If it is handmade and/or sheep, or Cottage-core related, it may be a good fit for you!

• Natural wool fibers in the form of roving, batts, yarns, and fleeces,

• Knitted/crocheted/woven items, wool felted items, fiber supplies, spinning wheels, and looms and accessories

• Wooden kitchen utensils, hand dipped candles, milk soaps, sheepskins, rugs

• Shearing equipment, fencing, sheep/dog related merchandise

Think English Country shops!

The NAHSS is dedicated to offering natural, handmade and beautiful items to their guests.

With that being said, here are few examples of products that are not permitted:

Usborne books, crystals and "magical" items, multi-themed tumblers/to go cups, make-up and beauty/hair-care products (this is not an exhaustive list, this is to give an idea)

If you wouldn’t find it in a quaint country shop, it’s probably a “no”!

As of right now, the majority of vendors will be in the Little Bear West Arena.

Cement floor, multiple indoor restrooms, electric and a prime location in Central Park!

Each space is 10'x10' with one table and two chairs provided, more tables are available at $8/table, and chairs at $5/chair.

First come first serve basis for spots.

Craft vendor hours are as follows:

Friday and Saturday 9:00am to 5:00pm; Sunday 10:00am to 4:00pm

Check in Thursday Noon to 6:00 PM or Friday morning before 9:00 AM

Cost per space is $150, with total due upon an approved application, no refunds.

Absolutely no early departures

The building will be locked at night and reopened in the morning.

This year’s Vendor Coordinator is Andrea Menhart. A vendor at the Michigan Fiberfest for many years, she is knowledgeable and helpful.

First, please read the 2026 Craft Vendor Guidelines carefully and complete and sign the application.

Applications are to be emailed to the coordinator at ramenhart@gmail.com

The Guidelines and Application can be found HERE.

***There will be no refunds for craft and food vendors***