2019 producer directory · salves, alms, salts, deodorant, andles, tarts, ath ombs, eeswax wraps,...

2019 PRODUCER DIRECTORY

Earth Below Kombucha earthbelowkombucha.com

814-331-6965 [email protected]

Earth Below Kombucha began as a love of home brewing kombucha tea. Kombucha is an ancient beverage dating back to 200b B.C. in Asian regions. Brewed using live cultures the result is a fermented drink that boasts many strong health claims, including probiotics for gut health, antioxidants and beneficial acids. A commitment to small batch brewing en-sures quality flavor and a healthy product. At EBK we understand that local sourcing means supporting the people of our communities; it’s our honor and promise to use the most fresh, local ingredients possible.

Look for these products at the show: Bottled beverages, Kombucha tea.

Icyy Ink Screen Printing facebook.com/icyyinkwarren/


Located in Warren, PA, Icyy Ink Screen Printing delivers the COOLEST in custom apparel! High-quality screen printing, creative designs and ecofriendly materials at an affordable price! We offer water-based inks for pretty much any material, including paper! We spe-cialize in fundraising for youth/high school organizations and sports. Contact us now so you can be a COOL kid too!

Look for these products at the show: Screen printing and embroidery on apparel, gift items, totes and hats with designs custom-ized to area attractions.

Jabebo LLC www.jabebo.com


The science and nature designs of Jabebo Earrings are created for the unique gift shops and bookstores at parks, preserves, gardens, museums, and bird centers. Educators, scientists and nature enthusiasts of all sorts wear our earrings to display interests close to their hearts. The earrings are handmade with post-consumer paperboard from cereal box car-tons. The original packaging is visible on the reverse of the earring piece. We employ a handful of people to assist in making the earrings in our studio in downtown Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. The sun and moon design was the first design, created in 1994. Since then, the core idea of creating mismatched yet narrative images has inspired more than 300 de-signs. Owner, designer Kevin is now also making sculptures and ornaments out of the pa-per-maché from the paper clippings left over from making the earrings.

Look for these products at the show: Our products are made with material from used cereal boxes to include science and nature themed earrings, ornaments and sculptures from molded paper pulp.

Blackberry & Sage Market


Creating a sustainable, eco-friendly, Conscious Lifestyle takes a lifelong commitment, one that I have been dedicating our lifestyle to for the past 17 years. I’m always learning, creating, experi-menting & exploring, above all loving and living what I do. I have been offering my products for over 15 years. My products have been featured in two local stores here in Punxsutawney, PA. They are currently available at "The Hatchery," 80 Clark Street, Punxsutawney, PA, as well as the food coop in Indiana, PA. My focus is on reusable, compostable, organic, and eco-friendly products for one's self as well as for the home.

Look for these products at the show: Salves, Balms, Salts, Deodorant, Candles, Tarts, Bath Bombs, Beeswax Wraps, Crocheted Bas-kets & More


Alabaster Coffee Roaster & Tea Co. www.alabastercoffee.com


Alabaster Coffee is a national award-winning micro-roaster + coffee bar located in Williamsport, PA. Established in 2010, we are a small, family owned business seeking to make a difference both locally & globally. People matter to us, and we do our best to respect every person involved in the process of getting coffee from the seed to your cup. This means we know our producers & visit their farms as we’re able, partnering with them and paying premium prices for what we believe are some of the best coffees in the world. We hope that you do, too.

Look for these products at the show: Coffee (brewed and whole bean)

Conklin Studio Pottery www.conklinstudiopottery.com


I am a hand builder and construct from slabs of stoneware and porcelain. Pieces are sculpted by hand and once dry, Bisque fired then hand glazed by brush in multiple bright colors and glazed fired to cone 5/6. I am mostly self-taught. I took Ceramics in high school but did not pur-sue the craft until I decided to set up my own studio several years ago. I do have a few classes under my belt from both local artists and folk schools. But for the most part, I read a lot on the subject and of course trial and error.

Look for these products at the show: Garden art pottery, a variety of magnets, a variety of hanging tiles and soap dishes


K&D Hobby


Our business sells custom printed, limited edition words or slogans on t-shirts, sweatshirts, hats and more. Custom slogans for fishing, hunting, hiking, biking, camping, etc. for local residents and tourists coming to the Route 6, Pine Creek, PA WILDS area. We sell at festi-vals and fairs and have a physical display location at a local antique/collectible co-op store.

Look for these products at the show: Custom designed & printed t-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, and more including adult & chil-dren sizes designed for the PA Wilds locations/area.

King Crunch Gourmet Brands www.kingkrunchbrands.com


Manufacturer of gourmet popcorns, seasoned pretzels and chocolates.

Look for these products at the show: Gourmet popcorns, seasoned pretzels and chocolates.

NOW AVAILABLE!

Download a copy of the 2019 Buyer’s Guide today!

Find it, along with full

directories of our members, at:

WildsCoPa.org.

Jack Northrop


Jack Northrop turns bowls knowing each piece is going to be different. He lets the wood tell him what to make. Jack uses local hardwoods and salvage or scrap wood for his art; black cherry, walnut, maple, butternut, locust, sumac and others. He uses pieces left from log-ging, pieces left in the woods after timbering, and pieces from veneer logs left at the sawmill. It is all found wood; wood that people can’t use. He never cuts down a live, healthy tree to turn a bowl.

