My Booth

Here's my son Noah in my booth at the Gresham Farmer's Market. Is he not the cutest thing ever. He adds "in the history of mankind."
This is my 3rd year at the Gresham Farmer's Market in Gresham Oregon. It runs every Saturday from 8am to 2pm thru October. Great food, music and vendors.

The Mary Jayne

My newest design!!! I had several customers give me different ideas for a new bag. So I took the best of those ideas and made the "Mary Jayne" It is the great everyday bag for the everyday lady. Approx 17" wide x 12" h, with several pockets along the outside and pockets on the inside. The Mary Jayne gives you plenty of storage for your little necessity, like your cell phone and lipstick. Thanks to all of you that gave your input.

Aprons

Who doesn't like a cute apron? If your like me, you make more of a mess on yourself then on the counters when you bake. Why not style it up in the kitchen with a cute apron. Go retro or try one that not even your Grandmother would wear. My adult aprons are one size fits most. My childrens aprons are reversable with pockets on both sides and they have an adjustable neck strap to make sizing a breeze. They also fit most children ages 5 to 12.

The Miss M

The Miss M is a charming handbag made from 100% cotton. With a 3" wide top band and large inside pockets. The Miss M also has a magnetic snap closure. approx 13w x 12h, 25" straps.

The Jazzy Sac

What better way to go green! The "Jazzy Sac" is the all in one bag. It is a purse, grocery sac, farmer's market sac, and for the moms an adorable diaper bag. approx 15x 15 with 24" handles.

[Inside view]

Audie J

The "Audie J" is an adorable 100% cotton cloth handbag with magnetic closure. With a wide opening that allows easy access to your things. It also has a large inside pocket to hold your keys or cell phone. My newest design of the "Audie J" has a large pocket on the back of the bag for more storage and a magnetic flap for the closure.

Felted Bags

Also know as Boiled Wool. I knit my bags from 100% wool and then washed in hot or boiling water until it reaches the desired size. Once I have the size I like I squeeze the water out, reshape, and then let air dry.