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Jeanne Tanis
Jeanne Tanis
Jeanne Tanis
Jeanne Tanis
Jeanne Tanis
Jeanne Tanis
Will Delaney
TICKANDTINStaten Island, NYWebsite The search for ceiling tins is where the story begins.Ceiling tins were used in the 1890-1920 in
Sandra Webberking
Sandra Webberking
Sandra Webberking
Sandra Webberking
Sandra Webberking
Sandra Webberking
Merianne Nichols
Nichols LeatherVenice, FL I (Merrianne Nichols) graduated from American University with a degree in Design. After college I wanted to
Ted Walker
Reflections in SilverMechanicsburg, PAWebsite I design work that is original and 100% hand-fabricated. That means only hands and tools such
Yanina Siani
Anthony Niglio
Dream Trader JewelryEgg Harbor Township, NJWebsite I am a jewelry artist specializing in creating jewelry using rare and unusual stones
Pamela Iobst
Pamela Iobst DesignsWhitehall, NJ Pamela Iobst has been exhibiting at Art and Craft Festivals for about 35 years. Her jewelry
Sheila Fernekes
Sheila Fernekes Design StudioFlemington, NJWebsite Sheila Fernekes creates contemporary art jewelry, weaving and layering each bead one at a
Diana Contine
Dakota MoonNew Hope, PAWebsite When you wear a piece of Dakota Moon Jewelry, you sense magic, an adventurous use of
Maria Cartwright
222 CreationsSewell, NJWebsite I’m a self-taught enamellist. I picked up a torch seven years ago and have been creating jewelry
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