Holiday Bazaart 2024

Prairie Lily Stitches makes hand sewn goods with a touch of vintage charm and a pop of modern flair. Whether it’s a cute coin pouch, a handy jewellery bag or a cute crossbody bag, you’ll find something that will brighten up your life every time you use it. Our products are made with high-quality fabric and craftsmanship, so you can enjoy them for years to come.

Bath Poetry is all-natural handmade apothecary in Lumsden, SK. Our products combine our love of bath and body products and a daily infusion of poetry, nourishing the body and mind. Each product is handmade in small batches, infused with the highest quality ingredients. With a poem on every jar, you can be sure to infuse your daily routine with beauty and inspiration, as well as the comfort of a natural and healthy approach to skincare.

Small batch bath and body products using high-quality ingredients. Gorgeous scents and gift-ready packaging.

As the artisan behind Conjure Apothecary, I craft candles, oils, and sprays inspired by ancient Celtic traditions, infusing them with the magic of crystals, herbs, and flowers sourced from Canadian suppliers. Each product is carefully designed to enhance daily rituals, with themes like new moon, full moon, love, and abundance, to help users connect with their inner magic. I believe in the power of ritual and the enchantment of everyday moments, and my work reflects that passion.

I make small to large wheel thrown and hand built ceramic pieces. My pieces are made using earthenware, stoneware and porcelain clays. I finish my pieces using a variety of overglaze/underglaze techniques, painting, sgraffito and washes. I am inspired by the patterns and forms in nature.

Throwing clay takes Amanda back to her childhood where her artistic journey began. The feeling of clay in her hands calms her and leads her to a place of expression and thought. Amanda is inspired by many things including nature, geometry, and life experiences. Translating these inspirations into her ceramics gives her great satisfaction knowing that these pieces can be used daily or put on display in a home or place of gathering. For Amanda, being a ceramicist is a lifelong journey and along the path she hopes to inspire others. Amanda sells her work online, through craft markets and galleries. Each ceramic piece uses a mixture of hand-building and wheel-thrown techniques. Her ceramic mugs are traditional but the shape, painting technique and handle design are original. Amanda’s original ideas from her paintings are replicated onto her ceramic pieces.

I am a juried potter who loves to create both functional pottery and decorative pieces. At this time of the year I am also busy creating beautiful ornaments and trees for Christmas. I truly believe functional items don’t have to be plain. They can be a work of art too.

Pepo Ceramics is the work of Jenn Dudman. She creates modern functional pieces, meant for everyday use.

Born and currently working in Altona, Manitoba, Shaun has always been surrounded by pottery. He’s the son of Marlene Dyck – a successful potter of 43 years. Shaun is self-taught and has potted full-time for over 25 years. Influences of the angular, geometric nature of the work inspire his individual wares that are on one hand designed and reproducible and on the other hand, possess a simple character that is uniquely their own.

Regina artist Terri Ekvall, an experienced ceramic artist with a passion for transforming clay into captivating pieces of functional art, invites you to explore her unique collection. Primarily working in porcelain she draws inspiration from nature and childhood stories. The hand drawn and painted images of mushrooms are inspired by the work of Alice in Wonderland while images of plant life and insects are inspired by nature. The personal touch and attention to detail make each piece a unique work of art, ensuring that you receive a piece is designed to enhance your daily rituals with joy and love.

Wildfire Ceramics hand-builds whimsical and functional pieces inspired by mythology, fairy tales, and the natural world. They use their own original drawings to decorate their pieces and all the creating is done in their small, in-home studio located in Regina.

Central Standard is small batch clothing, accessories and home goods. Consciously designed basics for everyday life, using natural fibres and ethically produced in Canada. Founded in 2019, the line is designed and handmade in the Cathedral area of Regina, Sk, on Treaty 4 Territory.

Kathleen O’Grady creates exclusive collections of garments and one-of-a-kind pieces using specialty fabrics. Kathleen’s fashions offer style, fit and quality craftsmanship in sizes X-Small to XX-Large. Her work also includes vintage velveteen berets, naturally dyed scarves and hand printed garments and bandanas. Kathleen’s extensive travels in Europe, Southeast Asia, Japan, India and Africa have influenced her designs and given her an appreciation of textile traditions from around the world.

Siggi Clothing is simple silhouettes that feel darn good to wear, that are fun and striking and confident. Every garment is personally made by Karyn in small batches or made-to-measure in her studio in South Point Douglas. All pieces are created with the nicest linens, organic cotton, and sustainably sourced textiles. Timelessness and quality are top priority with every piece produced in Siggi studio.

My passion as an artisan is creating beautiful, handmade treasures, specifically fabric dolls and felt flowers. My fabric dolls are created from locally sourced broadcloth and feature hand-embroidered faces, along with customized outfits designed to fit each doll’s unique personality. The felt flowers I create are made of wool felt, beads, and embroidery thread and include roses, poppies, peonies, and daisies. Felt elements are hand-cut, sewn, and intricately constructed into elegant life-like flowers that are combined into bouquets that can serve as sentimental gifts or eye-catching decor items.

I sell yarn that I have hand-dyed using professional quality acid dyes and have heat-set to ensure colour longevity. My yarn is sourced from ethical mills around the world that do not use mulesing practices. The fiber content used in the yarn bases include a variety of merino wool, blue-faced leicester, nylon, cashmere and silk. All of the colourways I dye are my own creativity, and range from soft pastels to brights, and I use a variety of dyeing methods for tonals, variegated, and speckled colours. The yarn I dye is intended for a wide variety of crafting styles, including knitting, crocheting, and weaving, and can be used for clothing garments, accessories, kids toys, etc.

