Sandra Lehman
Small WonderMelbourne Beach, FLWebsite Our sculptures are influenced by nature. The clay frogs and lizards are often sitting on found
Festival of Fine Craft
David Winigrad
Contemporary WhirligigsWebsite At the intersection of art and science, these contemporary whirligigs and kinetic sculptures are crafted from exotic woods
Sandra Webberking
Sandra Webberking OriginalsSpringfield, PAWebsite I live and work in Springfield, PA and being an avid Gardner, it seems natural that
Will Delaney
Tick and TinStaten Island, NYWebsite We are a husband/wife team who began a love affair with vintage ceiling tin tiles
Olya Bragger
Classic Elegance, LLCDelawareWebsite John and I both love leather. We are engineers by education and long-time residents of Wilmington, DE
Basia Andrusko
Pysanky By BasiaYardley, PAWebsite Everything on Eggshells! I specialize in Ukrainian Eggs and Ornaments made in the age-old folk method
Greg Laplaca
Laplaca Pottery WorksWebsite Greg LaPlaca began working with clay in 1993, developing a passion for pottery that quickly shaped his
Bob Deane
Bob Deane PotteryWebsite I graduated from Bloomsburg University in 1988 with a BFA. I became a Potter’s Guild member in
Maria Villegas-Heaney
Beautiful BotanicalsWebsite I have the pleasure of preserving my garden’s gifts through plaster relief artwork. Every piece is one-of-a-kind and
Susan Wechsler
Susan Wechsler DesignsHamburg, NJWebsite My pottery is a combination of stoneware and porcelain clays. The pieces are slab or coil
Dorrie Papademetriou
MudGirls StudioLinwood, NJWebsite MudGirls Studios is a creative ceramic studio in Atlantic City, where disadvantaged women are inspired by crafting
Lana Heckendorn
Lana Heckendorn CeramicsCarlisle, PAWebsite Lana Heckendorn received a BFA in Printmaking from Moore College of Art in Philadelphia. She later
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