Laura Whitney of Uptown Urban Craft is an independent crafts-person based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. To work her way through college she was employed as a tailor in a local shop for 5 years, which raised her skills with clothing and textiles to an exceptional level. Throughout her life Laura has enjoyed learning many different artistic medias including ceramics, painting, metal arts and jewelry design, interior design and upholstery, sculpture and photography. It is this broad education and a love for all art that is reflected in her work which mixes modern and traditional styles. Stop by Laura’s booth this weekend, E22.

Kelly and Colette of Tabeltin & Buttermilk will be joining this years one hundred craft artists to sell their handmade goodies. These ladies will be selling handmade jewelry created from found objects, vintage pieces and fiber. You can find them at booth B14.

This years beautiful poster design is by Sara Lintner of Too Many Suitors. Thank you Sara we love it!

Campfire Goods has over 400 designs, including their popular City Of series, which was featured in Print and Metropolis Magazine, and their Holiday series, an homage to the classic movie, A Christmas Story.

Dude and Chick began about a year ago, when John Gurtin and Katie Wilson decided to join forces after they discovered a shared love for stationery, letterpress, and cool stuff in general. Both John and Katie have a design background, as well as a history of printing and illustration, and together they design and produce every DNC card in-house. Their vintage style and salty humor is a perfect fit for anyone who appreciates a clever pun and some high quality facial hair. At DNC headquarters, days are spent cranking tunes and creating awesomeness. The result is a line of letterpress greeting cards chock full of stationery sweetness.

Dude and Chick is totally jazzed to be at NoCoast, and they want to see you there. You can find out more about their adventures at www.dudeandchick.com.