HVM Magazine Spring 2017

the Spring 2017 issue

INCREASE

Your Focus

Photo Sessions WHAT TO

WEAR

10 Tips

to a Fabulous

MARKET EXPERIENCE

Vendor Lineup Chocolate COCUNUT

CAKE

Farmhouse BASICS

MARKET SPONSOR

Kelly Alberts Photography 2

A Look Inside shopping

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10 Tips to a Fabulous Market Experience

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Vendor Map

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Vendors by Category Apparel Ceramics Children's Accessories Children's Clothing Fiber Art Fine Art Flowers & Plants Food Furniture Home Decor Jewelry Paper Goods Signs Toys Vintage

home decor Farmhouse Basics

photography 48

Photo Sessions: What to Wear

6 About Us

healthy living 10 Increase Your Focus

recipes 12 Chocolate Coconut Cake

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Welcome!

Welcome to the Spring 2017 issue of HVM Magazine! As we approach our 2nd spring market we wanted to create a beautiful visual guide to showcase our amazing vendors and sponsors, as well as provide our lovely shoppers and supporters with useful tips and tricks on spring decor, shopping, healthy living, photography and food. Just a little extra fun to browse and read as you anticipate the exciting events that are about to take place at our next market!

Enjoy all the eye candy in the coming pages as you plan out which booths you will hit up first!

You can get directly to each shop's website from the magazine, too. The shop names on the featured pages will link you directly to their own websites.

EDITORIAL EDITOR

EVA TAYLOR

PHOTOGRAPHY

MATTHEW DOUDT PHOTOGRAPHY COURTNEY JAMES AMY CORNWELL VENDOR SUBMISSIONS

LAYOUT & DESIGN EVA TAYLOR

COVER PROP STYLING COURTNEY JAMES

WRITTEN CONTENT

We hope you love what you’ll find inside and love even more what you’ll experience at the market!

EVA TAYLOR AMY CORNWELL COURTNEY JAMES KELLY ALBERTS JENNIFER BIGLER

Much love,

ADVERTISING

the H V M team

ALEKS SLOCUM

HANDMADEVINTAGEMARKET@GMAIL.COM the Spring 2017 issue

Eva, Aleks, Amy & Courtney

INCREASE

Your Focus

Photo Sessions WHAT TO

WEAR

10 Tips

to a Fabulous

MARKET EXPERIENCE

Vendor Lineup Chocolate COCUNUT

CAKE

Farmhouse BASICS

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the H V M team We absolutely love putting on this market together.

Each of us get to use our unique giftings to make it such a fun weekend for our vendors and all of our lovely friends, new and old, that walk the aisles of our labor of love. It is equal parts fun, stress, anxious anticipation, nausea, jitters like when you’ve eaten too much cake and excitement like a kid the night before Christmas. All with an overwhelming amount of sprinkles of LOVE! We can not wait to see you at the market! Come prepared for great food, music and a whole lot of amazing shopping from vendors who have been prepareing for weeks for you!

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Courtney is our event ambiance mastermind who works magic in all the details, from lining up music, food trucks and styling our decor for each event, as well as our new HVM Shoppe. Outside of HVM she runs her own handmade, vintage and decor styling business: COURTNEY JAMES DESIGN

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Aleks communicates with all of our vendors and sponsors for social media spotlights, coordinates sponsorships, schedules all social media posts, writes content for and is co-editor of this magazine. Outside of HVM she runs her own children’s toy business: ALEKS HANDMADE 7

SHOPPING

10 tips for a Fabulous Market Experience

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We are so excited to see you! With over 50 fabulous handmade and vintage vendors, music and a great selection of food, it is sure to be a blast. Grab your girl friends and make it a day out and snag some great gifts (or just treat yourself)!

1. Check out the vendor list before you go. We have our entire vendor lineup included in this magazine!

2. Bring cash. Most vendors will take check or credit card, but you don’t want to miss out if your favorite vendor is cash-only.

3. Come hungry! We have a wonderful selection of food vendors and treat vendors, too!

4. Bring a bag. Many vendors will give you a bag for your items, but it’s great to bring your own shopping bag so you don’t have trouble carrying all of your amazing finds.

5. Come early. Most of our vendors have items that are one of a kind.

6. Bring a friend!

7. Enjoy the process. Enjoy the hunt!

9. Have fun!

10. Get social with us and share your finds from the market with #hvmfinds 9

HEALTHY LIVING

by Amy Cornwell

I am so excited to share with you all again about the wonderful benefits of essential oils and how you can use them. I’ve been using essential oils for three years now and love that my kids go straight to my oils cabinet when they have a need. We use them for nearly everything and I love that I have safe and natural options for my home.

