Whidbey Island Holiday market

Whidbey Moments are painting-like photo art that the artist Mark Kochanski captured, creatively enhanced, and provides as high-quality puzzles, canvas bags, and photo prints. Living near Greenbank, Mark has designed his imagery to allow visitors and residents alike to connect to their own fond memories of Whidbey Island and share them with family and friends. Mark’s art is currently available at local shows and markets. 

My passion and sheer desire to combine my love of spirituality and creativity led me to create bath and bodycare products. I wanted my product to be something that my friends and family could indulge in, and when that was successful, I decided to build a business to provide others with the same. I knew I could help individuals identify and connect with the magic that has always been within them. Witches Beauty Co is a growing business that is continuously adding new products that have been made with love. We are 100% cruelty free, and currently have a variety of unique luxury bath bombs, bath milk, salt soaks, bath and body oils and moisturizing body butters.  

I repurpose and embellish jackets and other accessories using articles that have been rescued and recycled.

 Karen and Deb Wolf love beachcombing for sea glass, rocks and other objects of interest to repurpose and incorporate into pieces of art for the garden. From driftwood and glass wind chimes to mosaics on driftwood and rock, each piece is infused with color and light. Karen also paints antique wood chairs, turning them into "Happy Chairs." Fun and fanciful, each chair is an original, one-of-a-kind creation. Located in Freeland, Karen and Deb will be happy to create a custom piece for you! "Every piece of art we create is filled with light, a little whimsy, and a little Whidbey." 

 I make crocheted baskets, coasters, pot holders and more!

 My artwork is inspired by the use of mixed media, with a focus on ceramics and repurposed jewelry boxes. I enjoy using a wide pallet of colors in all my pieces to ensure each is one of a kind and never repeated. I truly believe my artwork is complete when it represents a unique individual piece. Each piece is truly timeless and represents my whimsical and vivid style. My ceramic pieces focus on the use of flowers, whimsical owl characters, and inspirational words that are hand-carved into lino blocks and stamped in the clay, to make unique hand-built ceramic artwork. My jewelry boxes are upcycled from thrift stores, made into unique pieces of artwork with inspirational words, hand-drawn lines, and bright colors. 

 Artisan Beeswax Candles !

JW artisans is a PNW sister duo creating modern, hand embroidered novelties. Each item is craftily designed with custom cuts and stitches. JW artisans has curated a line of holiday themed greeting cards and ornaments for the Whidbey Island Holiday Market. Follow us on Instagram: @jw_artisans 

Lovingly crafted multi media art: handmade jewelry and accessories, cards featuring Badeah’s original photos of Whidbey Island’s wildlife and scenic beauty, hand-embellished cards and gift bags, miniature paintings, stocking stuffers, ornaments, and more!

I hand bind books, both soft- and hard-cover, as well as sell cards and post cards with my own illustrations on them.  

Items made from recycled/upcycled material, including knitting project bags, zippered box bags, a drawstring bucket bags,  handbags and tote bags.

Metalsmithed jewelry,  leather and fine gems, and electroformed copper with stones and organics.

Small shelf painted signs, ornaments,  and rustic, primitive, and farmhouse decor. I will also have rag quilted coasters and table runners though for the holiday season.

License plate art, as seen at the Greenbank Farm Wine Shop and other places around the island!

River Rain has beautiful handmade gifts for all who love beautiful crystals, gem stones and the beach! Art pieces include decorated gemstone jars, gem bracelets, gem suncatchers and fun gem treasure purses and Gem Villages! Sand dollar ornaments and stocking stuffers of roll-on oils with gem stones, yummy suckers and cocoa lip therapy will also be available. 

My name is Sheena and my Husband is Kris Bodenhafer , we live in Oak Harbor with our 2 daughters and often come down South to attend 4H. We have always dreamed of living a simple, low impact life where we can teach our daughters the benefits of hard work, a love of their environment and an equality with all creatures. We have finally began to realize that dream! At Harbor Acres we make beautiful Goats Milk Soap, Lotion, Beard Balms, Soaking Salts, Candles, Wax Melts and more. We strive for quality over quantity and make all our products in small batches.  

