Since 2009, Hover Craft has brought some of the most skilled local artists, crafters, retailers, and others residing beneath the broad “maker” umbrella together to bring Milwaukee-made goods to area consumers during the holiday season. After stays at the Bay View Brew Haus (RIP), Sweet Water Organics (RIP), and Turner Hall Ballroom, Hover Craft thrived in the Pritzlaff Building last year. The coalescence of crafters will return to the same site Sunday, December 4 between noon and 6 p.m.

Regulars like Kpolly, Orchard Street Press, and Bittercube are returning. This year, newcomers like painter/illustrator Big Shot Robot, a bead-based jeweler called Jasbo, and reclaimed goods and home retailer Blue Collar Goods will make their Hover Craft debuts. In all, close to 70 vendors will partake in this year’s Hover Craft. Here they are:

Silk Worm
Sarah Jane’s Stitches and Prints
RadArt Glass
Addy Girl
Brindle Bag Company
Shovel + Spade
Flying Ox Creations
Alonzo Artistry
Stinky Goblin Emporium
DyNamo
Ogsplosh Accessories
Eldenwa Designs
NOMAD Knife & Tool
Directive
Flora Botanical Skincare
thief island embroidery
Kpolly
Emma LaPine
over the hill pottery
Peppered Fox Studios
Erin Paisley
Janelle Gramling Studio
Sarah Thierman
Amanda Tollefson
Santa’s Little Sweatershop
Bigshot Robot
MELK Studios
Lalo Clothing
Written by Rabbits Illustration
Beast USA
Orchard Street Apparel
NIFFICH
BlackPaint Studios
Kelly Wanderer
Katrina Stiebs
Floral Alchemy
Urbal Tea
Bittercube
Tippecanoe Herbs
Colin Matthes and Makeal Flammini
Zouz Natural Incense
Norman and Roberta Custom Frames
Dirty Dishes
Allison Beilke Designs
Dan Atkinson Works
Blue-Collar Works
Moraye
Modern Native Co.
Ashley Dugan Schettl
WLuminaries
ECE Candles
Jasbo
Velvadeer
CIVAL Collective
AnnKat Designs
Junk Box Design
Grey Studios
Eric Brown
Team Nerd Letterpress
Bureau of Print Research and Design
WowieGoods Pet Tags
Fern&Nettle
Square One Soapworks
Matthew Gramling Woodworks
Cortney Heimerl
Madam Chino
Top Secret Santa

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Co-Founder and Editor

Before co-founding Milwaukee Record, Tyler Maas wrote for virtually every Milwaukee publication (except Wassup! Magazine). He lives in Bay View and enjoys both stuff and things.