Increase Your Focus

Focus Blend: (This will make a 10ml roller bottle) 20 drops Orange 20 drops Peppermint fill the remainder with your favorite carrier oil We can all use a little bit of help in the area of focus sometimes, am I right? This blend is energizing and is perfect for studying, working or simply when you need some extra focus. You can apply it to your forehead, behind your ears, to the 10 back of your neck or rub it in your palms and inhale it aromatically.

Fact #1 They are distilled from flowers, trees, shrubs, roots, bushes, fruit, rinds, resins and herbs.

Fact #3

Fact #2 Essential oils provide support for every system of the body, can support the brain and healthy weight, and are also used for emotional and spiritual support as well. They truly affect the whole body.

Per the FDA, for a bottle of essential oil to be labeled as “pure” or “therapeutic grade” it only has to contain 5 percent essential oil. Young Living’s oils are never adulterated and don’t contain additives. They are Grade A therapeutic essential oils!

Did You Know?

• Did you know that tests have

shown that oils reach the heart, liver and thyroid in three seconds when inhaled? They can have powerful therapeutic benefits! I sell diffuser jewelry on my website at amycornwell.com.

One of my favorite ways to use essential oils is aromatically through a diffuser - one such diffuser would be diffuser jewelry.

You can put the essential oil directly on the diffuser and wear it, smelling the aroma throughout the day.

Amy is a wife and momma to two - she’s best known for her jewelry business of the last 13 years (amycornwell.com), but recently started sharing about natural living and essential oils.

You can learn more about natural living on her website at www.NaturalLivingRealLife.com.

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Chocoloate Coconut Cake

Chocolate Coconut Cake GLUTEN & DAIRY FREE

by Jennifer Bigler

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2 Cups GF All Purpose Flour 1 tsp. Xanthan Gum 2 tsp. Baking Powder 2 tsp. Baking Soda ¼ tsp. Salt (Dash) 1 Cup Water (Boiled) 1 Cup Dairy Free Milk 1 ½ Cups Coconut Sugar 1/3 Cup Dairy Free Butter 2 TBSP. Coconut Oil 1 TBSP. Vanilla 2 Eggs 1 ½ tsp. Coconut Extract 1 Cup Cocoa Powder

Jennifer is a Wife, Mother, Blogger, and gluten free Author loving life in the Pacific Northwest.

She enjoys wine and crafting with a little peace and quiet.

RECIPES

DIRECTIONS: 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. 2. Boil the water in the sauce pan with ½ cup of sugar for about 3 minutes. Remove from heat and allow to cool.

3. In your stand mixer blend the remaining cup of sugar with the butter and melted coconut oil.

4. Add the milk, and add the cooled water and sugar mixture. (The mixer should be going the entire time).

5. With the mixer on low speed add the eggs, vanilla, salt, baking soda, baking powder, xanthan gum, cocoa powder and gluten free all-purpose flour.

6. Beat on medium for about 5 minutes or until your batter has almost a pudding like consistency.

7. Add the coconut extract and mix on low for one minute.

Coconut Buttercream Frosting ½ Cup Dairy Free Butter ½ Cup Vegetable Shortening 2 ½ Cups Powdered Sugar 1 ½ tsp. Coconut Extract 1 ½ TBSP. Dairy Free Milk 1 Cup Shredded Coconut DIRECTIONS: 1. Broil ½ Cup of shredded coconut on high for 6 minutes. Watch it closely.

2. In a stand mixer cream the butter and shortening.

3. Add the powdered sugar and beat 3 minutes then scrape sides.

4. Add the dairy free milk and beat on high for 4 minutes.

5. Add the coconut extract and beat on medium for an additional 2 minutes.

6. Frost the cake as desired after the cake has cooled for 30 or more minutes. Use the remaining ½ cup of shredded coconut on top of the frosting in between the layers of cake well.

More Recipes:

www.livingfreelyglutenfree.com

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Vendor Map

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Courtney James Design Sweet Peas Flower Farm Freshly Hatched Threads Lucky Ducky Designs Mila & Me Breath of Life Essentials Archer Rustic Creations Imy's Joy It's Sew Me The Purple Gerber Lucy Lockett Designs Under the Glaze Linne Pins

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The Little Indiana Farmhouse The Little Indiana Farmhouse Signed & Stated Mercy Candly Co Garden Gate Jewelry Garden Gate Jewelry Handmade by Vickie Yellow Umbrella Designs Delilah Tree J Robeson Art Stretching Grace Made by Molly Made by Molly

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Sherman & Gilbert Pots & Pans Texy Mexy Decadent Flavors 3 Chicks Fudgery Caravan Classes Roxie Rosie Kids Grey Cabin Candles Bumble + Bird Amy Cornwell Piper Pottery & Crafts Rosie Jeans Tees Southern Hospitlity

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The Happy Boho Tied Up With String Melody Lane Creations Fashion Flips Jilly Jack Designs Feather Her Nest Sweet Pickins Little White Arrow Lovey Blues Aleks Handmade Art by the E's and Me Art by the E's and Me Soak Your Soul Caravan Classes 15

