Heidi Hammel
Reclaimed CreationsWebsite As an alumna of The School in Rose Valley, which is steeped in the ethos of the Arts
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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
Gretchen Hulse
Crescent Moon ClothingWebsite Art to wear for everyday.
Third Star Fibre Artists Guild
Third Star Fibre Artists GuildWebsite We demonstrate our various fiber arts & educate the public about the different modalities.
Cindy Parzych
Tasselled TotesWebsite Tasselled Totes started in 2005 with the combined efforts of mother /daughter team, Cindy and Christen Parzych as
Merry May
Schoolhouse EnterprisesWebsite A quilt-maker for over 40 years, and an instructor for over 35 years, I am no stranger to
Donna Stufft
Painted StitchesTemperanceville, PAWebsite Donna Stufft was born in Philadelphia in 1951. She grew up in western PA, and graduated from
Mary May
Mary May BasketsForked River, NJ Basket Making for me brings my creativity to a practical purpose. History and tradition are
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
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