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Calvin Cummins, owner of Broken Barn Reclaimed Wood Furniture & More, sold wooden signs, tables and other goods outside.
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Amanda Bingham started her business, Bingham Candle Co., in September. She sells handmade soy candles.
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The arts and crafts show was open to the public and also featured snacks at Sharon Flowers' booth.
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Kim Collins sold fall and Christmas decorations.
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Masters Touch Birdhouses & Woodworking brought dozens of bird houses to sell.
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Kam's Kreations sold picture frames and snowman-themed decorations for homes.
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Lynne's Kustom Ornament had unique, handmade Christmas ornaments for sale.
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The American Indian Christian Circle sold jewelry to benefit the emergency youth shelter in Pine Ridge, South Dakota.
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Holly Popa made decorations from bed springs, ribbon, pipe cleaners, styrofoam and more household items to sell at the event.
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Debbie Clark makes crafts as a hobby and decided to sell some at the Oct. 13 show.
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Unique Krafts by Kayla sold signs, coasters, stickers and other screen-printed goods.
Though Quality Furniture Consignment is permanently closed, the building owners opened its doors on Oct. 13 for something different.
The building, located at 1304 S. Collins St., hosted an arts and crafts show from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. that Saturday, giving solo makers and small businesses a new venue to sell their wares. Whether it was a painting, bird house, gummy snacks or other home decorations, everything available could be had for $25 or less.
