Field cards · 21 makers · checked 17 Oct 2026
Where they are · the chapters below
East Van Jam, EastVan Bees, Fluoro Press, Freesia Soap Company and 3 more
Bee Wild Paradise Valley, Effie Baker Designs, Liz Sax Ceramics, Raven Timberworks and 2 more
Chapter 01 · 4 places
Debra Sparrow suits a visitor who wants to take home a blanket drawn from a Musqueam weaver's own work, through Salish Blanket Co.'s collection of her and her daughter's designs. The company's production partner in the EU weaves the blankets from her originals, and her hand-woven pieces hang in museums and public spaces.
See her large woven works for free at the airport.
Hilary Morris suits a visitor who wants a painting or a card of Vancouver drawn street by street, and her studio sits in Railspur Alley on Granville Island.
Visit Walk in during opening hours
Kasama Chocolate suits a chocolate lover on Granville Island, since its workshop and store make bean-to-bar chocolate a short walk from the public market and sell it over the counter.
Visit Walk in during opening hours
LanaBetty suits anyone who wants a ring made by a goldsmith they can meet, now that Lana Lepper has opened a studio and shop on Granville Island.
Visit Walk in during opening hours
Chapter 02 · 7 places
East Van Jam suits a cook who wants a jar of BC fruit with far less sugar than the supermarket kind, and it turns up in shops from Main Street to Whistler. Natalie Ferrari-Morton runs no café or shop of her own, so you buy it through stockists and markets.
Visit At markets only
Shops in Squamish and Whistler stock the jars too.
EastVan Bees suits a buyer who wants honey that tastes of Vancouver's gardens, since the hives live in backyards and community gardens around the city.
Visit At markets only
Fluoro Press suits a visitor who wants to make something with their own hands, since Steph Ford's Main Street studio teaches risograph printing in short workshops from $35.
Visit Through a class
Freesia Soap Company suits anyone who wants a bar of handmade soap from an East Vancouver maker, cut in small batches from plant-based ingredients.
Visit At markets only
JAM Pottery suits a buyer who likes calm, earthy mugs and bowls from an East Vancouver potter.
Visit At markets only
Melt Confectionary suits a sweet tooth on south Main Street, with chocolates and ice cream made in small batches in its own shop.
Visit Walk in during opening hours
Walk about a kilometre west to Queen Elizabeth Park.
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Chapter 03 · 6 places
Effie Baker Designs suits anyone after jewellery that carries a bit of the BC coast, since she sets pebbles and sea glass she collects herself. She sells online and at Circle Craft in November, so there is no studio to drop into.
Visit At markets only
Find her table at Circle Craft, 11 to 15 November 2026.
Reminded Designs suits a buyer who wants a piece of jewellery to mark a person or a trip, made by hand in a Squamish home studio.
Visit At markets only
Sḵwálwen Botanicals suits anyone who wants skincare made in Squamish from plants of the Squamish Nation's lands, and its own store beside the estuary opens six days a week.
Visit Walk in during opening hours
Bee Wild suits anyone who wants honey from a single Sea to Sky valley, raw and unfiltered from hives in Paradise Valley north of Squamish.
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Liz Sax Ceramics suits a market-day visitor in Squamish who wants a mug made in the valley, and her Boler trailer doubles as a tiny studio where you can take a short pottery lesson.
Visit At markets only
Raven Timberworks suits a cook who wants a board with a known origin, since Ian and Claudia mill the wood themselves in Paradise Valley north of Squamish.
Visit At markets only
Find their boards at the Squamish Farmers' Market.
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Chapter 04 · 1 place
Thomas Haas suits a chocolate lover with an hour on the North Shore, because the fourth-generation pâtissier's café on Harbourside Drive sells his chocolates over the counter.
Visit Walk in during opening hours
The Impark lot across the road gives four free hours.
Chapter 05 · 2 places
Charlie Girl Goods suits anyone who wants a sweet thing made in Deep Cove, since a mother-run kitchen there cooks every batch of caramels from scratch.
Visit At markets only
There's no shop, so order online or find the market stall.
Peter Fruhling suits a visitor who wants a picture of Deep Cove made by someone who lives there, since he cuts his linoleum-block prints of the cove and sells them a few steps from the water.
Visit At markets only
Chapter 06 · 1 place
Sziktsut Creations suits a visitor who wants jewellery Victoria Saddleman makes from wood gathered in her home territory of the Lil'wat Nation, and you can buy it from her at the Squamish and Whistler farmers' markets.
Visit At markets only
Buy at her market table, where she explains each piece.
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