The Swifts Beach Improvement Association held its annual fall craft fair on Saturday, Oct. 7. 

Vendors crowded into the association's Pleasant Street clubhouse, selling all kinds of crafted goods: artwork made with glass and sea shells, hoops of fabric embroidered with designs and messages, knit clothing, woodworking, jewelry and more. 

The association also held a bake sale and a raffle at the event, fundraising for improvements to the building in which the craft fair was held. 

The club house currently has a leak in its roof that needs repair. Kathleen Norris, president of the Swifts Beach Improvement Association, said the leak is a pressing concern with winter on its way. 

Quotes for the roof's repair range from $15,000 to $25,000, according to the association. Fundraising efforts leading up to the craft fair brought in $5,000 of a $15,000 goal.