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Our Crafter’s Corner: Edmonton-made home fragrances come to the October 24–25 market
Arnold Brownridge

Arnold Brownridge

Oct 6, 2026

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Product photograph: Ninth House Studio.

Our Crafter’s Corner heads to the local market this month, where shoppers can discover home fragrances made close to home.

 

Ninth House Studio, an Edmonton maker of candles, reed diffusers and incense, lists a Sherwood Park appearance at Wholly Handmade on October 24 and 25, 2026.

 

The market location is 401 Festival Lane, with hours of 10 a.m.–5 p.m. on Saturday and 11 a.m.–4 p.m. on Sunday.

 

The studio describes its products as handcrafted in Edmonton, making this a chance to explore regional craft without travelling into the city.

 

Its range includes fragrances such as Earl Grey with honey and waffle notes, and sage with sea salt and ambrette.

 

Those examples offer a starting point for shoppers who enjoy choosing scents for different rooms or looking for a small handmade gift.

 

Product selection at the market may vary, so a particular fragrance, size or price should be confirmed with the maker.

 

Take time to ask about materials, fragrance strength and care instructions before choosing something for your home.

 

The maker’s published schedule confirms the planned appearance; check for updates before heading out.

 

For this corner of the newsletter, it is a simple invitation to meet a regional maker and learn a little more about the work behind an everyday object.

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