Crafty Portland tourist packs including info about the Museum of Contemporary Craft, Portland Saturday Market (and Sundays too!), the Portland Art Museum, and Crafty Wonderland.

Autumn of Autumn Comfort Candles contributed 80 samples of her soy candles. Her hand poured, all natural soy candles are made in small batches to insure consistent quality and made with the most delicious, high quality Fragrances oils and Essential Oils in beautiful frosted glass jars, unique tumblers and beautiful hand decorated, hand cut wine bottle jars.

Cerulea Bath and Body contributed 100 samples of their handmade soaps. The soaps, made with high quality, all natural ingredients, come in a variety of scents like Ginger Lime, Black Raspberry Vanilla, and Green Tea & Willow.

Trillium Artisans is an innovative, green, nonprofit community economic development program that empowers artisans and actively connects them to markets. Trillium Artisans contributed 15 baby catnip slugs using reclaimed fabric donations and premium organic catnip.

Salmon Street Studio contributed 50 hand screenprinted partches with an an original Portland (PDX) Coat of Arms. Salmon Street Studio is the work of Michael and Gretchen Wooff, who carefully hand pull every print on sweatshop free garments. You get unique clothes and peace of mind about how they were made.

Bread & Badger contributed 100 etched glass pins in a huge variety of designs: octopi, birds, trees and more. Each pin is freehand-etched by Amanda Siska.

Valerie Kinman sent in 100 sqaure fused glass magnets. Glass fusing by nature creates a unique product - no two items will ever be identical - so you're certain to get a unique item from Valerie Kinman.

leethal contributed over 30 recycled Portland map buttons. All leethal items are designed and handmade by Lee Meredith, made from all or mostly recycled materials. Most materials were found in thrift stores or other secondhand shops, waiting to be reclaimed and repurposed!

Lolly-Tots is a quirky and whimsical apparel company. Their contribution of 100 stickers feature Robo Dino, one of the many adorable images you can find on Lolly-tots apparel.

Mmm...fiber! contributed 50 crocheted flower pins. In the Mmm...fiber shop, you can find handmade scarves, wraps and more - knit and crocheted for you!

skyisland design contributed over 50 artisan lampwork beads. Each bead is handmadeby Michelle Courchaine in her studio in Portland.

rubygirl contributed 50 sets of sterling silver and gemstone post earrings. rubygirl jewelry is unique and handcrafted...the perfect accesory.

Namaste Works contributed 25 handmade ceramic magnets imprinted with 'namaste' (the light within me honors the light within you). Namaste donates procedes of their shop sales to Heifer Intl. Indulge in your artistic soul and help feed the world at the same time.

Scooyou Photography contributed 25 photography ACEOs by photographer Jeff Scooler. These photos, including Portland landmarks St. John's Bridge and the Fox Tower, capture Jeff's unique view of the world and his feeling that photography is the best way of capturing those views, moments, and emotions.

Souly Stones contributed 25 sets of sterling silver pyrite druzy earrings. Each piece of jewelry is lovingly made by Angela in her studio in Portland.

Leah Pellegrini contributed 100 small two piece samples of her glass mobiles. Leah creates large and small multi-colored mobiles, or you can even pick up a Crafty Kit to make your own mini glass kinetic art.

Melissa K. Lund contributed 20 sets of fine art photography postcards. Included on the cards are photos of bleachers, a barn door, and a doorknob...images that show Mellisa's love of being in her own world, seeing things in her mind that are beautiful and that no one else can see.

Zeldaloo contributed 25 Little Lady Dolls. Each doll, handmade by Alisa, has an embroidered face and tiny purse or puppy. Living in the Pacific North West you need a lot of rainyday alternatives and crafting keeps Alisa sane as the rain falls out side.

Ta-Dah contributed over 70 recycled marble thumbtacks, just a small example of the amazing work created by Megan. All pieces are unique and hand made in Portland Oregon using reclaimed materials. Check out the Ta-Dah shop to find unique items such as a large marble covered garden sphere.

Lea of LeakArts and Supply Riot contributed 40 packages with bobby pin blanks and stickers featuring her artwork. Many of her originals are currently on display at the Show & Tell Gallery in Portland, OR.

Eye Pop Art contributed 100 samples including mandala window decals. Christine loves creating intricate, psychedelic mandala designs and painting them on unusual reclaimed materials. In this case, the original mandala designs were painted on upcycled vinyl records.