Beth’s Quilling & Crafts
Beth’s Quilling & CraftsHazlet, NJWebsite Paper quilling uses strips of paper that are rolled around a feather quill, hat pin,
0Butterfly Gypsy Studio
Butterfly Gypsy StudioPittsgrove, NJWebsite Butterfly Gypsy Studio features work by Jessica Turin, Owner and Designer/Artist, along with work by her
0Kimagine Designs
Kimagine DesignsW Collingswood, NJWebsite I’ve been making and selling my art to people since I was a teenager. Back then,
0Miranda Blas Art
Miranda Blas ArtPhiladelphia, PAWebsite Miranda Blas is a multi-media Latina artist working primarily in atmospheric-fired ceramics. Her colorful and feminist
0The Whimsy Menagerie
The Whimsy MenagerieLevittown, PAWebsite I create handmade beaded jewelry utilizing semi-precious gemstones, glass seed beads, leather, and other organic materials.
0Sheriru Kimono Silk
Sheriru Kimono SilkEaston, PAWebsite Kimonos are incredibly beautiful garments made from the finest silk in the world. Days, weeks, and
0Patrick Michael Accessories
Patrick Michael AccessoriesPhiladelphia, PAWebsite All of my product is handcrafted from discontinued fabrics headed to landfill. My signature is a
0True Honey Teas
True Honey TeasLorton, VAWebsite True Honey Teas began with the idea to bring natural single-serve tea pods to every home,
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The American Alliance of Museums Awards WheatonArts Highest National Recognition
WheatonArts Receives Highest National Recognition—Awarded Re-Accreditation from the American Alliance of Museums Millville, NJ (8/7/2023) – Wheaton Arts and Cultural
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New Flamework Fellowship Honoring Paul Stankard
WheatonArts is thrilled to announce a new, exciting opportunity for the glass community—the inaugural Paul Stankard Flamework Fellowship! As a
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