Welcome to your guide to Made Here Market! Our list of makers is sorted by alphabetical order. You can look through the entire list or you can browse by category. Each maker’s booth number is below their name. You can use their booth number to find their location on the Made Here Market 2021 Maker Map.
Booth #29
Amy began designing jewelry in 2009. She incorporates hand stamped metal into most of her pieces, which allows her to create custom pieces just for you! Her hand stamped jewelry line makes great gifts for everyone!
Booth #4
Andrea feels most at home in the outdoors. Her goals is to share the sense of peace and sanctuary she find in nature with the world through her photography.
Booth #1
The Appalachian Center for Craft is a campus of TTU’s School of Art, Craft & Design. Faculty and resident artists are respected and accomplished professionals in the fields of clay, fibers, glass, metals, wood, and exhibitions.
Booth #17
A talented group of makers who work within and between the "five fingers" of craft (ceramics, metal, glass, fiber, & wood). Creating fine art objects and functional wares.
Food Truck
"t all starts with freshness and quality. Whenever possible, we use local and organic products to make our food and drinks the best in town. You can always count on us to take simple food and make it simply amazing!"
Booth #57
Jeremy Barnes loves learning and making old things new again. Working with wood is a way to challenge himself. He loves to create wooden games for others to play.
Booth #16
Kim’s love of creating and repurposing became an unexpected business. Buttons, nails, sticks, and really anything will be incorporated into her work, allowing these repurposed/found items lend a whimsical feel to the primitive folk art.
Booth #48
A full-time wood craftsman of 17 years, Stephen Smith loves working with beautiful local and exotic woods to create products that are both functional and captivating.
Booth #19
Boxer mom and lover of fashion that was able to combine the best of both worlds! She hand makes accessories for fashion-forward pets and their humans.
Booth #61
Growing up in a family of entrepreneurs and a love for coffee and people, Justin and Hannah Davis naturally jumped on the entrepreneur bus and became the owners of Broast Tennessee Coffee Roasters in 2019. Broast is Cookeville's only commercial coffee roasting company and supplies coffee for businesses, churches and organizations all over the Upper Cumberland region and the state. Broast is passionate about providing fresh, high-quality coffee for the community that loves to drink it.
Booth #46
"I grew up around my Dad’s machine shop and I started making copper jewelry for myself and friends. I have always enjoyed experimenting, so I am always coming up with something unusual and no two pieces are the same. Sometimes I will torch paint, etch, fold, bend, hammer, add gemstones, or even several of these process to a piece; the possibilities are endless. I use recycled copper whenever possible, and it tells me most of the time what it wants to do, and always turns out beautiful. I make earrings, rings, necklaces, and bracelets of copper and also German Silver (Ni-Copp) that sings like wind chimes."
Booth #42
"My favorite part about my job is being able to create something beautiful and unique for each of my clients to make their special day even better. At The Cakery, We help make your event one to remember by providing you with a show stopping centerpiece that people will be talking about for weeks to come. Our cakes are perfect for weddings, birthdays, corporate events, or just when you want to make a statement. We do everything from cake pops and cupcakes to fondant figures and 3d sculpted cakes. Cookeville's very own Cake Boss is at your service."
Booth #43
"Growing up with a close family we were always celebrating something... birthdays, A+ on a spelling test, summer break, you name it we celebrated it. I started Cam & Co with the vision of playing a small part in YOUR celebrations. I like to say nothing is too big or too small to celebrate with a little cuteness."
Booth #24
City Girl Soaps started as an effort to provide great skin care at a great price, “because you shouldn’t have to sacrifice what works for your skin due to cost.” Simone’s products combine natural ingredients and fresh scents with affordability, delivering handmade soaps that can soothe, energize, relax, or refresh.
Booth #49
After apprenticing with local artists, Scott is now the only shoe repair establishment between Nashville and Knoxville, serving the region since 2013. Recently his daughter Beth Morrell-Wood joined the team. Beth makes leather jewelry as Rose Garden Jewelry – a division of Cowboy Leather Products.
Booth #52
"Hey! I’m Marie Mosley of The Crafty Palette. I’m a self taught artist/painter. All my designs are hand cut with a jig or scroll saw and painted for a fun, custom look. I love creating door hangers, unique ornaments and signs and hosting paint parties!"
