Here’s a look at the 605 Made Holiday Market
A self-described “crazy craft lady,” Kasi Foss started Sunny’s last year and has quickly grown to sell in multiple locations.
Branden and Melissa Glaser got the idea for the business because of their dog, a wire-haired pointing griffon named Griffie.
A family business entering its third generation has expanded its core product — honey — to offer a wide variety of gift items.
A trip to Scotland followed by some at-home experimentation led to South Dakota Yarn Co., one of the only businesses selling naturally dyed yarn in the state.
Here’s a holiday gift you’ll be hard-pressed to find in any store: Christmas creations designed and printed with a 3-D printer.
Meagon Mitchell has always liked making items for friends, but this year she turned the hobby into a small business: 605 Vintage Designs.
Get ready to shop locally made items from 50 area makers in one pop-up shop Dec. 2 in downtown Sioux Falls.
The 605 Made Holiday Market on Saturday, Dec. 2, will offer a fabulous mix of products from 50 makers.
Kyle and Stacy Wengler can create nearly anything – from woodwork to metal art to hand-sewn apparel. They have spent much of the past year, though, building a business.
