Criteria UAA Crafts Fair items must be handmade and non-commercial.

Hand-made, non-commercial items are defined as:

• Any product that is built, formed, fabricated, or assembled from raw or semi-finished material which is changed in character in the final product by the crafter’s business.
• A product that is sold after undergoing a “value-added process.” This is a process that changes raw material or basic industrial material into a more finished product or alters the function, shape, or appearance resulting in a product with increased value.
• A product that requires individual attention and is produced in small quantities with a minimum number of power tools as a home occupation or small studio operation.

Commercial, non-qualifying vendors are defined as:

• Any vendor who sells their product(s) in large commercial stores such as Carrs/Safeway, Fred Meyer, or Wal Mart. Co-ops and consignments are not considered in this category.
• Vendors with their own store fronts with business signage, regular store hours, and year-round operation.

Other Fair Rules:

• No booth sharing.
• Each craftsperson/artesian must be present during the day of the fair.
• The use of hazardous materials/finishes within the Student Union is strictly prohibited.