Mary May
Mary May BasketsForked River, NJ Basket Making for me brings my creativity to a practical purpose. History and tradition are
Monthly Archives: August 2024
Lisa Brolis
EAO Craft StudioWebsite EAO Craft Studio specializes in fiber art, particularly hand-embroidered floral designs intricately affixed to various objects. These
Susan Boyce
Beads on Cypress Susan was educated in design and architecture and has spent much of her time in business travels
Cherelle Oriolo
Cherelle Oriolo The ultimate compliment anyone could pay me is “paper nerd.” This versatile material is a haven for those
Ki Crittenden
KC CLAY ARTWebsite I work with stoneware-fired cone 6, carve out tree images, and illuminate them with electric fixtures to
Terry Plasket
Plasket PotteryMillville, NJWebsite Terry Plasket grew up in South Jersey, born and raised in Pennsville, NJ. Terry attended Jacksonville University
Samantha Bartlett
Samantha Bartlett CeramicsWebsite Samantha Bartletts interest in ceramics first became ignited after helping fire the wood kiln at Wheaton Arts
Tessa Carlton
Tessa CottaWebsite Tessa Carlton is a South Jersey native who currently resides in Millville with her husband, 2 daughters, and
Patty Clune
Patty Melt Glass ArtWebsite Patty Clune is a glass artist focused on both flameworking and furnace glass techniques.She believes to
The Potato Homestead
The Potato HomesteadWebsite Rob McKeage, farmer at The Potato Homestead, creates functional woodworks – wood dishes, serving platters, catch alls,
Thomas Cambria
T Cambria WoodturningForked River, NJ I was born and raised in Newark, NJ. At the age of 23, I relocated
David Shields
Shields Leaves for All SeasonsSewell, NJ Fine wood carvings. All of David’s work is unique and individually hand-carved.
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