Vendor Directory

Plant-based crafts and home decor business, specializing in propagated houseplants, planters, and botanical gift items. Sold at Maine fairs and craft events.

Baby bibs, blankets, books, hats, sweaters; embroidered coasters and towels; fabric pocketbooks, wallets; Farm-to-Bath goat milk soap from Glastonbury CT; Gigi/Nana/Mimi/Grandma mugs; handmade teething rings, kids' masks, Lynn's candles, magnet scarves, pot holders, scented sachets, baby blankets, table runners.

The Red Door Pottery Gallery & Studio is a Kittery, Maine ceramicist and gallery creating handmade pottery, exhibiting at Seacoast Maine craft fairs and artisan markets.

The Salty Cowgirl custom creations is a Machias, Maine-based craft vendor by Janet Driensky offering custom handmade goods. Founded in 2026, the business blends Western "cowgirl" aesthetics with the saltwater character of coastal Down East Maine. Eventeny profile maintained for event applications.

The Village Seamstress is a Turner, Maine craft artisan creating handmade sewn goods, exhibiting at central Maine craft fairs and artisan markets.

Birch tree coasters, candles, ornaments, magnets, metal and birch bottle openers, wall decor, wine bottle holders, paintings on birch tree bark, woodland-themed products.

Folded book art in a wide variety of designs. Thorns, Roses & Puppy Noses is a craft vendor exhibiting at The Big E (Eastern States Exposition), the 17-day fall fair in West Springfield, MA.

Fiber arts made with quilting fabric: fabric-covered tile coasters, canvases, bags, wallets, rice packs and table toppers in creepy, gothic or unusual themes.

Plushies (dragons, bats, cryptids, videogame characters), resin and clay jewelry and charms, dragon figurines, resin ponds, animal hats, headbands, hair clips, art prints, stickers and body glitter.

Small handmade goods business; everything made by the owner and her family. Started 2022.

Tigermoth Pottery is a Surry, Maine ceramicist creating handmade pottery, exhibiting at Down East Maine craft fairs and artisan markets in the Blue Hill peninsula area.

I create epoxy resin items using real flowers that I have dried myself. (Sometimes I use other items as well) Items include jars, bowls, key chains, magnets, floral centerpieces, among other things.

Antler-based crafts and decor.

Pens (ballpoint, rollerball, fountain), pencils, perfume applicators, magnifiers, necklace magnifiers, pill bottles, safety whistles, letter openers, detachable key rings, toothpick holders, bracelet helpers, bottle stoppers.

DIY paint boards, apparel, drinkware, keychains, towels, candles, and jewelry boxes.

Crystals, sun catchers, dream catchers, flower pot gnomes, knitted hats, snowflakes and blueberry basket magnets.

Tyler Gulden is a Walpole, Maine craft artisan creating handmade goods, exhibiting at mid-coast Maine craft fairs and artisan markets.

Handmade baskets.

Wendy and Robert (Espo) Esposito's working studio and retail showroom just north of Unity, Maine, established in 1986. Specializes in original Maine Made folk art pottery — wheel-thrown, pressed, and hand-built — with each piece individually crafted and signed. Offers two-hour pottery wheel classes for groups of 2-4. Open during the Maine Pottery Tour each May.

Maine pottery studio operating from a second-floor working space. Produces functional and decorative ceramics and welcomes visitors during the annual Maine Pottery Tour the first weekend of May each year.

Maine ceramicist Vera Johnson's working pottery studio. Handcrafted stoneware and tableware, with the studio open to visitors during the annual Maine Pottery Tour each May.

Handmade ash baskets, arts and crafts, tribal t-shirts and hoodies, by Brenda Moore-Mitchell, Passamaquoddy Tribal member from Sipayik.

Wabi-Sabi Ceramics by Ramone is an Edgecomb, Maine ceramicist creating handmade pottery in the wabi-sabi aesthetic, exhibiting at mid-coast Maine craft fairs and artisan markets.

Waterfall Arts Community Ceramics Studio is a Belfast, Maine community ceramics studio at Waterfall Arts, creating handmade pottery and exhibiting at mid-coast Maine craft fairs.