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Military Collector and Vintage Firearms Restorations

I buy mostly Canadian / UK historical military items - 1850's to 1960's

Fenian Raids / NW Rebellion / Boer War

WW1 & 2 / Korean War

Vintage rifles (Sniders, Martini Henerys, Endields, Ross)

Helmets, Webbing, Bayonets/Swords, Ammo Belts, Slings/Bugles, Rare Badges and Insignia's

Firearms and accessories

Anything can be real! Anything can be amigurumi! 

Use your Amigurumination!

This is a love of crafting, hobby turned business. Named after my other great loves, my children!

Come to us with any and all ideas for personalization, we’d be honoured to make it!

Jewellery

Happily retired, happily married and happily the Mom to two  grown children, I've spent the past few years exploring my creative side  and realizing how much pleasure I get from creating stuff....all kinds  of stuff. I love wood burning, beaded work, making mobiles and during  the past year I have started working with stained glass. I'm very  excited about bringing all these passions together ....and maybe  throwing a little humour in there as well!

What kind of things  will you find at Bonnie Day Creations? Abstract stained glass,  suncatchers of all kinds, vases, cutting boards, wooden switch plates,  signs, gift and treasure boxes, zipper pulls, ornaments and the list  goes on.

I've enjoyed being a vendor at Queens since May 2019  and have been learning so much along the way. It's a great way to keep  myself from getting into trouble! I've recently changed the company name  and I'm in the process of setting up a Facebook page with photos of  some of my creations..... so there's more to come......

Something  else that makes selling at Queens so fun is that my longtime buddy has  teamed up with me and we share the booth....so now I'll pass it over to  Jo so she can tell you a bit about herself and what she's selling....
-Bonnie Duff

*As of 2021 - Bonnie Day Creations is now on Facebook!

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My story is a simple one. I landed on “The Queen’s”  doorstep by way of “Bonnie Day Creations”. Bonnie is my long time  childhood friend and has agreed to join forces and share her booth with  me... stronger together.

Being retired has afforded me the time  to finally “clean house” and let someone else enjoy a selection of my  costume jewellery. I also have a variety of ladies and men’s jackets  (some leather and suede), belts, shoes/boots and handbags in the  clothing section. Sizes tend to range slightly, but most items are large  and x-large.

Now that I’ve “Taken Care of Business”, it’s time for me to pursue my more creative side. Stay tuned... and healthy!
-Jo-Anne Carr Love (aka...Madam Love)

ps. We should mention that both of us are fortunate to have  summer residences but with no internet, so you may not hear much from us during the summer months

Asian inspiration and Gypsona Plaster of Paris

When I met my wife, we looked to do something together. This started us out on a long and varied trip in the crafts field. We started doing macramé and then ended up with a craft shop in Stittsville where we gave lessons.

The craft store had several beads made from ceramic. I knew my Aunt had a kiln in New York City which I was able to obtain. This migrated us from macramé to ceramics.

I gave up my garage to create a studio where we continued teaching, this time ceramics. I was also pouring molds and selling them to other ceramics studios around Ottawa and the valley. 

We spent part of our retirement wintering in Arizona. This led us to beading, jewelry making, wire wrapping and into healing stones. 

Our semi precious stones come from all over the world; Madagascar, India, Brazil, Peru, Uganda, and many other places. 

We have been doing this for about 15 years. Over that time we have met so many good and interesting people, it makes all our effort worthwhile. 

We now have outlet stores Osgoode, Calabogie, Eganville and of course Carleton Place.

We can be reached at 613-836-3301 or by e-mail at budmannoly@hotmail.com. And we are found on Facebook, Mel_Lo Designs.

Products can be picked up at the store The Queens Crafters and Antique Market, or we can arrange for delivery or ship.

Scruchies and Masks

Hello!  I'm Chantal - the maker behind Chantilly Creations. As the daughter to  an artist/artisan, I’ve been creating ever since I can remember.  Chantilly Creations all started with an idea—an idea to repurpose  unwanted treasures into something that is whimsical, cheerful, and  purposeful, yet embraced the charm and character of timeless vintage and  antique pieces. And so, in 2018, after a hiatus while completing  post-secondary school, I returned to my creative roots in full force.

