ellis designs
www.ellisdesigns.ca
ellis designs handbags are a fusion of clean lines, beautiful fabrics and functional styles. Individually handcrafted, each bag is built for durability and meant to be used and incorporated into your everyday needs.
Garneau Slippers
www.garneauslippers.com
Francois Garneau artisan designer is an expert with sheepskin & fine leathers, contemporary and quality products are handmade from the finest natural woolskins available. Garneau slippers exude comfort, charm and character. Each pair is a unique creation reflecting the passion and care of its artisan. Francois Garneau reputation for top quality and outstanding products and service began 30 years ago in 1977 in his workshop in the Eastern Townships, Quebec, Canada.
Olena Zylak
www.olenazylak.com
In the summer of 1997, Zylak moved on from the world of theatre to create her own knitwear lone. Her costume experiece nurtured her use of hand-worked techniques and attention to detail, which have become hallmarks of the Olena Zylak collection.
Rimanchik
www.rimanchik.com
Rimanchik, meaning "we speak together" in Quichua , is the union of two creative minds whose objective is designing fashion accessories that are practical, elegant and simple. Using a variety of leathers and the tagua nut, known as vegetable ivory, Rimanchik has ventured into creating bags, belts, cuffs and wearable art carved out of the nut.
RoseHip Hat Studios
RoseHip Hat Studio
I have been designing and hand-crafting original hats since 1993, and continue a life-long passion of creating shapes and textures using stitches and exquisite textiles. My designs could be described as a range between the classic and romantic to the more practical and versatile. I work with the finest of natural fabric treasures - vintage textiles, recycled materials, hemp and other 'earthy' fibres. Each hat is one-of-a-kind and made with great attention to detail.
Silks by Louise Valentine
www.valentinesilks.com
Louise has been practicing the art of painting on silk since 1983. Mostly self-taught, she was initially inspired by Japanese art, textiles and technique. Working as a team, Louise is the designer and dyer while her husband Brian does all of the shibori pleating and technical work. Winners of numerous awards, their work has been shown in juried art fairs, galleries and shops across Canada and the United States. They live and work in Gibsons, BC.