Booth #39
Deeply inspired by artist such as Van Gogh and Monet, you'll find lush landscapes, blossoming trees, songbirds, and more in Emily Newman's oil paintings. Rediscover the beauty of our world through Emily's canvas interpretations of nature.
Booth #60
"After I graduated college and started working full time as a drafter for a local architecture firm, I started baking French Macarons as a challenge and I fell in love with the creativity of it! Once I had my daughter October 2020, I started running my business full time. I create a variety of flavors based off of the season, my favorite desserts (I have a major sweet tooth), and also customer input! I now have an online shop that is available to order from and I do events and pop ups at local shops!"
Booth #45
"I love to create things that bring a smile and joy to peoples lives. I currently make mason jar sets, wine bottle sets, and my newest adventure are my seashell crafts (the butterfly of seashells is still my favorite!) Making things is my way of de-stressing from the world we live in!"
Booth #8
Matt began making jewelry eight years ago because he wanted to create pieces for people who weren’t happy wearing mass-produced jewelry.
“I was able repurpose my late father’s machine shop as my workspace with the goal of creating jewelry that people use to express themselves.”
Booth #2
Kamon and his wife Laurel have been beekeeping for a combined 27 years. “The couple now provide free informational videos on YouTube and host workshops to teach others how to become successful beekeepers themselves. Come by their booth to learn about how to start your own beekeeping journey, and try some of our delicious honey! @tennesseesbees
Booth #41
Imagine Foundry provides equal access for all children to use their imagination, creativity, and natural curiosity to design and create their ideas as prototypes, tangible items, or whatever they’ve imagined! We are creating a kids’ makerspace where kids can explore and discover their passion through creating, building, and sharing. As we continue to grow, we are mobile makers, taking our programs and activities to kids in the community.
Booth #53
Renee “Jake” Fuller is a born and raised Texas girl. “My sweet Daddy was know as the ‘Jelly Man’ in Houston, TX, so jams & jellies just come natural to me; we did this together as a family, and it is a tradition and legacy I carry on for my parents!" Renee uses only fresh fruits and vegetables for her products, and all are made with lots of love and prayer.
Booth #38
Jeana has always enjoyed working with her hands. She studied metalsmithing throughout college with a focus on jewelry and furniture design. The incorporation of leather into her furniture led her to research leather-working techniques. Ultimately, she found the character and color of leather preferable to the cold uniformity of metal. She founded Jeana & Jennie, a design maker collaborative focused on jewelry, handbags and leather accessories with her sister in 2019. Jeana now lives with her family in Cookeville, Tennessee.
Booth #33
"Joy's Sew Sew Joyful began because of my childhood fascination of vintage textiles and quilts. I collected fabrics for years before I could actually sew. I cherished the comfort, love, and care that went into making each stitch count. Now the colors, textures, and designs encourage my artistry to create unique custom sewn items."
Booth #27
Kathy has been a card maker for about 18 years, and sold her cards at various outlets for 12 years. After retiring, she began crocheting, focusing in recent years on making sweet little crochet animals.”I love seeing the faces of children when one of the animals catches their eye, and the happiness they get from hugging it close.” @handmadeKMC
Booth #32
"K&T Vinyl Creations & More consists of a mother and daughter team that began back in 2020. As the owner I was looking for ways to give my daughter hands on experiences due to homeschooling (and covid). It started out just making a few items for us and a few family members and grew overnight to orders of 50 or more people wanting customized items. We love custom making items for others!"
Booth #31
This husband and wife team and their baby daughter have lived in Cookeville and Putnam County their entire lives. “We wanted to add something valuable and personal to the city, and we couldn’t imagine that anything could better connect people than ice cream.” Their uniqueness comes from the fact that they make all of their ice cream - and almost all of the candy inside of it - from scratch in their onsite ice cream kitchen.
Booth #58
Leah Looper is an art educator and illustrator in Cookeville, Tennessee. Classic children's book illustrators such as Beatrix Potter (The Tale of Peter Rabbit) and E.H. Shephard (Winnie-the-Pooh), along with artists such as Mary Cassatt and Georgia O'Keeffe have been influential in shaping Leah's own style the last ten years. Using your photographs as reference, Leah captures the nostalgia and personality of people, places, and pets to create illustrations that will be cherished forever.
