objects that are odd, curious, dainty, retro, and colorful. It is with these objects that I try to find the humor within them, and illustrate what comes to mind. I use bold lines and colors to do this referencing styles that can be found in old school tattooing techniques and the super graphic ultra modern movement. My medium of choice is a digital program and tablet."

Miranda Tulcewicz, Miranda Lynn Designs (Original Art)

“Miranda Lynn Designs has been making cute art for cute people (that’s you) since 2017. A world of whimsically retro original illustrations come to life in a variety of stationery, accessories and home decor, making our art accessible to anyone. There’s something for everyone to enjoy!"

Randy Crider, Randy Crider (Original Art)

“Randy Crider is an award-winning illustrator based in Lakewood, Ohio. Locally, his work is maybe most recognized as being used for the yearly Brite Winter music festival. In recent years, he has been making screen printed posters from a home studio built during the COVID lockdowns. Using concepts from years of drawings hidden away in sketchbooks - the work is a unique cavalcade of spacemen, monsters, and skeletons. Each print is signed, numbered and limited to fewer than 150 copies per series."

Samantha Bako, figmentpudding (Original Art)

“Figmentpudding is on a mission to weaponize joy and whimsy. Through original designs and handcrafted treasures that make you giggle and laugh when you look at them, Samantha hopes to do what little things she can make your day better. From fun keychains and bookmarks that you'll want to hold onto, crocheted frog coin purses to cherish and take along on adventures, and cartoon dinos to spark a conversation, a variety of goodies are made in the studio by this one-person creative quester."

Stephanie Agatonovic, Funky Eclectic (Original Art)

“I am a stained glass artist working to bring a unique and modern twist to a centuries old art form. I create pieces to help revive interest in stained glass."

Tatum Brandenburg, Jello Jamboree (Original Art)

“Tatum Brandenburg’s business Jello Jamboree makes kitschy handmade fake foods to decorate your home. Delicious and colorful snacks that will last forever from jellos to deviled eggs. Her products include different magnets, trinkets, boxes, ornaments and accessories at affordable prices."

Thao Nguyen, Thao Nguyen Art (Original Art)

“Thao Nguyen is an illustrator and designer based in Cleveland, OH. Her work features vibrant colors and textures inspired by memories of the outdoors and her love for wildlife."

Vanessa Henderosn, Vanessa Henderson (Original Art)

“Vanessa Henderson is a professional mixed media painter, capturing the vibrant moments where possibility meets courage. Each painting is a reminder that the most beautiful discoveries happen when you dare to explore the unknown."

Charlena Robertson, The Soap Obsession Bath and Body Shop (Soap + Spa)

“The Soap Obsession Bath and Body Shop offers luxurious soaps, body creams, salt baths, sugar scrubs, and other treats to pamper the skin. Our fabulous soap collection consists of a wide range of scents along with unscented options to ensure there is something for everyone. Our body creams nourish and keep skin hydrated. Our salt baths are the perfect way to end a long day. Our sugar scrubs exfoliate and softens while leaving the skin wonderfully fragrant. All of our products are handmade with the finest ingredients. Our goal is to make every user feel soft, clean, fragrant, and loved."

De’Jah Nixon, Nuni Products (Soap + Spa)

“Nuni Products is a plant-powered body care line created by a sister duo who believe skincare should be simple, organic, and affordable. With nothing over $25, our handmade products are crafted to nourish your skin using clean, plant-based ingredients you can trust. We stand out by blending quality with accessibility—proving that self-care doesn’t have to come with a luxury price tag."

Jamie Hetzel, Dancing Woods Apothecary (Soap + Spa)

“Dancing Woods Apothecary offers all-natural herbal remedies infused with highly medicinal plants, flower essences, local honey and loving energy. Specializing in elixirs, balms, salves, skincare and artistic besom brooms, every item is handcrafted with intention."

Jennifer Szalkowski, Refill Goodness (Soap + Spa)

“Refill Goodness is an eco-market and mobile refillery, where our goal is to help reduce household waste and to offer an alternative way to source the things we need to run our homes and live an eco-friendly lifestyle. We offer bulk refills of body care products and home cleaning essentials, as well as sustainable swaps to help replace disposable goods with reusable goodness. We create environmentally responsible products and partner with local and regional makers to offer the best in sustainable alternatives. People are encouraged to provide their own containers for refill; however, we also offer our refills on-the-go in recycled bottles that can be returned for infinite reuse. Our delivery program in Cuyahoga County will deliver sustainable goodness directly to your doorstep, so that you'll never run out of the products you depend on. We believe that every small change can make a big impact within our community. We are proud to provide a resource for BIG change in Cleveland and beyond."

