Fort Lewis College student Kimey Begay, owner of Kimimilas Beadwork, talks about her work with fellow student Lulu Rucker on Tuesday during the Skyhawk Makers Market at the Student Union Building. Sixteen student vendors sold their arts and crafts during the first-time event, which the college plans to hold every two months. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Fort Lewis College student Kimey Begay, owner of Kimimilas Beadwork, talks about her work with fellow student Lulu Rucker on Tuesday during the Skyhawk Makers Market at the Student Union Building. Sixteen student vendors sold their arts and crafts during the first-time event, which the college plans to hold every two months. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)Jerry McBride

Fort Lewis College student Morgan Fowler, owner of The Navajo Brownsmith, shows his ax work on Tuesday during the Skyhawk Makers Market at the Student Union Building. Sixteen student vendors sold their arts and crafts during the first-time event, which the college plans to hold every two months. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Fort Lewis College student Morgan Fowler, owner of The Navajo Brownsmith, shows his ax work on Tuesday during the Skyhawk Makers Market at the Student Union Building. Sixteen student vendors sold their arts and crafts during the first-time event, which the college plans to hold every two months. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)Jerry McBride

Fort Lewis College student, Lexi Graves, owner of S and L Handmade, sells some of her crochet and jewelry work on Tuesday during the Skyhawk Makers Market at the Student Union Building. Sixteen student vendors sold their arts and crafts during the first-time event, which the college plans to hold every two months. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Fort Lewis College student, Lexi Graves, owner of S and L Handmade, sells some of her crochet and jewelry work on Tuesday during the Skyhawk Makers Market at the Student Union Building. Sixteen student vendors sold their arts and crafts during the first-time event, which the college plans to hold every two months. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)Jerry McBride