Inspired  by elemental nature & vintage charm, I create unique garden and  home goods such as bird baths, bird feeders, plant stands, garden  totems, and ornate cake stands and jewellery dishes from upcycled  dishware. Incorporating my lifelong love for crystals, I also create  stylish beaded gemstone jewellery for all ages.

I'm  proud to call the beautiful town of Carleton Place my home! When I'm  not creating, I love to spend time gardening, near the water, or tending  to our small flock of chickens.

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Concave  Gallery is a shop space for unconventional artists and their  unconventional art. 

Talented artists and crafters who cannot seem to  find a place to fit in. A place where square pegs DO fit into round  holes

Quality Books and Fun Finds

Dusky Craft Designs has been around since 2015 and new to The Queens, as of Sept 2019. 

Amber is the creator of all the products made under Dusky Craft Designs. 

All Dusky Craft Designs items that are listed on the site are at the store. 

We have recently moved within the store.  To the front between the door and window.  We have also expanded our stock and inventory.  More to come soon.

Kids Dress-up and Fantasy Creations

Ottawa Valley artist Linda Standing has enjoyed drawing and painting since childhood but has only recently offered her art work for sale. 

As a folk artist in the tradition of Maud Lewis and Grandma Moses, she is self taught and her subjects depict scenes of the everyday life of our pioneer ancestors and country folk. 

Her simple style relies on design rather than realism through the use of colour, form and line. They reflect her imagination and are full of playful and humorous scenes. 

Her canvases are often found materials such as old cupboard doors and left over pieces of wood. 

Enjoy and smile! 

Dorothy Waterman, Curator

High end estate Jewellery.

Nancy  Miller's Jewellery Designs aims to provide the showcase pieces and  essential, everyday accessories for every woman's wardrobe!!!

Training at George Brown College in Jewellery Arts and Gemmology lends the technology.  Imagination creates the bling!

Jim MacCraken, owned and operated a music store on Rideau Street in Ottawa between 1974-2005.  Next onto a one-stop music sub distributor company called J.Mac Music, where he set up in Ottawa.  This warehouse sold to independent music stores in Ontario and Quebec. Then closed in 2015.

Latest chapter started winter 2017.  He rented a small 500 square foot warehouse in Perth to handle the routing music collections, CDs and Albums.  Buying good titles and hard to find titles from the many collectors and clients he dealt with over many years.

He only sells, top "A" condition products, thoroughly inspected and cleaned using the same cleaning method told to him by one fo Ontario's  top sellers of used vinyl.

He also has been very fortunate finding CD and vinyl collections, with such great titles, that he personally collects and listens to them dailty.

This is the third chapter of his music business life, finding excellent titles to offer for sale on CDs, Vinyl and some Cassettes, as well.

This is his 50th year of selling music, and maybe the most fun yet.

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If you have CDs or Vinyl to sell, please contact me at:

Phone or Text: 1-613-200-7556

or

Email: jims.mac48@gmail.com

I can make house calls, saving you the trouble of bringing them to me.

Memorabilia, CDs, Records, T-shirts,  Sports Tops

Unique Clothing and Gifts for Kids

Crocheted Hat and painted christmas sculptures

Gilbert and Dianna have dealt in antiques for over 35 years, mainly in furniture. 

Gilbert had his own refinishing shop and has been in the refinishing business for 50 years.

Dianna start buying antiques at the age of 13 and has ran many antique shops and markets.

Join  us, at Lanark County Pickers, for weekly consignment auctions. Some  great vintage, antiques, collectibles and new household items available weekly.

Trivia: The pig on the logo is named "Buford"

Happily retired, living in Lanark Highlands on the Mississippi River with her husband, and three dogs, Marlene has been fortunate to pursue her artistic passions, which include oil painting, quilting, sewing, jewellery making, and writing.

Marlene began quilting when she found out she was going to be a grandmother - With no knitting, or crocheting skills, the challenge of fighting with her sewing machine was on. With a dozen or more quilts under her belt, Marlene now enjoys making a variety of fabric gifts and household items like bowl cozies, mug rugs, table runners, bookmarks, non-surgical face coverings, bean bag frogs, hand bags, Annie's Fidget Quilts©, and Toddie Blankets© 

When I met my wife, we looked to do something together. This started us out on a long and varied trip in the crafts field. We started doing macramé and then ended up with a craft shop in Stittsville where we gave lessons.

