
This is a yearly event with lots of activities: Teapot Competition, Design Schools creations, Fashion Shows, Mannequin Madness, Home Styling and more. Hundreds of booths feature: Fabric/Textiles, Fashion Accessories, Flavours, Furniture, Glass, Hats, Home Decor, Jewelry-Fashion, Jewelry-Fine, Leather, Metal, Paper Products, Sculpture, Visual Art, Wood, Photography and more. Fabulous Design Schools include: Emily Carr University of Art and Design, Kootenay School of the Arts, Kwantlen Polytechnic University, Vancouver Community College, (read about their latest Graduates' Fashion show here) and Vancouver Island University.

Favourite finds for me began with art for little eyes by Liz Clay. liz@ciciartfactory.com . Her children's paintings and gift cards are charming and whimsical. I bought the cards: Pirate (reminds me of pirate movies and of Max in Where the Wild Things Are, Bubbles, Butterfly and Treehouse. I can see her as a children's room, set designer or children's gallery designer.
Lilliput Hats by Karyn Gingras karyn@lilliputhats.com, made me want to try on



This year, there were a lot of designs for children, as well as many delicious food products. Loved the samples and attractive packaging. Delicious and comforting was the warm christmas cake/pudding with a velvety sauce by Joane McClelland of Cranberry Creek Baking Co. Inc. at www.cranberrycreek.com
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