Lake Forest Park Farmers Market Crafts Fair this Sunday July 14

Heart of Dreams alpacas will be at the annual
Crafts Fair at the Lake Forest Park Market this Sunday

Lake Forest Park Farmers Market Crafts Fair, Sunday July 14, 11am to 4pm. Lower level Town Center at Bothell and Ballinger Way.

The Lake Forest Park Farmers Market is on a roll this summer. Since opening day, Sundays have bustled with more shoppers than ever, and the weather has cooperated with beautiful days and an early bounty of fresh vegetables and fruits. It is just about the best time to live in Washington. Our berries don’t travel well so they stay local so we have the best berries right here at home.

Nosh on a box of raspberries and visit our once a year crafts fair. This year, our first with a jurying process, promises to be stellar. 

The Lake Forest Park market intentionally focuses on food, a decision made at the very beginning when they considered their options. With limited space, they chose to feature local farmers and producers, and to expand the market to include crafters for one special event during the regular season. That “once” is big, with a nice array of high quality, handmade work guaranteed to appeal to shoppers who want something special. 

Here is the lineup:

• Country at Heart – quilted place mats and wall hangings;
• Gabriels Message – Japanese Chioygami paper crafts;
• Rain City Pens – hardwood items, pens to wine stoppers;
• Jordana Rene, Designs in Art – ceramics;
• Skydragons – stuffed dragons and wings;
• The Knitting Mills – knit sweaters, hats, doll clothes;
• Tanmanee Co – soaps, candles;
• Brenda’s All About Beads – jewelry;
• Embellish Gardens – repurposed glass, garden art;
• Heart of Dreams Alpacas – wearables, spun wool and battings;
• Special Friends Embroidery – embroidered towels, aprons, totes, baby apparel;
• Northwest Heritage Resources – tour guides and heritage materials;
• Mark Your Heart – beaded fabric, leather, lace;
• Toys and Togs – doll clothes, aprons, towels;
• Pink Polka Dots – handmade cards;
• McNotions – soaps, lotions, bath products, teas;
• Christine Stoll Jewelry – vintage style jewelry;
• Girlfriends Handmade Cards – note cards;
• Dr. Clutter Bug – recycled reclaimed wood, vintage, glass;
• The Crazy Greeting Card Lady – cards;
• Out on a Limb – earrings.

This is a great way to shop local and support talented and enterprising craftspeople. And we will have some special guests. Pam Wilmot from Heart of Dreams will be bringing some of her alpacas, and a whole bunch of carrots so you can feed these cuties. We look forward to a fun day with you!