PHOTO GALLERY: The 9th Annual Downtown Sarasota Craft Festival
Date: 05/20/2012
by: Rachel S. O'Hara | Staff Photographer
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Marcy Johannes prepares to wrap up a necklace bought by Valerie Cox from Raven Wood Studios, Saturday, May 19. -
Claudio and Zulema Reyes try some sugar scrubs at the Pampered Hearts with the help of Ron Hout, Saturday, May 19. -
Hundreds of people enjoyed themselves, Saturday, May 19, at the 9th Annual Downtown Sarasota Craft Festival. -
Frosty and Debra Sandefer enjoy perusing the 9th Annual Downtown Sarasota Craft Festival. -
Bill Cone shows off the print he bought from Daniel Baldwin Photography, Saturday, May 19, at the 9th Annual Downtown Sarasota Craft Festival. -
People look through the boxes of ceramic name medallions made by local company, Lora Thomas Ceramics. -
Diane Siggins and her daughter, Michelle Siggins, pose at their booth for Michelle Siggins Accessories, Saturday, May 19. -
Solar Light Jars were on display with a variety of different themes from birds to the beach. -
Cicily Sykes of Cicily’s BBQ Gear. -
Three of the many fragrant candles by Blue Flame. -
Rings made out of antique spoons were on display at the Antique Spoon Jewelry tent, Saturday, May 19. -
Brandles, candles made in recycled alcohol bottles and cans, were a big hit at the 9th Annual Downtown Sarasota Craft Festival, Saturday, May 19. -
Kathleen Fitzgerald shows off her new decorative garden piece.
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