If you’re in the market for locally made gifts, or want to make your own, your time has come:

Holiday Fairs

Dec. 1-23, noon-8pm, every Sat-Sun
First Annual Society for Clinton Hill Artisans Holiday Fair at Habana Outpost, 757 Fulton St at South Portland.

Dec. 1-23, noon-8pm, every Thurs-Sun
The 100 Bucks Art Show. Work by BK artists and designers, all priced at $100. Ai.lov.iu, 85 Fort Greene Pl,718-673-0706 (no website)

Dec. 6, 7, 8, 14, 15, 22+23, noon-6
NY Creates Holiday Craft Festival in Brooklyn Heights. Wares by juried Brooklyn and NYC craft-artists, from whom you can custom order gifts like sweaters and jewelry. The Brooklyn Historical Society at 128 Pierrpoint St. nycreates.org

Dec. 15 + 16, Sat. 11-7, Sun. noon-6
Brooklyn Indie Market’s Benefit Sale for the Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service’s families at risk program. Designers donate 10% of their sales and the Indie Market itself will donate 20% of their table fees. Ongoing raffles too. (Note: The market is open till Xmas eve, then reopens in May!) brooklynindiemarket.com

Just Added (12/14):

Sun., Dec. 16
12:30-5pm: Winter Fair: A pocket fairy (a big hit last year apparently–scroll down for it), puppets, candle dipping, bird feeder making and hot cider will all be at the Brooklyn Waldorf School’s craft fair in Fort Greene, 126 St. Felix St. btwn Hanson & Lafayette.

Through Dec. 22
Saturdays 12-4 or by appointment: Wallabout gallery PEP Projects is holding a holiday artmart, where original and wearable art is priced between $10 and $800 dollars. (Right, a digital print, Swing, by Ilana Kohn.) pepgallery.com

Throughout Dec.
Williamsburg’s mart for indie designers, Artists and Fleas, has extended holiday hours. artistsandfleas.com

Shops Stocked with Brooklyn-Made Goods

Artez’n (artezn.com): Affordable items made mostly by Brooklyn-based artists. Also offers various classes like silkscreening and jewelry-making.

Cog & Pearl (cogandpearl.com): A wee bit more pricey than Artez’n , but still all about handmade goods like the journals of Judy Lee.

Green Jeans (greenjeansbrooklyn.com): Park Slope store with a sustainable bent that hosts exhibits and sells handmade wares.

Rare Device (raredevice.net): Higher-end design store featuring local designers like Jezebel (who’s in The Brooklyn Sampler!)

Spring (spring3d.net): A boutique run like a gallery, with designers like by:AMT (also in The Sampler!)

DIY Classes, Supplies, and Parties

Be Crafty: Park Slope store filled with crafting supplies and kits. Also offers classes for DIYers and kids, like the all-ages, free holiday card making demo on Dec. 13, 6-8pm. becrafty.blogspot.com

Etsy: Every Monday from 4-8pm is Craft Night at the Etsy Labs on Gold St, and Dec. 2, 2-6pm, is the monthly meetup for the Church of Craft. Check out Etsy’s classes too, like the 4-week intro to crocheting in January. etsy.com

For craft parties like Make Fun in Crown Heights and the Diorama Lounge at Freddy’s, check out Alicia Kachmar’s piece on crafting and drinking in NYC: gridskipper.com

Sent by Nicole and Alicia.