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San Diego Indie Craft Market stitches Queen Bee

North Park venue hosts nearly 40 vendors selling handmade wares Sunday

“All merchandise sold at the Indie Craft Market must be a form of handmade... Somehow, it must be a product that you reproduced and not something that is mass reproduced,” reads the vendor guidelines.

On Sunday, June 23, the very first San Diego Indie Craft Fair Market will invade Queen Bee's Arts & Cultural Center (3925 Ohio Street) from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Put on by the folks at the San Diego Vintage Flea Market, this homemade vendor paradise features 38 local artisans and crafters who will be situated both inside and on the patio of Queen Bee’s.

More of a crafting community rather than a selling competition amongst vendors, the driving force behind Lefty Lex Creations has proved this point.

She has made it her personal goal to get the word out about the first ever San Diego Indie Craft Fair Market as best she can and has dedicated much space on her blog, 11 entries to be exact, to highlight a few of the SDICM vendors.

The list of participating creative heads is long, but included below - along with links to Lefty Lex’s vendor interviews - for all of those that “don’t do” Facebook or want to get to know the vendors a little better:

Tossed & Found Gardens

Ceci Punch Designs

My Lucky Dragon

Indigo Pomegranate

Christal Blu Creations

The Love Stitch

Lottie Hop

DelMar D-Signs

Charmed Treasures

Madi Marie Boutique

P.HumpPhotography

The Chequered Lily Apothecary

Hope Ann

Vaux Swift

Mystical Mountain Card Co.

Miss Finch's Finery

Just A Few Things

Leticia Minard

Wyng'd Lyon Creations

Kathy Woolridge

Just Peachy Keen

Bridie Creations

Streetheart

Wink Artisans

Sherrer the Love

Arrok Metal Studio

Scraps Patchwork

Lefty Lex Creations

Small & Great Crochet

LoveNotes Crafts

Dzine By Eriness

Cassie Adcock

Stitched.

Jill's Eclectic Designs

Shelly Z Creations

Shining Star Boutique

Two Shabby Sisters

The Rusty Owl

Expect jewelry, soaps, art, photography, candles, hair baubles & bangles, handbags, and more - all handmade.

Although the prices of the handcrafted goodies vary, SDICM is free to attend and ogle the goods.

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“All merchandise sold at the Indie Craft Market must be a form of handmade... Somehow, it must be a product that you reproduced and not something that is mass reproduced,” reads the vendor guidelines.

On Sunday, June 23, the very first San Diego Indie Craft Fair Market will invade Queen Bee's Arts & Cultural Center (3925 Ohio Street) from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Put on by the folks at the San Diego Vintage Flea Market, this homemade vendor paradise features 38 local artisans and crafters who will be situated both inside and on the patio of Queen Bee’s.

More of a crafting community rather than a selling competition amongst vendors, the driving force behind Lefty Lex Creations has proved this point.

She has made it her personal goal to get the word out about the first ever San Diego Indie Craft Fair Market as best she can and has dedicated much space on her blog, 11 entries to be exact, to highlight a few of the SDICM vendors.

The list of participating creative heads is long, but included below - along with links to Lefty Lex’s vendor interviews - for all of those that “don’t do” Facebook or want to get to know the vendors a little better:

Tossed & Found Gardens

Ceci Punch Designs

My Lucky Dragon

Indigo Pomegranate

Christal Blu Creations

The Love Stitch

Lottie Hop

DelMar D-Signs

Charmed Treasures

Madi Marie Boutique

P.HumpPhotography

The Chequered Lily Apothecary

Hope Ann

Vaux Swift

Mystical Mountain Card Co.

Miss Finch's Finery

Just A Few Things

Leticia Minard

Wyng'd Lyon Creations

Kathy Woolridge

Just Peachy Keen

Bridie Creations

Streetheart

Wink Artisans

Sherrer the Love

Arrok Metal Studio

Scraps Patchwork

Lefty Lex Creations

Small & Great Crochet

LoveNotes Crafts

Dzine By Eriness

Cassie Adcock

Stitched.

Jill's Eclectic Designs

Shelly Z Creations

Shining Star Boutique

Two Shabby Sisters

The Rusty Owl

Expect jewelry, soaps, art, photography, candles, hair baubles & bangles, handbags, and more - all handmade.

Although the prices of the handcrafted goodies vary, SDICM is free to attend and ogle the goods.

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