Kirigami Winter Trees
We are all familiar with the paper folding techniques known as origami, but have you tried kirigami? Kirigami is a
Author archives: Taral Thompson
WheatonArts Winter Season Begins on January 1, 2023
MILLVILLE, NJ (December 29, 2022) – Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center will be closed to the public during the winter months
Glasstown Partnership 2022
Check out these fabulous glass vessel designs that came from the creative minds of our local 4th-graders! For over 25
Glass Studio Internship
WheatonArts is excited to announce a two-month summer internship in our Glass Studio. Designed for emerging artists pursuing or having
Mosaic Gingerbread
Get into the festive spirit of the holidays by creating & decorating a gingerbread person using air-dry clay & gems!
Worry Pets
Soothe away your stress with a Worry Pet, designed and created by you! A Worry Pet is a therapeutic toy
Felt Masks
Conceal your true identity with a custom-made, designed-by-you, one-of-a-kind felt mask! These masks are easy to make and do not
Karin Alisa Houben Jewelry
Karin Alisa Houben JewelryBoiceville, NJWebsite Karin’s home & studio look out onto the beauty of the Catskill Mountains/ Hudson Valley,
Clay Leaf Dish
Clay Leaf Dish Bring your love of nature indoors! Create these clay leaf dishes to be used as a coffee
Alan Willoughby
Alan WilloughbyDeptford, NJWebsite Alan Willoughby lives and makes pots in southern New Jersey, where he shares a home, studio, and
Evelyn Taylor Designs
Evelyn Taylor DesignsCollingswood, NJWebsite Ceramic artist Evelyn Taylor Bonner earned a BFA in Ceramics from Syracuse University in 1990, then
Bruce Weiner Clay Artist
Bruce Weiner Clay ArtistGlenside, PA I have worked as an artist and teacher in Montgomery county Pennsylvania for over 40
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