Rooted In Dandelion

Kitschy Hippie is a nostalgic, good-vibes vintage booth created by Steph Kor and her teen daughter, Zoe, turning thrift hunting into meaningful time together and hands-on lessons in small business. What started as a hobby now helps fund their adventures, driven more by the thrill of the hunt and the stories behind each piece than by price tags. With help from Steph’s husband, John, and a deep love for community, Steph treasures being part of Dandelion Bouquet for the friendships that have grown into family.

Meet Bobbie, the maker behind our beautifully embroidered sweatshirts—new to sewing but clearly a natural talent. She started in 2023 after finding a vintage 1960s Kenmore machine, and just one year into embroidery her work already looks master-level. Bobbie also creates custom quilts and memory bears, loves collaborating, and is always open to new saying ideas. A Rapid City local, mom of two, and spouse of a USAF veteran, her work is rooted in heart and community.

Sō Dough Daddy sourdough is a shop favorite that never lasts long, with loyal customers stopping in week after week for their loaf. What began as a simple starter grew into a family rhythm for Ryan and Shannon, blending Ryan’s precision baking with Shannon’s behind-the-scenes planning. As foster and homeschool parents, their kitchen doubles as a place for real-life learning and togetherness. Fresh loaves arrive every Thursday and Friday—come early, it goes fast.

Stolen Planet was born when Rue and Hannah began thrifting for their own home and imagining what forgotten items could become. Their booth celebrates upcycling and sustainability, giving bold new life to vintage finds. Rue’s acrylic art—often painted directly onto old pieces—features animals and insects that match the wild, expressive vibe, while her hyper-realistic portraits show her range as an artist. Together, they create statement art and fashion that push back against overconsumption and celebrate personality with purpose.

Meet Heaven, the mom behind Mama Buchi’s Card & Craft Co., who’s turned creativity into a true family experience. What began with selling Pokémon charms and cards has grown into custom charm pens and bracelets made alongside her kids, each full of personality. Pen making has become bonding time and part of their homeschool rhythm—art through creating and math through business finances. It’s a beautiful blend of learning, connection, and creativity.