Booth #40
"Hello! My name is Madison Dunn and I am an ED nurse and the owner of Mad's Markings. I've always loved hand lettering and creating different things, so when COVID hit and work got crazy, I needed a new outlet to keep myself happy and entertained, I knew exactly what I wanted to do. I started out with hand lettering ornaments and cards, and I am now able to expand into vinyl, epoxy tumblers, embossing, and so much more!"
Booth #56
"I began my business four years ago, but have made salsa for my family for 30 years. My children suggested to me to produce my salsa for sale, and that is how it began! I grow my own tomatoes, onions, and all types of peppers, so for the most part it is home grown. My homemade salsa comes in a range of mild to hot. "
Booth #15
"I love fabric, fashion, and how we interact with them. My yarn work uses our bodies as a canvas, so you get to be part of the work. This art lets me explore how colors and textures can play with our moods. Sharing all this is one of my favorite things to do!"
Booth #14
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Booth #34
"We are a first-generation farming family located on the Cumberland Plateau, simply aiming to feed our family and community good-quality food raised and made without harmful hormones or additives."
Our Little Plateau Homestead offers whole pasture raised chickens, rabbits, pork, eggs, homemade vanilla, seasoned salt, taco seasoning, hand soap, cornbread mix, leather earrings, elderberry syrup kits and baked goods.
Booth #20
Tory Chang is a lifelong hobby artist who now is happy to work as a potter full-time. Under the expe- rienced mentorship of Thor at the Fragrant Mushroom Gallery in Sparta, she has learned traditional techniques and a variety of forms. She often combines these with sculpting and her favorite subjects - animals, fantasy, and fandom - to create unique, functional ceramic pieces.
Booth #23
"Growing flowers is a passion. It was born in me and cultivated by my upbringing in my Grandparents retail nursery in Franklin, Tn. Like many of us, my favorite flowers come from my childhood. Now I have too many favorites to count, it’s whatever is blooming and there are hundreds! Join me at the market in a memorable experience of choosing your own favorite blooms and amazing smelling herbal foliage for the perfect bouquet for yourself or as a gift at Petal & Rake’s Signature Flower Bar."
Food Truck
Freshly made pizza served up by The Pizza Machine.
Booth #37
"I design personalized wreaths Simply put, its creative hands at work to show your personality at your door . . I also do workshops"
Booth #36
Nicholas Stroupe and Ravi Patel want you to enjoy the perfect cup of coffee. Through the use of quality ingredients and unwavering consistency, The Coffee Process’s methods enhance each cup’s inherent flavor profile while reducing its overall bitterness. The result is a balanced and aromatic brew that is sure to delight. Stop by their booth to indulge in quality coffee and conversation.
Booth #7
"My name is Raven Ariana Williamson, and I'm originally from Lancaster, Ca. I have lived in Cookeville for 12 years. I've been drawing ever since I was old enough to pick up a Crayola. My grandmother was very artistic, and I'd like to think she passed some of her talent down to me. I usually paint or draw traditionally, However over the past 5 years I've been drawing digitally on my iPad pro. It offers a large variety of products I can make my art into, and has helped me grow significantly as an artist."
Booth #28
"Growing up in rural Tennessee, I was taught the importance of family and community. While visiting the homes of family and members of the community, the thing that I saw that most people wanted to show off was pictures their family. Even though these pictures were cherished the most, they were almost always displayed in very small frames and the picture quality wasn't good. Seeing this made me want to create larger beautiful portraits of families that would be proudly displayed and enjoyed many for years to come."
Booth #13
Locally roasted and crafted coffees with signature drinks. Honestly good coffee with an emphasis on quality and the experience of cup.
Booth #3
"Being a natural born creator I knew I didn’t want a traditional job. Nine years ago I took to my sewing machine from my grandma and fell in love with creating fun patterned key fobs with embroidered names. I posted them to local Facebook groups and had a ton of interest! I’ve transitioned to Etsy for an easier ordering experience. I’m focused on bringing quality fabrics and materials to my shoppers at an affordable price making my key fobs a fun, custom gift option and everyday accessory!"
Booth #55
"Each piece I create is one of a kind, hand-carved and impressed designs in clay that reflect my lifelong observation of the details in nature and years of scuba diving in marine environments. If you look closely, you will see imagery that relates to aquatic textures, patterns, leaves, and terrain. My glaze process involves meticulous layers of hand-painting underglazes, glaze trailing and glaze dipping to achive the colorful explosion in my work"
Booth #25
"I make my work mostly out of sterling silver and 18k gold and silver bi-metal. I have recently been working with this new nature inspired three dimensional folded leaf forms. I really enjoy the negative and positive space and front and back contrast. One element creates a whole body of work with infinite possibilities."
