Dana Roth- "D-Licious Jewelry" Sterling Jewelry incorporating dictionary definitions, pop-cans and chalk-board surfaces.
Erica Gordon- "Steel Toe Studios" Hand forged steel belt-buckles often using reclaimed materials, car and house parts
"What's your type?"- Typewriter jewelry in sterling silver findings
"Alchemy Goods" Messenger bags and accessories made from recycled seatbelts and bike tire rubber and Totes made from advertising billboards
"Little Ghost" Laser cut black plexi pendants on sterling chains
"Broken Record Designs" Bags made from Record covers and the Vinyl
"Harvey's Original Seatbelt Bag" The original, highest quality materials, in wallets, handbags, clutches and messengers.
"Individual Icons"- Jewelry that works. Thermometers, rulers, compasses, levels, chain mail and other industrial grade goodies
"Escama"- Brazilian pop-tap bags. Means "fish-scales" in Portuguese
"Stubborn" -Local designer Melissa Stiles creates colorful jewelry from non-toxic resins encased in aluminum and steel, with sterling findings.
"Ecoist" -Recycled candy wrapper purses from Mexico. When you buy a bag, they plant a tree
"Beamer Arts" - Sterling Silver jewelry set with domed bottlecaps and discs of colored vinyl records. Unusual and charming.
"The Brown Banana" Bracelets fashoned from utensils, watchfaces, typewriter parts and old subway tokens.
CyberOptix- Fabulous silky ties with colorful silkscreened imagery
Portland stencil artist Beth Myrick uses reclaimed vinyl records in her work
"Hardwear by Renee" utilizes hardware, plumbing parts, reclaimed wood, inner-tube tire and boat tarp vinyl in these stylish handbags.
Danielle Maveal etches images on her sterling silver jewelry. her 'diamond ring' sandwiches colorful resins between two layers of silver sheet. neat!
dbClay is a local company specializing in the duct-tape and gaffers tape wallet. These are hand stitched and silkscreened or photo transferred.
Attic Journals- Spiral bound with acid-free paper, these journals are made from childrens, technical books & hard-backed novel covers of yesteryear utilizing fun & nostalgic titles.
"Fake Forest"- Notes and envelopes made from recycled Vintage magazines.
"Laroza Imports"- fairly-trade objects from far off lands. Wreaths from woven candy wrappers from Thailand, Telephone wire bowls and animals from S. Africa, and juice-pack bags from Vietnam. The motorcycle is 100% car parts.
"Spragwerks"- Brooklyn silversmith specializes in edgy jewelry like his skull-key, piston and chef-knife pendants, and wrench ring. all substantial and unusual.
"Tam Aura Jewelry"- specializing in combinations of concrete, wood, leather and silver. Brooklyn artist Tami Brooks creates coveted and beautiful work.
"Laura Hutchcroft"- Ashland Jeweler features clean lines and interesting use of materials in her designs.
"Jessi Taylor"- This Seattle metalsmith utilizes unique materials in her jewelry from cast sparrow claws, bike reflectors, dice, leather, and bezel encased resins filled with insects, peppercorns, cayenne pepper, moss and dill weed.
"Himalayas Legend"- Delicate real leaf pins and pendants plated in silver, gold and copper. Fairly traded by a california company from the Himalayas.
"Featherwood Designs" out of Burnesville, NC is handmade by woodworker Buzz Coren
"Rose webs"- Local seamstress April Alden creates her colorful bags, messengers, clutches and wallets of lawnchair webbing. Fully lined.
"Blackbird Fashion"- Adorable socktopi and punky monkeys made from recycled socks & sweaters from Anacortes artist Clarity Miller.
"Tiny Meat"- inventive artwork and paint chip swatches are layered between layers of clear vinyl to create these adorable wallets
"Resource Revival"- jewelry, bottlecap openers, tea lights, picture frames and furniture fashioned from bike parts.
Atlanta silversmith "Cuyler Hovey-King" has her gorgeous fauna collection of birds, deer, bunnies and chandeliers on display.
"Alisha Louse Alderman" Local jeweler specializing in stunning enamel deco designs in neck and earware
"Trippworx"- purses, magnets and and furninture made from street signs
Darling lightswitch covers from recycled vintage ads, photographs, found imagery and newsprint. Local gals chet and dot of "Robot Candy" make theirs with glitter and resin.
"Cute as a Button"- Darling earrings, bracelets and magnets made from vintage buttons and record clocks too by local lady Lark Ryan.
Handmade in Portland by "Lucky Loo Loo"- vintage inspired colorful resins, enamels and silver jewelry for the Glamour Girl.