Jessica Graves, Una Biologicals (Soap + Spa)

“Una Biologicals is Pittsburgh’s premier natural beauty + wellness brand. Started in Jessica's kitchen over 16 years ago, Una Biologicals creates produces a full line of botanical bath + body care made with organic, fair-trade and sustainable ingredients. Whether you are looking for face care, skin care, amazing soaps, essential oils, natural deodorant, herbal tea, or a good smelling rub to ease that back pain, we are here for you. Woman owned, all natural and totally freaking amazing."

Kassi Newman, Scenic Route Soap & Supply (Soap + Spa)

“Scenic Route Soap and Supply creates handcrafted, all-natural soaps inspired by the beauty of the journey. Made with high-quality plant oils, butters, and essential oils, our soaps offer a sensory escape—whether it’s the invigorating rush of skinny dipping in an alpine lake or the cozy comfort of breakfast in bed after a long adventure. Designed for wanderers, nature lovers, and those who embrace the scenic route in life, each bar invites you to slow down and savor the moment. Stop by and discover your next favorite scent!"

Leigh Hughes, HoneyBee's Soap (Soap + Spa)

“For over 20 years, our family-owned business in Akron, Ohio, has been handcrafting plant-based soaps with love and care. We’re all about sustainability, using natural ingredients, essential oils, and minimal packaging to keep things eco-friendly. What started with soap has grown into a full collection of vegan shampoo bars, shower steamers, dog shampoo bars, and hypoallergenic laundry powder—all made with the same commitment to quality. Most recently, we introduced our Olive Oil Collection, featuring ultra-gentle face and baby bars. We're always dreaming up new, earth-friendly products and can’t wait to share them with our customers!"

Melissa Klimo-Major, apothecary verde (Soap + Spa)

“Apothecary Verde creates slow-crafted bodycare goods for bodies, spirits, and seasons in motion. Each aromatic blend begins with thoughtfully sourced, plant-based ingredients, often sustainably harvested from my own gardens. My small-batch process is intentional, resulting in a self and bodycare collection that feels different because it is: effective formulas made by human hands with deep respect for the plants, the process, and the people who use them. My creations are designed to transform everyday care into meaningful ritual, with everything I make rooted in nature and inspired by years of slow craft, wellness practices, and lessons gathered through global travel."

Munirah Bomani, Bomani Beauty MD (Soap + Spa)

“We are Drs. Munirah Bomani, Aziza Bomani- Bailey and Dr. Nichola Bomani Gonzalez, the founders of Bomani Beauty. Welcome to our family! We are sisters that have had a passion for plant based solutions since we were children. Our Caribbean elders made sure that we understood the healing powers of the Earth and how to harness them when needed. We have been experimenting with selling natural beauty products since high school. After our medical residencies, we truly felt prepared to launch our dream of a Vegan Skin Care Empire. All of our products were carefully formulated in house and lovingly prepared by our own hands. With Bomani Beauty, you can find a variety of sensitive-skin friendly moisturizers , lipsticks and self care items for 20 dollars or less. We believe that quality ingredients and clean cosmetics should be affordable and accessible for all. It is our hope to continue to have a positive change on the Cleveland community and beyond."

Nicholas Lime, Lime Skincare Co LLC (Soap + Spa)

“I'm Nick, the creator and head formulator behind Lime Skincare Co. I started my brand at the age of 11 and have since made a promise to my customers to provide clean, handmade, and safe products to all. With a passion for science, I personally formulate all of my products here in Cleveland, Ohio. Once I have a perfect, consumer-ready product, it's sent off to my customers! All of my products are 100% vegan and cruelty-free. Currently, I am 17 years old and still based in Cleveland, Ohio. My current product lineup includes handmade foaming and bar soaps, exfoliating lip scrubs, body moisturizers, as well as the facial line, which includes sheet masks, eye gel, and facial moisturizer. During the holidays, I release a special holiday collection of products to elevate the bathroom experience and get everyone in the holiday mood."

Nicole Dzurko, Revival (Soap + Spa)

“Revival Body Care is a line of ALL NATURAL Skin, Lip, and Hair Care created using only the finest quality Organic, Fair Trade, 100% Vegan Ingredients. Revival Body Care is committed to using ingredients that are sustainable, ethically sourced, fair-trade, cruelty-free, and organic. All to ensure healthy, nourished skin, lips, and hair without the use of toxins, artificial chemicals, colors, fragrances, or fillers. EVERY ingredient serves a purpose."