Booth #54
"I've been sewing for over 50 years: First doing alterations as necessity for extra income. In the last 20 years, I've been able to expand into more of my creative interests, landing on and loving creating chiffon infinity scarves. Living in Arizona for 14 years also gave me the benefit of the Tuscon gem show, where I've sourced gems for my coordinating statement jewelry pieces since 1992."
Booth #22
"Gerry Burklow is a retired hospice nurse who worked in a world of stark reality and pain. As part of her self-care practice she discovered the art of needle felting and paper mache. Completely self taught, you can find her most days in her studio- a land where cheeky squirrels dance and polar bears sail ships. “The art I make comes from childhood memories that evoke a feeling of nostalgia and simpler days”- and who doesn’t love an owl in a big hat?
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Booth #51
"Simple Beef Co. is a local, pasture raised beef and PORK (you read that right!) company. We forego the use of added growth hormones, additives, antibiotics, and all the other things that are unwanted in food items - to provide exceptional farm-to-table experiences for all of our customers... I love what I do and I am looking forward to continuing to serve the Upper Cumberland by providing local, humanely raised products."
Booth #50
S. L. Matthews is an 18th & 19th century living history reenactor, hobbyist photographer, and avid writer of the Victorian Era and the Old West. She weaves three-dimensional characters through unusual plots and focuses on stories largely untold through history. S. L. Matthews is the author of Nickel’s Luck and “Ravens in the Graveyard.”
Booth #30
Dennis is a retired volunteer firefighter who decided on kettle corn for a retirement career. He has been making sweet and salty, cheddar, and salted caramel corn for about ten years. Dennis especially enjoys popping corn for community service events in Cookeville, such as the Back to School Bash, and movie night at Life Church; he travels around doing festivals, soccer tournaments, and celebrations in Tennessee and neighboring states.
Booth #6
"I used to craft with my mother who was an avid sewer, wood worker, and crafter, selling her creations at shows. When she passed away, I lost interest. Since moving to the beautiful state of Tennessee a little over a year ago, I found my passion for creativity again. I enjoy making wreaths and upcycling things to make beautiful decor and gifts. I am excited to share them with you!"
Booth #35
"My name is Kris and I started making sugar cookies as a fun way to celebrate holidays with my family. My passion grew as I discovered new decorating techniques and recipes to make the best possible cookie. It didn't take long for friends and co-workers to start requesting my sweet creations for their own celebrations. I'm honored to be able to serve so many families in the community and be a small part of their special occasions."
Booth #44
Susan invented her dream job based on her love of fine craft, nature, and a desire to work for herself. “For as long as I can remember, I have enjoyed making things and being outside. We live in an amazing place and it is easy to find inspiration in the world around us.” Using bright colors, carved texture, complementary patterns and her own whimsical perspective, Susan captures a light-hearted view of the natural world and pairs it with thrown and hand-built functional, white stoneware.
Food Truck
Freshly made hibachi and sushi provided by the TAKO food truck.
Booth #11
"In 2014 Sara and I started a small cleaning business which quickly grew. While cleaning with over the counter cleaners we were experiencing symptoms like headaches, fatigue, and skin rashes. Knowing we had to continue to work we had an idea for change and Waterloo Girls was born. Looking at old cook books of grandma Murphy’s with a few twists we came up with a completely all natural product line to clean houses with. Get yourself back to the basics with Waterloo Girls all natural products."
Booth #21
"I consider my woodworking a hobby and enjoy the relaxation it provides from my everyday demands. When you take a “chunk” of wood and start shaving off as it turns rapidly in front of you, your gouges and scrapers become brushes on a canvas. This allows me to escape and create what is in my mind at the time. The neat and wonderful thing about these Treasures is that they are “One-of-a-Kind Treasures, Made One at a Time”
Booth #18
"The Vintage Owl is a small shop specializing in unique gifts and antique pieces. We have items available for any budget and for any home decor."
Booth #5
"ZaVi Candles are 100% soy candles and wax melts that come in a variety of scents. Because our candles contain no dyes and only reach 102°F, the warm pool of soy can be used as a soothing skin lotion and cuticle cream."
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