T-shirts, Sweat Shirts, figurines, Christmas ornaments, Swedish rugs, magnets, coffee mugs, napkins, hats, visors, umbrellas, Swedish tiles, tote bags, note cards, and their famous cookbook!
If you missed it before, now is your chance!

This is a cooperative of local crafters, bakers, and artisans who come together in one booth to sell products that are made here in the Jamestown area. Items available include Swedish fabric table clothes, napkins, aprons, table runners, hand woven carpets, tomtes, painted items, locally designed and printed t-shirts, photos and wooden crafted items.
Anyone interested in joining can contact Sandra Sandy
Phone : 716-484-0415

Since thousands of people of Scandinavian decent settled in the Jamestown area, there are many items representing the culture that can be found in the community. Some of these items are for sale in the Loppis Booth. Loppis in Sweden refers to a flea market usually managed by individual families in their own garage, barn or cellar. Scandinavian antiques, heirlooms, old as well as new items are offered in the Loppis Tent.

We feature Scandinavian (especially Swedish) imports, as well as other gifts, cards and casual clothes. We have gardening items, jewelry, mugs, wall hangings, frames, stoneware pottery, and toys. Our Scandinavian items include crystal, dala horses, candleholders, books and CD's, table runners, napkins, figurines, food, tomten, jul buks, jewelry and much more.

Ellen's Rosemaling will have a variety of items for sale such as chests, milkcans, craddles, plates, wooden bowls, napkin holders, welcome signs, clocks, and more.

Birgitta Nostring from Myersdale, PA., has a wide variety of rug weavings, hand-knitted and/or hand-crochetted accessories, and hand-spun and/or hand dyed yarns.

Nils Caspersson and Orleans Dulcimers will have affordable handmade dulcimers for sale. The stringed instrument materials are all American/Canadian made with domestic hardwoods, spruce, and ceder from the Adirondacks and the Western New York area. Music CDs will also be available.

Creators of floral and novelty headware for International celebrations.
Garland Girl designs and manufactures beautiful silk flower crowns tied with color-coordinated ribbons.
Perfect for Scandinavian Fest, Midsommer, or St. Lucia.
Dragon and unicorn marionettes as well as felt novelty hata will also be sold.
Lyn Bashoor is also selling her hand-carved mini table top "May Poles"
decorated with various Scandinavian Flags.

This vendor from Forestville, NY will have a variety of goodies available, some of which are honey, kettle korn, cotton candy, hot caramel apple chips, fruit logs, roasted corn, roasted potatoes and sweet potatoes, and yo yo balloons.

Monica Jorgensen will be selling amber and silver jewelry,
as well as other natural stone beads and garnet jewelry.

New to this year's festival is Old World Decorative Arts.
Vicki Carpenter is joining us all the way from Grand Blanc, Michigan,

and has the most beautiful hand-painted wooden plates, bowls, trays,
tines, doll furniture, candle holders, and glass ornaments.


Everything is hand-painted. She is definitly a must-see at the festival!

New to the festival this year is Baltic Inspirations from Ontonagon, Michigan. Avelin will have a wide array of woolen apparel imported from Estonia. Estonia is a Baltic country, and Finland is sometimes considered one of the Baltic countries.
You can visit her web gallery at http://balticinspirations.box.ee.

Her items are very nice, and definitely a must-see at the festival!

Stop by to see Joan Fonden Beecher from Lords of the Seas. Joan is here from Lima, New York and has a very wide selection of viking goods: windsocks, mugs, embroidered hand towels, decals, notecards, and tanned Nutria pelts. Visit her website at www.lordsoftheseas.org".

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Finnish Treasures

Laura Malkamaki is coming all the way from Fairport Harbor, Ohio, to show off her Scandinavian imports, handicrafts, packaged food, books, music, linens, wall hangings, and even more!