Salt Dough Bean Mosaic
Salt dough bean mosaic is a fun and creative project for all ages! This activity combines the sensory joy of
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Open Late for Two Wheaton Wednesdays
Millville, NJ (June 25, 2024) – WheatonArts and Cultural Center is offering two free late Wednesdays this summer on July
Lori Hayes
UniquesCape May Court House, NJWebsite I have a life-long fascination with glass. As a child, I made jewelry from glass
Sonya Maizell
Nine Birds StudioChester, NJWebsite Founded in 2012, New Jersey-based jeweler Sonya Rose created Nine Birds Studio as a creative outlet
Jean Hasselhan
Made 4 U by JeanAtco, NJWebsite Ever since I was a young girl, I’ve had a passion for making jewelry.
Tiff Leps
Procyon GlassWebsite Tiffany Leps, known as Tiff (She/they), is a Glass and mixed media artist out of Southern New Jersey.
Metzger Makes
Metzger MakesCarneys Point, NJWebsite Joshua Metzger is a bright, up and coming artist with a concentration in glass making. Originally
Jeremy Hayes
Jeremy HayesMadison, NJ Jeremy Hayes is primarily a glass and photographic artist born and raised in New Jersey. He attended
Clint Hunter
Hunter PotteryVentnor, NJWebsite I got my BFA in Ceramics at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania in 1991. I worked at University
Robin Miller Artisan Jewelry
Robin Miller Artisan JewelryDoylestown, PAWebsite Working out of my studio in Bucks County, PA, I make sterling silver and gemstone
McPaul Bead Scenes
McPaul Bead ScenesCinnaminson, NJWebsite I became interested in seed bead weaving in 2015, as I prepared to retire from a
ZapGlass Studio
ZapGlass StudioMorristown, NJWebsite ZapGlass studio is owned by Jieun & Jon Zapiecki. They currently live and work in Morristown, NJ.
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