Vendor Corner
Join us on Saturday, December 7, 2024 from 11:00 AM-4:00 PM as we welcome these wonderful vendors to the 2024 Mt. Rainier Holiday Craft Fair here at Joe’s Movement Emporium!
Delkis Collections
We design clothing and accessories that tell a story or start a conversation. We love to share our rich Africa culture through clothing and accessories.
Karen Morrill
Quirky creative household goods and keepsakes from up-cycled materials.
Fields Originals
I offer unique handmade crocheted creations such as hats, blankets, scarves, wine bottle and tissue box holders, bags, etc
Terratorie
Terratorie celebrates the power of neighborhoods with our series of illustrated maps, honoring your connection to all the places you’ve felt at home. Terratorie is the work of artist Torie Partridge, who believes that neighborhoods are the canvas for community connectedness, warmth, and belonging.
Paige’s Pottery and Paintings
Art has always been a calming outlet. In college I decided to paint and create ceramics to de-stress. Although I thought it was a pastime for winding down, an opportunity came to share my work. Today, I share with you my favorite pieces of art.
Kalage Art
Kala Wright is a mixed-media artist that uses paper, color, texture and found objects to create collages (or “Kalages” as she likes to call them!). She derives inspiration for her work from her soul, observations and lived experiences. Kala has a degree in illustration from Pratt Institute, a deep passion for color theory and a drive to see and experience wonderment in all forms. These influences help shape her work.
Quality Hill Coffee
Quality Hill Coffee is located locally in Mount Rainier and I deliver fresh roasted coffee locally and also have an Etsy store featuring bothe roasted and green unroasted coffee.
Petit Loup Ceramics
Petit Loup Ceramics is a black woman owned ceramics studio in Baltimore, Maryland. We produce small-batch handmade ceramics to brighten the home and elevate your day to day.
Bevo Ash Pottery
Bevolin began her foray into ceramic in 1996 with her first touch of clay and has become obsessed with it ever since. The ability to experiment with form and enhance the beauty of shapes, giving a natural substance both function and life, by bringing it through to its final firing, is a never-ending source of joy. Bevolin's artwork comprises wheel-thrown and slab-built pottery--functional and decorative.
Official Royal Watch
Official Royal Watch, created by Princess Riddick, encompasses all that she is as an artist. Founded in 2018, ORW aims to provide a look into the mind of a creative, who wants to share her vision and perspective with the masses. It's not just a brand, it's an artistry.
Artful Fabric Gifts
Kathy Shollenberger is a local fiber artist who takes her inspiration from daily life and the natural world. Although her central construction mode is quilting, she employs a wide range of surface design techniques including appliqué, embroidery, collage, stamping, and stenciling. She incorporates text into her work, uses fabric she has dyed herself whenever possible, and often enters the realm of mixed media by using elements other than fiber.
Maggi Beads
Handmade one of a kind jewelry for women and men.
Washable Hand Fans
Long-lasting fabric hand fans and other sewn accessories.
Out of Chaos Creations
Out of Chaos Creations, by Jan Baird-Adams offers unique, original jewelry featuring sterling silver and beads. A founding member of the original Mount Rainier Craft Fair, Jan’s work was a staple of the show for over 25 years. She returns to the show this year, after a 3-year hiatus.
Kathy Anderson & Karen Bowlding
Kathy Anderson and Karen Bowlding are outdoor adventure children’s book authors grounded in their biology and environmental management careers. Their Fern and Ginger books feature exciting experiences in farming, foraging, gardening, and wonderful harvest meals. Between the pair, they published 15 books, 2 curricula, activity and coloring books, greeting cards, and encouragement cards.
Purple Rose Wellness, LLC
We are a Deaf and Black-owned family business based in Mount Rainier, MD. We specialize in handmade home and body products, natural juices, meal prep and wellness education.
Ginkgo Grounds
I have been creating various items out of gourds for about 15 years. I use various techniques to enhance the natural beauty of the gourd. All my pieces are done free hand and much of my inspiration comes from the patterns and beauty of natural world.