Rachel Fichter, The MacBath (Soap + Spa)

“The MacBath creates literary goats milk soaps for the discerning geek. My creamy and sudsy soaps are each hand stamped with a witty quotation from popular works of Shakespeare, Fantasy, Sci Fi, Jane Austen, and more. Each soap stamp is designed and 3d printed by me, making each one entirely unique to The MacBath. My soaps make a thoughtful gift for your bookworm friends and family, or a bathtime indulgence for yourself. Because in addition to being pretty, good smelling, and clever, it's also just...really good soap."

Samantha Phillips, Venus In Aquarius Apothica (Soap + Spa)

“Venus In Aquarius Apothica is an herbalist owned micro-batched Apothecary specializing in astrological aromatherapy, botanical body care, and hand blended herbal teas. We source the majority of our botanicals from regenerative organic herb farms, and formulate everything in small batches with the four seasons and our great lakes bio-region in mind."

Sean Hirsch & Zach Wise, Soothing Sloth Soap Co. (Soap + Spa)

“We're just two guys with a passion for self care and crafting honest, natural, quality products. Life can be so busy and stressful sometimes which is why our philosophy has always been to set aside a little time for yourself to unwind and recharge after a long day or week. We are committed to making all of our products safe for adults and children to enjoy. All Soothing Sloth Soap Co. products are vegan, hand-crafted, sulfate-free, and NEVER tested on animals."

Steveland Arnold, Oh So Dapper Soap Company (Soap + Spa)

“We are a men’s skincare company that makes handmade soap, beard care, lotion and lip balm. All of our products are made with masculine fragrances that cater to men."

Teela S Patterson, The Gold Standard Skincare Co (Soap + Spa)

“The Gold Standard by Teela Samone crafts luxurious, multi-purpose skincare that’s as indulgent as it is healing. Rooted in my background as a biologist with degrees in biology, health sciences, and chemistry, every formula blends science with nature — harnessing nutrient-rich oils, botanicals, and the signature Gold Standard Formula to nourish, soothe, and restore skin. From the luminous oil serum and buttery balm to Batana rich hairdress and scalp refreshing oils to each product is designed to elevate daily rituals into moments of pure self-care. More than skincare — this is luxury that loves your skin back. ✨"

Chris Deighan, Chris Deighan Art (T-Shirts)

“I make freehand ink drawings on paper that involve architecture, industry & history. I conduct research before drawing so that each detail pertains to the overall subject of the image. I am also a screen printer. I print my work by hand on shirts, paper & wood panels."

Dave Gruss, WeBleedOhio (T-Shirts)

“WeBleedOhio is a Cleveland, OH-based clothing brand specializing in high-quality, Ohio and sports-themed apparel, including t-shirts, hoodies, and accessories. With over 15 years of experience in designing and screen printing apparel, the company prides itself on its handcrafted designs and personal touch. The brand caters to a wide audience, from sports fans to families, offering products for men, women, and kids. WeBleedOhio’s offerings also include custom apparel, stickers, hats, and collectible items that celebrate Ohio sports culture."

Evan Laisure, The Pastimes (T-Shirts)

“The Pastimes is my small printshop in Lakewood Ohio, that makes artwork meant to honor wildlife & our favorite outdoor activities. I draw and hand-print the products using 100% eco friendly materials with no plastic in the apparel (100% cotton) and no plastic in the ink (100% water-based solvent free). My product lines include environmental categories like wildflowers, trees, birds and bugs, but also popular activities like hiking, biking, farming, fishing, and more. I bring to the shows a unique offering that is meant for the person in your life that is hard to shop for. I do this work because I not only love to draw and printmake, but because I truly love nature and think that you don't have to be an outdoorsman to be excited and conscious about the beautiful wildlife in our communities."

Hannah Manocchio, Snakes + Acey's (T-Shirts)

“Snakes + Acey’s is a woman owned and operated small print shop located in historic Little Italy. Each item we create is hand drawn, designed, and then screen printed, by hand in house. All our printed merchandise is created using inks that are environmentally friendly and far kinder to the body. Our line of artwork, apparel, and merchandise is inspired by everything from social issues, symbology, history, and the love for our city. In addition to our own line of work – we also produce custom and commission work for clients around the city and beyond."

Kelly McGreehan, Kay-Em Apparel (T-Shirts)

“Cleveland and outdoor inspired apparel and merchandise. Using pop culture and the love of the outdoors to create relatable and eye catching products!"

Scott Hudson, Rocket E3 (T-Shirts)