Below is a list of queer artisans that have agreed to create gifts to give away at safeXmas. Your purchases go to support the artisan and provide a gift for a guest at safeXmas. Please work with the artist directly for your safeXmas purchases and while you’re at it—pick up something for yourself or a loved one!
You do not have to buy 50 of all items. Not every chooses to take home a gift, so we mail out packages to folks who cannot attend. We’ll find loving homes for whatever is purchased for safeXmas.
CUDDLY CRITTERS CO
I crochet stuffed animals/dolls and lil keychains.
This artist has agreed to produce mini versions of the less detailed items as keychains for $10-$15 each. You can either work with the artist to pay that entirely, or donate funds to us and include a memo of what it is for and we will make arrangements.
Artist’s deadline: December 1.
YarnmadeTales
“I also do crochet, and I have dice bags.”
This artist has agreed to produce 50 items and has already been paid thanks to donors!
Levi’s Handmade Slippers
Levi needs a few weeks to complete each pair. The cost is $20 per pair and must be purchased directly from Levi. If you’d like to purchase a pair for safeXmas (or yourself!) visit the Contact Us page and we’ll put you in touch.
Artist’s deadline: November 15
YarnandYawnwithEmma
Dulce Crown – crocheted earwarmer, headband, costume crown.
This artist has agreed to produce 50 crowns for $10 each. You can either work with the artist to pay that entirely, or donate funds to us and include a memo of what it is for and we will make arrangements.
Artist’s deadline: December 1.
QuietMischief
Twist friendship bracelets.
This artist has agreed to produce 50 twist friendship bracelets for $150. You can either work with the artist to pay that entirely, or donate funds to us and include a memo of what it is for and we will make arrangements.
Artist’s deadline: December 1.
Kit’s Knits
These cute bee keychains are the perfect way to show your pride, no matter who you are or who you love. If you don’t see your flag available, please contact me and I will make it available for you!
This artist has agreed to produce 50 LGBeeTs for a price named privately. You can either work with the artist to buy entirely, or donate funds to us and include a memo of what it is for and we will make arrangements.
Artist’s deadline: December 1
kitcatsdesigns
“Most of my current Etsy listings are tiny animals, but I also make jewelry. Dragons are a special favorite of mine.”
This artist has agreed to produce 50 mini critters for $100. You can either work with the artist to pay that entirely, or donate funds to us and include a memo of what it is for and we will make arrangements.
Artist’s deadline: December 1.
Heather’s Cursed Curios
“I create lots of stuff, including pronoun pins. The pins are made of epoxy resin and I currently have she/they, he/they, they/them, she/her and he/him.”
This artist has agreed to produce 50 pronoun pins for $200. You can either work with the artist to pay that entirely, or donate funds to us and include a memo of what it is for and we will make arrangements.
Artist’s deadline: December 1.
AshRowanDesigns
“I have some queer Jesus/temple prints!”
You can either work with the artist to pay that entirely, or donate funds to us and include a memo of what it is for and we will make arrangements.
Artist’s deadline: December 1.
Nerdy Keppie
“If any allies want to buy from a Jewish trans polyamorous family who makes a lot of great pride merch nerdykeppie is is a great store.
“They do a lot of great stuff and a lot of it is meant to be stealth pride gear. They don’t have the classic lesbian flag due to color issues and history issues with the creators of various lesbian flags but they do use the very pretty sapphic flag.”
Artist’s deadline: December 1.
radicalcatcreations
LGBT+, feminist and geeky fandoms.
In “Canada”. Black/Mi’kmaw. Non-binary. Queer. 💖
Email radical.cat.creations@gmail.com for a commission!
Artist’s deadline: December 1.
SinMineral
19yr old enby has tons of among us plushies, stickers and drawings for sale! They can custom make anything you need.Visit SinMineral’s shop, for cool artwork on awesome products!
Artist’s deadline: December 1.
With My Hands and Hearts
“I see the theme is gamers and I have a soap with some controllers on them as well as some dragon and/or DND soaps.”
Artist’s deadline: December 1.
jewlswashere
I would happily make these for Queer Xmas and I can do a discount on them.
You can either work with the artist to pay that entirely, or donate funds to us and include a memo of what it is for and we will make arrangements.
Artist’s deadline: December 1.
Zenny Lynn’s Creations
I make custom tumblers and so much more.
Artist’s deadline: December 1.
Glittersparkle
I create resin items, crochet works and silicone molds. Thank you for supporting my black-owned business!
Artist deadline: December 1.
Old Growth Alchemy
Purveyor of wild folk craft, for wonderment and curiosity.
Artist deadline: December 1.
Northern Lights Cosmetics
Quality should never be a compromise. From beauty products to self care kits, we bring it all to you! We are committed to being the only place you need to look and feel great!
Reflective Society
I’m queer femme and I make reflective accessories to help queers feel seen at night!
Sassiderp Art
I make resin jewelry.
Shameless Bits
Clay polymer earrings
mossrote
SLC artist and trash magpie. Book binding, digital art, and reused materials. I love garbage 💜
Unapologetically queer & nonbinary.
theahnnaeclectic
they/them/theirs
Boutique StoreCandles
Bath Works
Beautiful Unique Jewelry
Orders via PM
Queer Owned
Springdale/Fayetteville, Arkansas
QueerWhimsy
“Functional fixedness is the inability to realize that something known to have a particular use may also be used to perform other functions.” – Britannica.com
I’ve been creating art out of whatever trash I could find since I was a little kid. One of my favorite things to do is to break the “functional fixedness” portion of my brain and utilize my creativity to craft something new out of something that would have been thrown away otherwise. I work to source as many of my materials as possible from thrift stores and creative reuse facilities in an attempt to disrupt the waste cycle.
