Over 15 Vendors Participating In Annual By Hand Artisan’s Holiday Gift Show

Not to add any pressure, but if you haven’t completed your holiday shopping, you’re cutting it a bit close.

The show will be held on Saturday and Sunday. (Courtesy Photo)

You can wrap up those last loose ends during the By Hand Artisan’s Holiday Gift Show at Ashawagh Hall in East Hampton. The two day holiday market will be open on Saturday, December 16 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, December 17 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

“In addition to show favorites, we have added many new vendors to offer a great variety of handmade products in all categories,” explained Aimee Dallob of Felt Fantastic Knits. “Support local artisans this holiday season.”

The annual seasonal extravaganza will showcase unique items that were handmade by local artisans. Shoppers will find fiber arts and skincare from Long Island Livestock, fiber arts from Felt Fantastic Knits/ Vicki Knits, fused glass creations from Sag Harbor Glass, puzzles and toys from PNL Wooden Toys, gemstone jewelry and ornaments from Moonstones, decoupage from Hampton Crafts by Helen, carved wildlife from DiBernardo Carvings, porcelain pins from Eros Design, sea glass art from Sag Harbor Seashells, fiber arts from Tracy Jamar, signs from Marcie Honerkamp Custom Mosaics, sea glass and silver from Jewelry by JBF, pottery from Cathy Suter Ceramics, cookies and gift baskets from South Fork Bakery, jams and jellies from Two Jammin’ Chicks, natural products from Southampton Soap Co., hand knits for children from Lulu Knits and handmade beaded bags from Lolita Power.

“Happiness is Homemade,” added Dallob.

Admission to the By Hand Artisan’s Holiday Gift Show is free.

Ashawagh Hall is located at 780 Springs Fireplace Road in East Hampton.