Vendors by Category

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Accessories & Apparel Ceramics Children’s Accessories/Other Children's Clothing Fiber Arts Fine Art Flowers Food Furniture Home Decor Jewelry Paper Goods Signs Skin Care & Candles Toys Vintage 17

Fashion Flips 18

Accessories & Apparel Mila & Me

Rosie Jeans Tees

Little White Arrow 19

Ceramics

Ceramics

Piper Pottery & Crafts

Under the Glaze

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Under the Glaze 21

Children's Accessories

Made by Molly

Stretching Grace 22

Feather Her Nest Linnie Pins 23

Children's Clothing

Freshly Hatched Threads Roxie Rose Kids

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Lucy Lockett Designs

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Fiber Art

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Tied Up With String

It's Sew Me

Lucky Ducky Designs

Bumble + Bird 27

Fine Art Caravan Classes

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When two art teachers come together, magic happens. Erin and Deanna started Caravan Classes with a desire to bring make-and-take art pretty much anywhere, creating a mobile art studio out of their super cute 1969 Shasta camper.

They have been a returning vendor to the Handmade Vintage Market and a popular stop for children and adults alike to channel their inner creativity and create mini masterpieces.

Caravan Classes has been such a hit that they recently opened up an art studio downtown Noblesville that offers special one night events, as well as a pop-up menu for the more spontaneous creatives to pop in on a whim.

Check out their new studio at 98 S. 9th St. in downtown Noblesville's historic Richwine Building.

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Food

Texy Mexy

3 Chicks Fudgery

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Pots & Pans

Decadent Flavors

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Flowers & Plants

Sweet Peas Flower Farm

Pots & Pans

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Furniture The Little Indiana Farmhouse

Delilah Tree

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Home Decor

J Robeson Art

Archer Rustic Creations

The Purple Gerber

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Sweet Pickins

Due North Melody Lane Creations

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Jewelry The Happy Boho

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Amy Cornwell

Breath of Life Essentials Garden Gate Jewelry & Gifts

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Paper Goods Sherman & Gilbert

Lucky Ducky Designs

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Jilly Jack Designs

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Art by the E’s and Me Imy’s Joy

Imy's Joy

Lovey Blues

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Signs

Yellow Umbrella Designs Signed and Stated

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Skin Care & Candles

Soak Your Soul

Southern Hospitality

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Mercy Candle Company

Grey Cabin Candles

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toys

Handmade by Vickie

Aleks Handmade

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Vintage

Courtney James Designs

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HOME DECOR

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by Courtney James

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1. White dishes.

Stacks of cute plates or some milk glass.

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2. Hang a window on the wall and add a spring wreath.

3. Pops of greenery.

4. Wood accents. This could be cutting boards, rolling pins or a wood crate.

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Repurpose old metal buckets. Add a cute accent pillow or a fun throw blanket.

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Follow more of Courtney's styling secrets on Facebook!

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: s n o i s s e S o Phot r a e W o t t Wha

by Kelly Alberts

You've booked your photo session. It's coming up and you are scrambling to find the perfect outfit for everyone in your family. You're searching the internet for ideas...not exactly sure what will photograph well...or what looks good together. I thought I would give a few wardrobe tips for your photo session.

1. Coordinate. The days of everyone wearing all white shirts and jeans for family photos are out. You do want your family to look cohesive but let each member show off their style a bit. Pick a couple of main colors and one accent color (think navy and gray for the main colors with a pop of mustard yellow). (This goes for all types of photo sessions..maternity, engagement, kids) 2. Dresses are ALWAYS my favorite. If I am photographing any woman, I always suggest they wear a long flowy dress or skirt (think a maxi style) "Why?" you may ask. It looks good on pretty much everyone. Obviously I want all of my clients to feel comfortable. So, if dresses and skirts aren't your thing, I totally understand and we can work together to find the perfect ensemble for you.

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PHOTOGRAPHY 3. It's all in the details. I love accessories. I feel like a necklace or scarf can take an already beautiful outfit and turn it into something special.

My favorites: - big floppy hats - fitted leather jackets - printed scarves - suspenders for kids - cute shoes or socks for kids - headbands *Side Note: I love when families and kids take their shoes off for part of a session (weather permitting of course).

4. No graphics, lettering or characters. I feel like this is a given, but don't forget socks or shoes having lettering and logos on them. These can be distracting in photos.

I LOVE working with my clients and helping to style them for their photo sessions.

I would love to work with your family too. For information on booking, visit www.kelly-alberts.com and like me on Facebook and follow me Instagram @kellyalbertsphotography.

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Collaborate With Us We are looking to expand future issues of our magazine to include recipes, articles, coloring pages, reviews and other fitting features. Do you have content you'd like to get featured to our growing following and readership? Send us an email at handmadevintagemarket@gmail.com.

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See You at the Market!

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