Fairbanks, the Yukon, and the Interior
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1. A Weaver's Yarn
CollegeArtists Susan and Martin Miller own this shop that will delight knitters both new and experienced. It's the perfect place to buy a gift for that knitter back home or to pick up some qiviut, the pricey but exquisite undercoat wool of the musk ox that is some of the world's softest material.
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2. Apocalypse Design
In business since 1983, Apocalypse makes its own specialized cold-weather clothing for dog mushers and other winter adventurers. Travelers from colder areas of the Lower 48 will appreciate the double-layer fleece mittens, among other items.
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3. Beads and Things
DowntownThis Alaska Native–owned shop sells handicrafts from around the state, along with a world's worth of beads for those who want to design their own pieces.
537 2nd Ave., Fairbanks, Alaska, 99701, USA907-456–2323 -
4. Beaver Sports
CollegeStock up for all your adventures in the Interior at this store that sells the big names in backpacking, biking, paddling, and skiing gear.
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5. Great Alaskan Bowl Company
The big one-stop shop for Alaskan-made gifts and souvenirs, Great Alaskan specializes in lathe-turned bowls made out of Alaskan birch.
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6. Judie Gumm Designs
In her small shop, owner Judie Gumm fashions stunning and moderately priced silver and gold designs best described as sculptural interpretations of Northern images. Gumm, a longtime Ester resident, is a fun person to chat up about life in this small and quirky community tucked just off the highway west of Fairbanks; call ahead to make a appointment.
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7. Taylor's Gold-N-Stones
University AvenueTaylor's uses gemstones mined in Alaska and creates unique gold designs.
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8. The Alaska House Art Gallery
DowntownOwners Yolande Fejes and Ron Veliz take the "Alaska" in their gallery's name seriously; almost everything here is made in the state (with a few Canadian artists represented). Visit this hand-built log house for fine art and souvenirs made with regional pride. The gallery is also a worthy stop during the monthly First Friday showcase of local artists and their works.
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