Second Generation Glassworks
Second Generation GlassworksPhiladelphia, PAWebsite Second Generation Glassworks features the designs of Brynn Hurlstone, a Philadelphia-based artist and educator. The daughter
Festival of Fine Craft
ZapGlass Studio
ZapGlass StudioMorristown, NJWebsite We are ZapGlass, a glass studio creating both blown and kiln-formed work that brings a touch of
Deep Creek Glass Worx
Deep Creek Glass WorxEmmaus, PAWebsite I use borosilicate glass, manipulated in the open flame to create unique, hand-made works of
Karin Alisa Houben Jewelry
Karin Alisa Houben JewelryBoiceville, NJWebsite Karin’s home & studio look out onto the beauty of the Catskill Mountains/ Hudson Valley,
Happy Goats Soap, LLC
Happy Goats Soap, LLCMonroeville, NJWebsite I started making Goats milk soap when a friend of mine had too much milk.
Wild Grown Art
Wild Grown ArtSomers Point, NJWebsite New Jersey-based nature artist, Alexis Flack, creates tree print paintings inspired by encounters with the
Unique Not Freak
Unique Not FreakSomerdale, NJWebsite I create cute and creepy illustrations inspired by fantasy, nature, and emotions. I start with a
Nutty Novelties
Nutty NoveltiesTelford, PAWebsite Small batch fresh ground nut butters.
Jalma Farms
Jalma FarmsOcean View, NJWebsite Jalma Farms is a family owned and operated farm. We grow Beach Plums and Black Aronia
Kendall Frank
Kendall FrankWebsite Kendall Frank is an artist who creates sculptures and installations using glass, ceramics, and found materials. Through scale,
Katey Murphy
Katey MurphyWebsite Katey Murphy received her BFA from Temple University (2014) and her MFA from Virginia Commonwealth University (2018). She
Jeanine Pennell
Bonetown StudioStockton, NJWebsite The faces I sculpt are the products of my imagination. They have become an outlet for me
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