One vendor had adorable personalized gift bags with different witty quotes on each one, and a lacey doiley accent at the bottom of the bag. Some of the bags said:
“Might Be A Good Time To Manage Expectations”
“Only the Best Present EVER”
“Do Not Open Until December 25th”
“Who’s Your Santa?”
“No Refunds or Exchanges”
“Made It Myself”
“Bought It [...]

Jodi Levine, the Kid’s Editorial Director for Martha Stewart Living, was selling these bold metallic pinwheel necklaces.  It seems like she used to sell these in her Etsy Shop, so I’m sure you could contact her there to purchase some.  These would be perfect to make a WOW statement with that little black dress. Some [...]

If recycling is your thing, then you will love the milk cap necklaces made by GlobalCoolo.  They had Milk Cap necklaces made from, as you can guess, milk bottle caps.  They also had rings made out of the rubber bands that hold together stalks of broccoli and other veggies, from their SAL Collection.  These would [...]

There were some cute sequined hair accessories on one of the tables (again, sorry for not having the vendor’s name… if anyone out there knows who made these, please share with us!).  The sparkley blue / green balls appear to have been made by systematically gluing sequins in a circular fashion onto a little styrofoam [...]

I did not get the name of this vendor unfortunately, but I would love to credit them if anyone happens to know. They made these lovely handpainted wooden flowers out of a wooden ball (for the head of the flower), paint, a wooden stick (for the stem) and ribbon (for the leaves). Cute idea!

In addition to Wren Handmade’s cute flower hair pins in my last post, Handle & Spout had some adorable handmade flower hairpins that are marketed for elegant events and even for brides and wedding parties!  They had (I believe a Marta Stewart magazine) an article they were featured in, which I took a photo of… but [...]

Wren Handmade had a bunch of adorable hair pins at Martha Stewart’s Holiday Craft Sale.  The hairpins are made by cutting various shapes out of strips of cotton and sewing them together to form flowers.  These handmade fabric flowers are then sewn onto bobbypins. CUTE!

I got the following e-mail from Martha Stewart at the end of November:
Martha Stewart Holiday Craft Sale – Celebrate a Handmade Holiday
Come Shop for beautifully crafted items created by dozens of talented artisans and crafters – including many Martha Stewart employees.  Find the perfect gift for everyone on your list! Admission is free.
December 5th, 12-6pm
Martha [...]