Chris Connors forgot to bring his mouse to the fair, and was forced to make one on the spot. - Photo by Sam Moore
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The Oak Bluffs library set up a button soldering craft table.
Jim Turner showed off his homemade wooden kayak and paddle.
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Piles of legos dotted the edges of the Ag Hall.
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Jennifer McCurdy at her pottery wheel in the Ag Hall.
Makers of all kinds set up their wares in the West Tisbury Ag Hall on Saturday for a community building afternoon of interactive fun and learning in the first Martha’s Vineyard Mini Maker Faire. The faire included artisans, with wooden boats, pottery, and woodwork, tech gurus with arduinos, atmospheric sensors, and user-friendly DIY inventions, and artists with sculptures, music, and video presentations. One maker, Christian Comazzi, put together a time-lapse of the whole Faire: