We will have one vendor booth to sell guild made projects, one demo booth for spinning/etc. and one demo booth for alpacas. Go to our web site to see all the different artisan groups. www.artisansil.org

Me and my wife build primitive and replica furniture. My wife cross stitches items and makes other items. We do this because we enjoy it and to save money for our daughters college.

Sterling and copper jewelry accented with stones or pearls...all have been hammered, burned or blended to make wearable art with a very raw organic feel... http://jeststudio.etsy.com

Smart Funky jewely! Artfully woven seed beads,or cross stitched or embroidered. I generally stitch on alternative surfaces to adorn the body & home. Lately I have been making pendants and bracelets by stitching on Copper mesh, 20 count and 80 count, to great results! Two of my bracelets will be featured in September issue of Cross Stitch and Needlework Magazine out this July! http://www.monsterbubbles.com

The Speckled Owl is an art/craft collective that strives to create handmade goods entirely from reclaimed materials that are quirky, nostalgic and beautiful in efforts to further the handmade revolution. www.myspace.com/thespeckledowl

I make funky, fresh, one-of-a-kind handmade journals & albums. Each one is eco friendly and carefully crafted using up-cycled books, reclaimed leather and other vintage odds & ends. www.bindingbee.etsy.com

Kate Valleroy is RED ANVIL RED ANVIL creates one of a kind pieces of jewelry and wearable art from recycled and vintage materials, buttons, felt, beads, semiprecious stones, plastic toys and handmade sterling silver findings. Each unique piece is made by Kate in her Richmond Heights studio. Kate is a member of the St. Louis Craft Mafia.

One of a kind Dia de los Muertos, Loteria, Primitive Halloween and Traditional Tattoo inspired folk art, bottle cap jewelry, accessories and decorative wooden crosses. www.senoramuertos.blogspot.com