Align Spine Health Center, LLC
We are a chiropractic office that offers Chiropractic and Physical Therapy Services. We also offer a product line of handmade all natural self care products to enhance your self care regime.
Queens of the River Marketplace
We offer natural and spiritual elements to experience beauty, peace, and abundance.
Junk2Jemz
Danielle has been crafting for over 45 years and doing craft shows off and on for 29 years. Making fun and useful items from crocheted market baskets, cat toys, "stuffies", hand sewn junk journals, domino pendants, beaded items, seasonal décor, and a large variety of paper crafts. Danielle enjoys creating on her own but also loves doing custom work as well.
DrexTiles
DrexTiles, based in Mt Rainier, creates handmade textile products across the fiber arts - sewing, knitting, crochet and weaving . We create clothing, up cycled tote bags, machine embroidered tote bags, home decor and accessories.
A Wild Offering
A Wild Offering is a small scale fiber farm/ceramic studio located in Brandywine Maryland (pg county) we are a first generation farm and Latina/woman run. We specialize in sheep alpacas and angora goats. We shear all of our animals ourselves and then use the fiber to create yarns and garments. Our ceramics are also made in-house using the potters wheel and hand built techniques. We work with stoneware clay and colorful underglazes inspired by our South American culture.
The MellWell
The MellWell crafts and sells herbal tea blends to support health and wellbeing.
Infamous Cuts
Well crafted and creative laser cut and engraved products based on themes loved by people from around the world
Nablaa
Nablaa is a handcrafted bead and textile accessories home-based business that originated in 1989 by Dolly Barnes, an immigrant from Liberia, and her daughters. All products are handmade to exhibit the aesthetics of Africans and African Americans. Currently, Nablaa can be found in the gift shops at the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, DC, Brentwood Arts Exchange in Brentwood, MD and Ronald Reagan National Airport.
Bows and Bling
Bows are my passion so all of my bows are handmade. Wreaths greet you at the door when returning from a busy day. Most of the wreaths have bows. All of the bows are made from wired ribbon so they can be used year after year. I have been making bows for several decades feeling that every gift should have a bow whether in box or bag. I know the looks on the giver's and receiver's face when they get a gift using one of my handmade bows.
Butta Customs LLC
Tone Butta, a visual artist hailing from PG County, MD,m originally from Cambria Heights, NY, embarked on his artistic journey as a self-taught talent in 2016. His early endeavours involved restoring and customising sneakers, a passion that allowed him to immerse himself in a world of colours and themes deeply rooted in sneaker culture. Over the years, Tone has meticulously crafted over 175 pairs of sneakers and shoes, catering to a diverse clientele.
Through his experience in sneaker customization, Tone transitioned into a contemporary artist across multiple mediums and consistently pushes the boundaries of colour and creativity. In his latest works, he has skillfully captured his personality and profound love for vibrant hues.
Tone Butta’s art has graced the stages of national and International contemporary art shows, and he eagerly anticipates further opportunities to share his creations with the world.
Sally Hopkins Studios
I make metal jewelry, cuffs, rings, pendants, necklaces and earrings. Some with colorful knitted wire.
Natural A’SCENTials
Oh so natural hand made essentials nourishing your body and stimulating the senses. Made by your favorite nurse!
Stacie’s Creations
I started making jewelry in 2009. Just playing around with different beads and designs for myself. Then people would ask me where I purchased my jewelry from. I would say "I made it" persons would look surprised and say "you should start selling it". I thought I never even thought of that. I was just trying to save money and make my own jewelry. Because I like to be different and not wear the same thing that everyone else is wearing. I dibled and dabled with different designs and materials. Then I started hosting jewelry parties at my home. I invited my church members, family and friends. I didn't think it would be such a big hit. Go figure! I've also participated in various pop up events in the DMV. I've made custom orders for Artists, band members, and I made over 150 custom bracelets for my church's Women's Minstry Event and various custom pieces for customers special occasions. I love what I do! It's therapy! I just turn on some music and sit at my desk and the creativity just flows out into my pieces.
