2022 Winter Faire Market Vendors

These fantastic vendors offer incredible handmade items–many Waldorf-inspired–and other wonderful gifts.  Many of these vendors ONLY sell their items at Winter Faire each year.  This is truly a unique and beautiful craft fair–a fantastic place to find extraordinary gifts from a wide range of artists and vendors right here in the Rogue Valley!

Naoko Bishop: Waldorf fairy dolls made of wool, wet felting crafts (soap, slippers, scarves), crochet hats and toys, handwork animals.

Caroline Larrieu Casias: Aromatherapy products, soaps, candles, bubble bars, bath salts, art activities, journals.

Killer Keto: Low-carb, sugar-free, grain-free, organic snacks.

Ruth Cowan: Hand-knitted hats and gloves

Marcy Behringer: 100% beeswax luminaries, magnet sets, woven bags, handmade notecards w/pressed flowers, Mexican imports.

Monika O. MacDougall: Handmade 100% lambswool accessories, toys, slippers, kips supplies, scarves, handwarmers.

Blue Moon Bath Company by Jihan Nicholas: Handmade soaps and bath salts.

Denai Fuller: Spiritual products, candles, sprays and skincare.

Molly McKissick: Wooden picture holders.

Nancy Rush-Yates: Small to large natural Waldorf toys and dolls in wool, silk, cotton. Peg dolls and lavender sachets.

Melanie Piles: Dried wreaths, purification wands, flower essences, and elixirs.

Heddi Gonzalez-Neale: Bead work and textiles from Guatemala.

Bhavani Flowers: Earrings, necklaces, small bags, bracelets, and key chains.

Ruth Rhiannon Designs: Feather earrings and adornments including beaded earrings, hair and hat clips, bracelets/woven/beaded, ornaments.

Harmony Oltman: Gemstone necklaces, brass, gold and silver earrings, hand sewed, polished one of a kind jewelry, braided sinew cording, tribal, boho designs.

Kendra Ortner: Ceramics, needle felted wool ornaments, fingerless gloves, embroidery kits, upcycled cashmere stuffed animals, beaded fringe earrings, and stickers.

Evelyn Spanglemeyer: Waldorf natural fiber dolls, felted wool animals, wooden barns and dollhouses, woolen fairies and angels, and felted gnomes.

Pop-Pop’s Furniture: Personalized children's furniture.

Paula Hyatt: Textile items like project bags, mini trays for keys or jewelry, Waldorf peg dolls, tatted lace ornaments, sachets and small Oregon inspired, upcycled landscapes.

8th Grade Entrepreneurs: Gift items created by the 8th graders. Please stop by to see their handmade creations!

Note: All items in this program are subject to change at any time.