I design and handmake small quilted items such as: table runners, bags, placemats cushions and wall hangings. Some of my items are made from linen that I hand dye myself, often using snow or ice in the process

Maxi Moo Handmade is a small mama-run business that makes keepsake knit and crochet toys and accessories for children (and the young at heart!). At Maxi Moo, you’ll find snugglers (think a comforting mix of blanket lovey and stuffed toy), plush animals, and interactive toys, including fidgets and play food – all perfect for the littlest of hands to enjoy. All of the cuteness at Maxi Moo has been lovingly made by hand to be played with for years to come.

Winnipeg Resin Artist Jessica Solta creates little portals of nature to wear and decorate your home with. Each piece is created with handpicked Canadian nature and individually set in hand cut salvaged copper pipe and encased in resin to show the intricate details of flora and fauna that aren’t always given the attention they deserve. Her simplistic designs ensure the focus is on the details of nature itself that inspire her every day.

I handmake and design (NOT ASSEMBLE) sterling silver & 14K gold-filled jewelry. I have my Levels I and II in metalsmithing. And designing jewelry is my full-time passion. I have over 300 handmade sterling silver & 14k gold-filled rings using natural gemstones and cubic zirconias. Including sterling silver & 14k gold-filled spinner/fidget rings. My rings are a great seller!! I also handmake and design sterling silver & 14k gold-filled earrings, necklaces (long and short) and bracelets. I also have designed some rose gold earrings and necklaces. As well as copper, brass and bronze earrings. My jewelry is modern and contemporary, and worn as everyday wear. I love designing jewelry as much as my customers love wearing my pieces.

Born from a love of nature and art DORÉ by Lisa Adele is designed with sharp reference to sculpture and the natural world. Our pieces take inspiration from intricate patterns in nature, flourishes of vintage surrealism; imbued with folklore and spirituality. Handcrafted in Canada using the lost wax process, our pieces are sculpted in wax and then cast in metal. Working with high quality gemstones, bronze, silver, gold vermeil and solid gold.

At JAM + co I create everything by hand. From artwork I have designed into stamps to then incorporate into my pieces. All JAM + co pieces are created using gold filled and gemstone materials, my jewelry is meant to be enjoyed everyday.

I make one-of-a-kind sterling silver and gold jewelry embellished with gems. Each piece is handmade and inspired by nature and modern, organic forms.

Handmade sterling silver, gold filled and rose gold filled earrings, pendants, rings, necklaces and bracelets. The jewelry incorporates Swarovski beads and crystals, semi precious beads and cabochons as well as mixed metals such as copper and brass.

All my artwork is handmade. I make hand-painted purses and cushions, contemporary paintings and collages, beaded and silver-solder earrings, and earrings made from recycled CDs.

Judith Winchester is a weaver that creates usable art in the form of tea towels, scarves, throws and baby blankets. She uses natural, sustainable fibres such as linen, cotton, bamboo, silk and alpaca to create unique textiles on her floor looms in Regina, SK.

Forest and Shore Artist Collective creates original art and design with connection in mind, to each other and ourselves. From stationery and stickers to apparel and accessories, it’s more than art, it’s a lifestyle. Based in Regina, SK, three artists work individually and collaboratively with traditional and modern art mediums, from painting to graphic design to create products that help you express yourself.

Formerly Crafts and Creations. Eloise Turnbull and myself have both previously been in the sale. Eloise does hand-painted porcelain, all original pieces, and her own designs. I mosaic with glass and ceramic tiles. All original and unique. I use embellishments throughout my pieces.

Prairie Wool & Fibre Designs up-cycles and repurposes wool clothing to create unique, practical, personal and household items. Repurposed Wool Sweater Mittens are everyone’s favourites. Crossbody cell phone bags are also popular and are made from up-cycled wool skirts, kilts and suits. Other products include dice trays, coin purses, Christmas stockings, hot pads, and bowl cozies. All products are designed and sewn by me in my home studio. Each item is made with careful attention and quality workmanship.

Wayne and Dana are Canadian artists who work in printmaking and surface design. They use traditional print methods such as silkscreen printmaking to make home goods on cotton/linen fibre.

I produce original acrylic paintings on paper and canvas. My subject matter is stylized animals, plants, and celestial bodies, which depict my ceremonial understanding of Indigenous spiritual teachings.

Inspired by all things nature, Milkhouse Originals creates acrylic paintings and fine art prints depicting animals, birds, insects and more. A curated collection of artwork that speaks to a kinship with this magical earth. Beautiful bits of nature made with a sense of whimsy and wonder.

A professional artist and designer, Samantha is well known for her abstract landscapes, custom pet paintings and design advice. Her use of vibrant colours and texture will brighten up your home and provide an optimistic vibe for you and your family to enjoy.

We have been creating delicious roasted nuts for almost 20 years now. We hear from many of our customers that they come to the show because they can’t get our products anywhere else. We have a variety of flavors as well as Linda Maries Gourmet Toffee as an added treat.

Print Condition is a local print shop that specializes in lino-block printmaking. Providing original prints, tote bags, stickers, keychains and much more!

Brian Baggett is a lifelong musician who embraced a creative outlet of assembling hardwood boxes and related mosaic wood art. After a brief career in construction and remodelling, Brian began experimenting with hardwoods during down times from recording an album. Brian uses the global array of hardwood species and local woods as his colour palette, creating mosaics inspired by improvisational music and sound art. All of his box creations are in as natural of a state as possible: no color-altering oils or stains are used, and no hardware is attached. All boxes are unique, one of a kind and finished with Tung oil and a local beeswax mix. Brian Baggett Wood Craft began in 2016 and is based in Fort Qu’Appelle.

Our products are made from the finest selection of hardwoods available. Some of the items that we produce are cutting boards, cheese-slicing boards, sourdough knives, crib boards, and others. These are all handcrafted in our backyard shop in Pense.