The craft store had several beads made from ceramic. I knew my Aunt had a kiln in New York City which I was able to obtain. This migrated us from macramé to ceramics.

I gave up my garage to create a studio where we continued teaching, this time ceramics. I was also pouring molds and selling them to other ceramics studios around Ottawa and the valley. 

We spent part of our retirement wintering in Arizona. This led us to beading, jewelry making, wire wrapping and into healing stones. 

Our semi precious stones come from all over the world; Madagascar, India, Brazil, Peru, Uganda, and many other places. 

We have been doing this for about 15 years. Over that time we have met so many good and interesting people, it makes all our effort worthwhile. 

We now have outlet stores Osgoode, Calabogie, Eganville and of course Carleton Place.

We can be reached at 613-836-3301 or by e-mail at budmannoly@hotmail.com. And we are found on Facebook, Mel_Lo Designs.

Products can be picked up at the store The Queens Crafters and Antique Market, or we can arrange for delivery or ship.

I make and sell Gourmet Salsa in 4 flavours, mild, medium, hot and Mom's Wrath (Very HOT). 

There are no added  sugars or preservatives in any of the Salsas. It is a chunky melody of fresh vegetables. I have been making salsa for 16 years. For many years family and friends have told me "this is great you should sell it."

In 2019 I started my business as a hobby and it has grown so much and fast since then.
 

Website - www.momshomemade.ca
Facebook: Mom's Homemade
Instagram: moms_homemade_salsa

Hi, Regina from Arnprior here

My son gave me some veg tan leather a year ago, I found a small bag pattern online and dyed, cut, hole punched and stiched together my very first purse! And I was hooked.

What a fun and rewarding new hobby I’d found!

Sharing with you my leather creations now, I hope you’ll enjoy using them as much as I take pleasure in making them.

To relax at night and help with her arthritis Dianna loves to sit and crochet. Any crochet item sold, Dianna donates .50 cent to charity.

She is also starting to do wood burned signs.

Hi! I'm Kristy Murray. I'm a proud momma of one, wife and a hobby baker. I love turning ideas into edible art.

I've  been a baker for over 10 years. Mainly exhibiting at crafts shows and  sometimes venture online for sales. I've taken my decorating skills up a  level and decided to create my brand "Ohhh Sugar..."

You  know when you make a boo boo and don't want to curse? Ohhh Sugar is my  go to :) But the best about sugar cookie boo boo's is...you get to eat  the cookie!!!

Welcome to Pauline's Place.  We have knitted and sewn items, many with an animal theme.  We have knitted children's animal slippers plus regular slippers for the family.  There are also stuffed animals.  Tissue Box covers are available in dog and cat fabric and other pretty fabric.  For our furry friends there are locally grown catnip toys.  The money reaised goes towards cat rescue in Smiths Falls, which I have quietly been doing for nearly 25 years.

For ladies we have toques, scarves, cowls and fingerless mitts.  There are decorative scarves and necklaces in bright colours.  Of course we have dishcloths and mitts for kids.  Baby sets and blankets are suitable for shower or newborn gifts.

Unfortunately, there isn't room to display everything, but we also have shawls, sea glass pictures and jewellery such as earings and beautiful glass pendants.  Miniature gardens and plants are also available.

We take small commisions.  Please call 613-283-7655

Radical Homemaker is a family collective, that came together in  2012, but have been crafting for 60+years. Combining their many skills  together to provide a variety of unique products. There are paintings,  knitted and crochet items, clay figures, earrings, and key-chains,  handmade dyed/carded/spun wool and wooden carved items. The main four  artisans are Aileen from Aileens paintings, Keith,  Elsie of Annie Grannie and Yvonne at Piercing Moon Creations.

“If  you give us a project, we will try our best to make it for you. We are  always looking to learn and improve our skills. Crafts and learning are  important to us.”

Follow along with us on our social media pages. You can also find out more in our About Section. There you can find posts, local stores and events we can be found at and more.

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