Look for these products at the show: Wood-turned wares.

PA Wilderness Skills www.pawildernessskills.com


From our humble beginnings as a YouTube channel, PA Wilderness Skills has grown into a full line of survival/wilderness skills trainings, events, and original merchandise. In an effort to pass along and prevent the loss of the outdoor skills of our ancestors, we put together some original skills kits. Each kit covers one or more primitive skills and gives you a working tool when you are finished. Since we develop, manufacture, and package the kits ourselves, we are able to offer them wholesale to PA Wilds retail businesses. We also host an annual weekend event in the fall called the Uitwaaien Bushcraft Gathering. Last year we saw around 150 people for the weekend including instructors, vendors and attendees. Based on the past events, we look for an increase in attendance this year, possi-bly reaching 300-350 total! It is a great place for people to learn outdoor skills, buy mer-chandise from knowledgeable vendors, and get together with like-minded people for the weekend. We still continue to offer our standard wilderness skills classes along with cus-tom classes created specifically for groups and organizations.

Look for these products at the show: Wilderness/primitive skills kits.


PA Made LLC www.Facebook.com/ElkcoArts

[email protected]

PA MADE is an Elk County Pennsylvania based company that designs PA, Elk County, and outdoor-inspired stickers, t-shirts, and other merchandise. PA Made also offers unique wildlife paintings on wooden framed glass windows. Mickayla Poland, owner, attended Edinboro University in Edinboro, PA, for Graphic Design and Photography. Painting is some-thing she has always done.

Look for these products at the show: Magnets, tees, stickers and spare tire covers, and offering custom design services.

Michele J Designs www.michelejdesigns.com


I have been creating most of my life in some form or another. I am a self-taught artist and sewist with a background in floral design for almost 40 years. The technique and designs I use are my own and what works best for me and what I'm wanting to accomplish in design. I start with a blank piece of fabric and turn it into art. I have also been a "Teddy Bear Artist" for almost 35 years, creating artisan teddy bears, animal art dolls and birds.

Look for these products at the show: Nature themed soft sculpture and free motion thread-painted items.


Robert Wilberding


Using weathered wood and driftwood, Robert Wilberding uses oil and acrylic paints to cre-ate, by hand, native Pennsylvania fish and birds.

Look for these products at the show: Hand carved and painted fish and birds.

Rich Valley Apiary www.Facebook.com/RichValleyApiary


Ryan, his wife Brandi and their children Enzo(11), Milla (9), and Aria(7) Magaro are bee-keepers in Cameron County, PA. Our bees are in the heart of the WILDS and are raised or-ganically without treatment of chemicals or exposure to pesticides. From the hives we har-vest local raw wildflower honey, produce beeswax candles, homemade soaps, lotions, and lip balms.

Look for these products at the show: Handmade soaps, lotions, balms, and more from our beehives to yours.

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Learn more at: WildsCoPa.org.

PETAL petal.indiemade.com


Using humble materials Amanda Lewis translates her observations of native plants into delicate lifelike sculptures that capture the spirit of the PA Wilds. Her flowers, leaves, and berries can be custom designed into educational displays, interior decor, or jewelry.

Look for these products at the show: Cold porcelain jewelry and sculptures.


Stephanie Distler Artisan Jewelry www.stephaniedistler.com


Stephanie Distler is a self-taught jewelry artist. Using nature for inspiration, she designs and creates artisan jewelry together with hand tools using silver (sterling and pure), copper and brass in wire or sheet form. Collecting metalsmithing tools, learning new techniques and then implementing them in her designs is a passion that is the touchstone of daily life.

Look for these products at the show: Nature inspired artisan jewelry using mostly regionally sourced and/or up-cycled materials in the work. Pieces will include wee charms, wooden framed pendants on leather/or faux, fold formed leaf pendants hammer textured, petal bells from various metals hand stamped, clay components, prayer pieces and fiber components.

Your Fired Pottery www.yourfiredpottery.com/


As you look at a piece of my work I hope you see the dancing, laughing lines, the unex-pected bursts of color and the joyful movement. When you hold a piece of my pottery in your hand you’re also holding a small piece of my childhood spent in the ballet.

Look for these products at the show: Logo stamped magnets, keychains, ornaments, mugs etc. Handmade, wheel thrown mugs, bowls, platters, etc.

Find additional details about the producers featured at the Buyer's Market through their profiles on the Wilds Cooperative of

Pennsylvania online member directory (which also contains additional images of their work).

Use the search engine on WildsCoPA.org by entering the business

name, medium, or county, and associated profiles and articles will be listed.

Looking for more information?

Learn more at: www.wildscopa.org/directory

Rose Valley Naturals www.rosevalleynaturals.com


Hand-made soaps are carefully created with a cold-processing method to preserve the healing ingredients of natural vegetable and essential oils. Experience the difference in quality and essence. Our vegetable soaps use a special blend of coconut, palm, olive, cano-la and soy oils. Grapefruit seed extract and Vitamin E are included in all our bars. Synthetic-free bars contain only pure essential plant oils. Bars including fragrance oils or a combina-tion of essential and fragrance oils are 97-99% synthetic free.

Look for these products at the show: Handmade soaps

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