Local Artisan Marketplace
Ali’s Art
Backyard Wonders
I place every leaf by hand, creating a pattern and color palette. Then the fabric, with the plant material inside, is tightly rolled around a pipe or stick. The “bundles” are tossed into a steamer. The heat releases the dye out of the plant, coloring the fabric next to the leaf. The colors are revealed as the plan material is lifted off the unwrapped fabric. Each piece is unique and one-of-a-kind. I can’t predict exactly what the results will be and this is why I do it. It is always a surprise!
Whitney Crane Mixed Media
Ceramics, jewelry and woodworking. Mushroom Wonderland!
Broken Dreams Glass Artwork
Upcycled garden art made by Pat Gardener.
Color Me Glad Face Painting
Face painting by Joy for both kids and adults alike!
Earth and Sky Fibreworks
One of a kind designer aprons for women, men, children and dolls as well as tea cozies, dishtowels, potholders, handknit washcloths and pillowcases for your enjoyment!
Foxglove Apiaries
We offer fresh local honey. Some of our bees live on the McKenzie Lavender Farm and their honey is sold exclusively at the McKenzie Lavender Bloom. In addition to honey, we have beeswax candles, and colorful tie-dyed apparel including pants, overalls, dresses, T-shirts, kids shirts and onesies.
Soft Peak’s Cakery
All of my cakes and specialty-baked goods are prepared with quality ingredients. As many organic and local ingredients as possible, including real butter, fresh eggs and high quality chocolates.
Kathryn’s Quilling
Kathryn Cannon is a local artist living along the McKenzie River in Walterville, Oregon.
She practices the art of quilling~~ the craft of curling, bending and arranging small strips of paper to create beautiful and detailed artwork. It is believed to have originated over 500 years ago when a feather quill was used to roll the paper.
Kathryn began making personalized cards for family, friends and colleagues who encouraged her to start a business. She is self-taught and her work is hand-crafted. Kathryn gets her inspiration from the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest. Her personality is reflected in the simplicity of her quilled wildflowers and sweet miniatures.
Joe Frank Woodworks
Unique and artistic woodcarving and burning.
Savage Glass
Janet is a glass and epoxy resin artist. Inspired by the molten glass discovered in the ashes of their burned home in 2020, she uses broken and cut glass in a variety of ways to create beautiful abstracts, flowers, and scenes.
Twisted Succulents
A fun collection of succulents to plant in your own garden at home!
Janet Johnson
Beautiful bird feeders, hummingbird feeders and lanterns made from vintage glass bowls and plates
Sass with Glass
My name is Brenda Cline. I’m a local. McKenzie River stained glass artist with 35 years experience using the copper foil or Tiffany style technique. The Tiffany style technique has been around for more than 1000 years mostly used in church windows. Glass is cut to fit the pattern, then copper foil is wrapped around each piece of glass. Once each piece of glass is wrapped in copper foil and fit to the pattern, it is soldered cleaned, then polished. I will have night lights and suncatchers available at the Lavender Bloom
Vintage Makeover
Barefoot Books
Barefoot Books have stunning illustrations, thoughtful text, diversity, inclusivity and heart! In order for children to feel positive self-worth, they need to see themselves reflected in books. Barefoot Books depict children from all walks of life, combatting bias and stereotypes. Melissa East has been sharing Barefoot Books for over 16 years as a Community Bookseller.
