Third Star Fibre Artists Guild
Third Star Fibre Artists GuildWebsite We are primarily demonstrating our fiber arts: spinning, knitting, etc. We may have some knitted
Author archives: Lindsay Springer
Cindy Parzych
Tasselled TotesWebsite Tasselled Totes started in 2005 with the combined efforts of mother /daughter team, Cindy and Christen Parzych as
Merry May
Schoolhouse EnterprisesWebsite Until the mid-1970s my focus was on graphic design. I realigned into making quilts around the Bicentennial, and
Donna Stufft
Painted StitchesTemperanceville, PAWebsite Donna Stufft was born in Philadelphia in 1951. She grew up in western PA, and graduated from
Mary May
Mary May BasketsForked River, NJWebsite Mary May is a traditional basket maker. She hand weaves beautiful functional traditional baskets. Form
Lisa Brolis
EAO Craft StudioWebsite EAO Craft Studio specializes in floral embroidery intricately affixed to various wearable and non-wearable items. Our offerings
Susan Boyce
Beads on Cypress Susan was educated in design and architecture and has spent much of her time in business travels
Cherelle Oriolo
Cherelle Oriolo The ultimate compliment anyone could pay me is “paper nerd.” This versatile material is a haven for those
Terry Plasket
Plasket PotteryMillville, NJWebsite Terry Plasket grew up in South Jersey, born and raised in Pennsville, NJ. Terry attended Jacksonville University
Samantha Bartlett
Samantha Bartlett CeramicsWebsite Samantha Bartletts interest in ceramics first became ignited after helping fire the wood kiln at Wheaton Arts
Tessa Carlton
Tessa CottaWebsite Tessa Carlton is a South Jersey native who currently resides in Millville with her husband, three children, and
Patty Clune
Patty Melt Glass ArtWebsite Patty Clune is a glass artist focused on both flameworking and furnace glass techniques.She believes to
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