MEET THE MAKERS...
Artists and Crafts persons that will be at the fair
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Hooping Harmony
Ariana & Laura and their Hoop crew bring their 21st century hoops to us for fitness and well-being of body, mind & spirit. This dynamic team will engage and entertain us with the next generation of hula-hooping. Join in the fun and give it a try.
Greenfield,
MA.
www.hoopingharmony.com
Mark Fenwick
Fenwick lived locally in Guilford for years and has sculptures in many locations in and around Brattleboro. From whimsical bears and oversized chairs to wavey paddles. His style is interpretive, his carvings eclectic, joyeous and wide ranging in subject.
Newington,
NH.
thefenwick.info
Brattleboro West Arts
Brattleboro West Arts is an association of artists and craftspeople working in the villages of West Brattleboro and Marlboro in a variety of media, praticing at the highest professional level of creativity, innovation and technical standards. Representative pieces will be available at the fair and afterwards.
Brattleboro,
VT.
www.brattleboro-west-arts.com
Lisa Flanders
Brattleboro Artisan Lisa Flanders designs and creates original handcrafted sterling silver and luscious gemstone jewelry using traditional fabrication techniques. Lisa’s jewelry is earthy and organic with hand-wrought shapes and textures, everything is hand made, including many one-of-a-kind pieces.
Brattleboro,
VT.
www.lisaflandersstudio.com
CX Silver Gallery
Meet and see the abstract works of Xi Cai - an abstract focus on wide sky and land in ‘Earth and Sky’ landscapes where there is a feeling of the oneness of vast Nature and the sweeping colors and depth of her recent work.
Brattleboro,
VT.
www.cxsilvergallery.com
Larry Antonuk
Larry Antonuk has created some of the classic flies of the 19th century, when fly-tying was an ornamental art used to show off the skill of the tyer. He began tying walleye jigs in Northern Wisconsin when he was 12 to support his father’s walleye fishing habit, and then moved to trout and salmon flies. Classic display pieces and Jewelery.
Marlborough,
NH.
www.classicatlanticsalmonflies.com
Robert Stump Studios
Known widely as "The Adirondack Artist," Robert Stump is self-schooled and works in a number of different mediums to create hand-painted glass lamps and lighting, original watercolors, and paintings in acrylic and oils. The diversity of this work is made possible by combining wood, paint, glass, metal, ceramics, forest materials using time-honored traditions.
Poughquag,
NY.
www.robertstumpstudios.com
Rising Hawk Studio
Traditional and Primitive hand hooked rugs and bags. Jan has been rug hooking and teaching fabric hooking techniques for over 20 years and her studio produces beautiful pieces. Instruction classes are also available at her studio.
Henniker ,
NH.
Balsam Products
Makers of balsam products from the Adirondack north woods. Balsam, known for its aroma that creates an ambiance of good feeling, is "nature's air freshener". Balsam is carefully grown, harvested, and naturally processed on our tree plantation in the Adirondacks. Enjoy the aroma of the north woods year round with hand crafted decorative designs.
Saranac Lake,
NY.
www.adirondackbalsamproducts.com
Bijan Fard
Bijan Fard is a traditional windsor chair maker, who hand crafts understated bowback and continuous arm windsor chairs. Local wood, ash, oak, birch and pine are used for construction. All stock is hand riven and tooled leaving the subtle marks of the craftsman.
Williamsville,
VT.
Dan Goad
Dan Goad is a naturalist who is particularly drawn to the beauty of birds. This world has fascinated him since childhood and he is known for his paintings of marsh birds, herons, fish and wildlife. His use of brilliant and unusual color is a hallmark of his work.
St. Simons,
GA.
Thorne Brook Designs
Meet Jenifer Johnson who designs and handcrafts distinctive beaded jewelery in her studio in Wardsboro, Vermont. Hand selected semi-precious stones, crystal and vermiel beads are used to create individual sterling silver jewelery designs.
Wardsboro,
VT.
www.thornebrookdesigns.com
David Gessner
David Gessner of Handmade Maple Pens turns beautiful writing instruments that capture the rugged beauty of Vermont from the the hearts of the mighty maple trees which provide livelihoods for many Vermonters. He gathers up discarded and distressed lumber remnants and fashions them into beautiful pens, pencils and other desk accessories which preserve and display the inherent beauty of wood.
Guilford,
VT.
www.maplepens.com
Thistle Stone Works
Michael Weitzner's dry stone construction combines beauty with function and durability in a way that cannot be achieved with any other material or construction method. Stone is the oldest building material, it is completely & repeatedly recyclable and dry construction is an environmentally friendly technique using locally available, natural materials.
Brattleboro,
VT.
www.thistlestoneworks.com
Azland Traditions
Tom Seavey of Azland Traditions provides authentic equipment and gear to people who love to spend their time outdoors. Canvas & Leather bags, hand made moccasins and belts. Tom is a master craftsman who builds and restores classic wooden canoes.
Henniker ,
NH.
www.azlandtraditions.com/
Stephen Procter
Stephen Procter's larger than life vessels are striking in every respect. The bold lines and generous shapes echo ancient traditions, but the form has a completly contemporary context. The scale of the pieces lends a sense of presence that makes them a powerful focal point in any room or landscape.
Brattleboro,
VT.
www.stephenprocter.com
JMB Glass
Josh & Marta Bernbaum create hand made blown, fused and sculpted glass pieces. Art Glass work of extraordinadry quality is crafted by using colored glass which is manipulated in a furnace and then fused together in a kiln.
Brattleboro,
VT.
www.jmbglass.com
Purple Chef
Sharon Myers has been catering to her clients with her culinary excellence for over 20 years. Her Purple Chef™ product line is Vermont's finest collection of Marmalades and Chutneys that are simmered to perfection.
Brattleboro,
VT.
www.purplechef.com
Mark Hamilton
Mark was born and still lives in West Brattleboro on Whetstone Valley Farm. His sketches burnt into maple slab-wood reflect Vermont agricultural life, particularly the heritage of Maple sugaring. Buy one of his interesting pieces, or just take home a quart of maple syrup and taste the gold of vermont.
Brattleboro,
VT.
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