Scott Foster
Foster’s BeautiesBala Cynwyd, PAWebsite Scott A. Foster is a master woodturner who makes magic on the lathe. His original designs
Donna Mertz
Donna J Mertz DesignsToms River, NJWebsite After a career in computer programing, I owned and operated a professional portrait and
Ted Schiffman
Ted Schiffman Photography, Inc.Manchester, VTWebsite National Geographic wildlife photographer. They are published by: Smithsonian Institution, The American Museum of Natural
Sharon Knapp
Essence of NatureCream Ridge, NJWebsite We began making our wine racks upon retirement. We use only recycled wood and recycled
William Robbins
William Robbins Furniture MakerVincentown, NJWebsite William Robbins has been professionally engaged in the design and construction of originally conceived wooden
George Bono
Boards by GeorgeVineland, NJWebsite My name is George Bono. I was born and raised in Gloucester, Mass. and moved to
Barbara Peirce-Krusen
BPK PhotographyRichboro, PAWebsite My love of photography has been long-standing, but turned into a serious hobby and then business 13
Jerry Gosetti
Jerry GosettiLincoln, RIWebsite I am a lifelong resident of Rhode Island and grew up in North Providence. Although my interest
Brian Marshall
Adopt-A-BotWilmington, DEWebsite Born and raised in Delaware, Brian is a middle school teacher by day and a mad scientist by
Amy Hartzell
The Serial QuillersHowell, NJWebsite The most notorious of paper crafters are on the run! Wanted for counts of possession of
Kelly Ziegler
Beadweaver’sPennsylvania Website An avid beader since 1993, my brick-and-mortar shop, Beadweaver’s, offered Northeastern Pennsylvania the widest range of high-quality beads
Diane McNeal
Buoy 24 Design StudioChesterton, MDWebsite I am a retired Interior Designer. My home and studio are on the Chesapeake Bay
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