New Members:

Jones Farm

Heiwa Tofu

Brown Fox Printing

The Holy Donut

Iris Designs

Christine Chaffee Artworks

Weekly Polls:

Thank you for the following members who provided product(s) to be given away via our Weekly Polls on Facebook.

Rogue Maine Patriots T-shirt went to Deneika in CT
Grounded Confections Truffles went to Peggy in MA.
Tempest in a Teapot Hug in a Mug tea went to Mary in ME.
Marin Skincare Lip Treatment went to Sharon in ME.
The Cultivated Thread Dish Towel went to Amanda in FL.

Stay tuned for more weekly polls coming your way in March.

Upcoming Events:

Every day we're adding events to our calendar so that you can add them to yours. See what we've added.

Ledgeway Farm was at the Florida State Fair in February
Liberty Farm and Forge will be at the Craftsmen's Classics at the Fairgrounds in Columbia, SC
Bixby Chocolate attended the Bombesquad Bazaar in NYC during Valentine's weekend.
Wild Rosie was commissioned to create a blockprint of a vision had by left Bank Books (NH); steady, ready to work book totes for their independent used book shop in Hanover, NH. The review from the owner, “the totes are dreamy and magical and perfect”.
Circle Stone Designs, Christine Peters Jewelry, and Chickenscratch offered a fine selection of Maine jewelry at American Craft Made in Baltimore (Feb 20-22).
Art by K. Archibald: "I will be at the Portland Museum of Art March 25-26 from 3-6 pm each day to give a live botanical art demonstration in colored pencil! Please stop by and learn about my process for drawing botanical portraits and what I use for supplies. "In these live botanical drawing demonstrations, artist Kailleigh Archibald draws directly from plant life, revealing how careful observation informs creative process, line, and composition."
Sider's Woodcrafting was at the Philly Expo Center the weekend of February 21st.

Noteworthy Mentions:

Congratulations to:

33 By Hand turns 10
SE Hall Furniture turns 10
Tempest in a Teapot turns 10

On Exhibit:

View the work of Christina Vincent at the Farnsworth’s newest exhibition “A Craft of their Own: Fine Woodworking in Maine” through May 24, 2026. This exhibit showcases the work of six accomplished Maine-based woodworkers, the exhibition explores the creative, technical, and personal relationships artists develop with wood as a primary artistic medium. In addition, Christina's Chickadee stool is part of Maine Wood at the Messler Gallery, a juried exhibit open now until April 1, 2026; this piece received the Best In Furniture Award.

As Seen:

Hilltop Boilers was making the news in the New York Times article "It's Maple Syrup Season; Here's Where the Sugar Shacks Are"
Crooked Face Creamery and Lakin's Gorges Cheese were both featured in Food and Wine's Top 25 Essential American Cheeses.
Jessie Muhlin, founder of Buba Og, was featured in a blog from Maine Startups Insider - Sweat, Seaweed, and Shellfish, scroll down on the link to learn about her seaweed knowledge as well as being the owner of a startup frozen cookie dough company.

Recipe of the Month from:

Colvard Sausages using Maine Maple Srup

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