Tiny Expo Indie Art & Craft fair to take over Ann Arbor District Library Dec. 14

Support independent artists, take care of holiday shopping

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ANN ARBOR, Mich. – On Dec. 14, the downtown branch of the Ann Arbor District Library will turn into a holiday craft expo for independent arts and crafts.

From 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., the Tiny Expo Indie Art & Craft Fair will host over 45 independent artists and crafters in the lobby of the downtown Ann Arbor library.

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Throughout the day, library patrons will have the opportunity to browse and shop goods from artists like Paloma Nunez-Regueiro, Debbie Carlos and David Zinn. Tiny Expo vendor arts and crafts will range from photography, jewelry and fabrics to stuffed toys, woodworking and crocheted critters.

From 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. there will also be hands-on art experiences including screen printing with Modati Studios, making winter hat ornaments and tactfully tearing tissue paper for stained glass windows.

To get a sneak peek of the goods that will be sold at the Tiny Expo, check out #tinyexpo on Instagram or visit the Tiny Expo website.

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The 2019 Tiny Expo vendors include

  • Alchemy Slow Living Studio
  • Almapottery
  • Arsenal Handicraft LLC
  • Beacon & Batten
  • Black Thread Studio
  • The Brave Wimp
  • Build with Wood
  • Color of Sound
  • Dcreated Boutique
  • Debbie Carlos Studio
  • Dote Note + Gift
  • Drewbie’s Zoo
  • enamor
  • Flock Home
  • Glass Action
  • Haley Rose Design Studio
  • Hand Stitch Project
  • hay.mo.mad
  • JBL Woodworks
  • Jessica Nielsen Design
  • JKM Soy Candles
  • Jocelyn Gotlib
  • June Loom Handwoven
  • Lefevre Handmade
  • Lost & Unfounded, LLC
  • Mimi and Ferne
  • Mitten Made
  • Object Apparel
  • Paloma Nunez-Regueiro
  • Petals + Butters
  • Prankster Press
  • Purl You Crazy
  • Rose & Perry Co.
  • SAJEEV VISWESWARAN ART
  • Saving Throw Pillows
  • Scarlet Crane Creations
  • Slachta Design
  • Stacey Malasky
  • Sunny Beach Design
  • Taneko Says Hello
  • Tree Trunk Arts
  • We Am + Hannah Burr Studio
  • White Bird Pins
  • White Owl Jewelry
  • Woolly Mammoth Design
  • The Woven Good

The downtown branch of the AADL is at 343 South Fifth Ave.


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Sarah has worked for WDIV since June 2018. She covers community events, good eats and small businesses in Ann Arbor and has a Master's degree in Applied Linguistics from Grand Valley State University.

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