Stationery Shops in North Carolina Accepting Makers
These 10 shops carrying stationery and cards publicly say they accept submissions on their own websites. All are in North Carolina; see all 169 nationwide or the Charlotte page or the Winston-Salem & Greensboro page.
The 10 shops
The Shop at Mooresville Arts
Nonprofit gallery's shop of jewelry, pottery, paintings, prints, glass, woodwork and cards from selected local artists.
Heads up: Seasonal juried rounds; the Holiday Shop call details are still 'to come'.
Cabarrus Arts Council Gift Shop
The Arts Council's gallery gift shop of handcrafted cards, pottery, jewelry, glass, prints, books and woodwork.
Heads up: Artists from North Carolina and surrounding states.
Hartwell
Downtown Raleigh retail and event space whose shelves hold handcrafted goods from 20+ local makers. It also hosts maker markets.
Heads up: No clothing vendors right now.
DECO Raleigh
Downtown Raleigh gift shop carrying goods from more than 100 local and independent makers since 2012.
Heads up: Photography and original paintings don't sell well there.
Woolworth Walk
Nearly 20,000 sq ft gallery and crafts emporium of about 170 local artists in the historic F.W. Woolworth building, with a 1950s soda fountain.
Heads up: Booth-style program with a juried waitlist.
Blue Moon Gift Shops
Jo Ann Ford Gift Shop at Southern Arts Society
Piedmont Craftsmen Shop & Gallery
Heads up: Guild shop pathway requires juried membership (not open drop-off).
The Shop at GreenHill
Heads up: Shop track is as-needed consignment distinct from invitational exhibitions.