I use a laser cutter to do a lot of my wood designs, which is then sanded and finished into tree ornaments and signs. I also use sublimation dye for my tea towels, mugs, and special holiday things like stockings. The hand-hammered copper and silver seaglass jewelry is made by my business partner.

I make glitter cups, holiday lanterns and holiday glass blocks 

We offer organic and plant-based bath soaks and skincare products handcrafted in accordance with the principles of herbalism. Our values align with nourishing your body and spirit through nature. Our products are eco-friendly and we believe that creating products from nature, means giving back to nature, as well: our packaging and product is 100% vegan and compostable. 

Blanket Creations by Mary, is a small business started May of 2009 (12+yrs.) Blanket Creations makes double polar fleece and or fleece and cotton satin bound blankets, sizes range from baby to king size. I specialize in doing SPECIAL ORDERS for people, to HAVE IT YOUR OWN WAY, whatever your heart desires to make you happy, warm, cozy and each and every blanket is filled with continuous “HUGS” that will last forever. 

Kat Murphy is the owner of Katfish Salmon Co. and the owner/operator of the F/V Grace. She spends the summer months fishing for salmon in Southeast Alaska, and in the off-season sells her catch and other fish she’s sourced from small boat fishermen throughout the Pacific Northwest Region. All products are shelf-stable and include: -Smoked coho salmon strips and canned coho, caught by hook and line by Kat aboard the F/V Grace -Smoked canned keta salmon, gillnet-caught by small boat fisherman that own shares of the micro-cannery they are delivering to in Petersburg, AK 

Isolated Threads, a charming boutique hobby business, offers handmade apparel and homewares. Wearable art, snuggly toys and gorgeous gifts are the works of a Whidbey Island girl that chose to use the isolation of the pandemic to loop yarn into fabulous creations. Visit us at https://instagram.com/isolatedthreads. 

 We sell local honey, honeycomb, pollen and beeswax. We do free delivery and pride ourselves in our delicious blossom flavors. 

I have flower fairy ornaments and holiday wreaths, vintage inspired crochet hats for babies, children and adults in velvet and holiday theme.  

I’m Sue Meister and I live in Langley, WA. I’ve been exploring and building jewelry for more than 20 years. The last 5 years I focused on earrings and necklaces. I design and create with high quality semi-precious stones, Swarovski crystals and unique bead types. My one-of-a-kind creations use materials chosen for craftsmanship, vivid colors and superior quality. I have assembled a large assortment of earrings with holiday colors. Stop by and say hi! 

The Whidbey Island Fudge Co. was established in 2001 on a part-time basis. We are now full-time since 2014. We use my Grandmother’s fudge recipe as the basis for all twelve flavors plus our Christmas Candy Cane Fudge. Our flavors are Chocolate; Dark Chocolate; Maple Walnut; Dark Orange; Peanut Butter; Chocolate Peanut Butter; Dark Raspberry;’Rocky Road; Salted Caramel; Turbo (Espresso); Walnut; White Raspberry Swirl. Our fudge is gluten-free, has no artificial flavoring/coloring, and is smooth and creamy. Our goal is to give happy memories to our customers. 

 Bird houses and bird feeders 

Sound Water Stewards are trained volunteers working in and around Island County for a healthy, sustainable marine environment through education, science and stewardship. Sound Water Stewards is a non-profit that supports and trains volunteers to do education, citizen science and stewardship to sustain a healthy Puget Sound environment. This happens through our own programs and with our partners that include researchers, governments, universities, state and local parks, and other nonprofit organizations that focus on work in the Salish Sea. In 2020, we launched the third version of our Island County field guide called Getting To The Water’s Edge. This is the premier field guide book to 69 beaches on both islands, and includes educational essays that cover human and natural history. This is an excellent resource for someone who has been on the island for 3 months or 30 years! Proceeds from book sales support Sound Water Stewards programs. 

I'll have all-organic Christmas tea blends and fused glass tree ornaments of all kinds!

Handmade dog leashes and dog biscuits