Sue Fontana
Aries Artistic JewelryRed Bank, NJWebsite I’ve always had a reverence for nature and learned to appreciate it at a young
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Ron Orlando
Wildlife Art StudioHawley, PAWebsite I am a four-time national award-winning wildlife artist. A signature member of The Society of Animal
Ramona Maziarz
Ramona T MaziarzWebsite I am a pen and ink artist. My technique is simple; a metal nib dipped into a
Maryann Cannon
Copper Plate StudioWebsite Cannon graduated from Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. She is a Member of American Color Print Society.
Lauren Ruch
L Ruch ArtWebsite I am a painter who currently makes small scale oil paintings on canvas and wood panels. I
Carol Kynett
Carols Needled EweMedia, PA My passion for knitting began 20 years ago and creating colorful, one-of-a-kind treasures has given me
Shengzhu Bernardin
True Blue Collections, Inc.Website Shengzhu use natural indigo plants to dye the fabric with 100% cotton, soy paste resist to
Phillip Breden Jr.
Treasured Forever Fiber StudioCape May, NJ Treasured Forever Fiber Studio is the fiber studio of Phillip Breden Jr. Weaver/designer. Here
Nancy Everham
Tangled Web Fiber CreationsWebsite The fact that I dabbled in various fiber arts while still working influences my current work.
Heidi Hammel
Reclaimed CreationsWebsite As an alumna of The School in Rose Valley, which is steeped in the ethos of the Arts
Noriko Iizuka
Noriko Iizuka DesignWebsite Born and raised in Osaka, Japan, I graduated from college in Kyoto and pursued a career as
Marguerite Swope
Ivy ReedState College, PA I buy interesting fabrics and design caftans, ponchos, wraps and scarves from them. All work is
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