Stay tuned for our winter show!

Our July 30th show at PRI was a success! The weather cooperated, we had incredible makers, lots of shoppers, and one lucky winner, Mike, won a $100 gift certificate to Ninkasi!

We're planning our next show for the late fall before the holidays. Join our mailing list, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter, or subscribe to the site to stay updated.

Thanks for all your support!

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Interview with a Maker: Jenny Gray

Jenny Gray is an oil painter that has sold work at a couple Meet Your Maker shows. You can find her online here.

Jenny writes about her work:

Interview with a Maker: Brit and Chey

Did you meet Brittany and Cheyanne, of Brit and Chey second.hand.made at our July show at PRI?

July 30th Poster Available

Makers in this month's show can download a printable version of our poster for the show.  Take one to your day job and ask your favorite coffee shop if you can hang one!  

                                  

Meet Our Sponsors, Piece by Piece Fabrics

 If you haven't already visited Piece by Piece and seen their amazingly beautiful and colorful array of fabrics, you're missing out.  It's easy for any sewer to get inspiration there, and beginners can check out one of the informative classes they offer.  

Meet Our Sponsors, Passionflower Design

(We will be highlighting each of our sponsors over the coming weeks.  Please support these generous businesses with your dollars whenever you can, as they are local contributors to the craft movement, and many are run by women!)

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It’s quilt-a-long month at Sew Mama Sew. Sew-along and make this dresden plate block.

Shop local!

You keep hearing it: shop local. But why does it matter so much? Here are 10 reasons why you should keep it in mind.

MYM Speaking at HOPES Conference

This weekend is the HOPES Conference at the University of Oregon. 

Meet Your Maker co-founder opens new shop!

 Amy, one half of the genius behind Meet Your Maker craft shows, has partnered with her friend and neighbor to open a new Esty storefront called Threadbare.  You can visit www.threadbareapparel.etsy.com to see their first screenprinted designs.  Check back often as they plan to get more designs up soon.