by Monica Glasscock | Nov 16, 2022
Barb Enoch Peyote beader extraordinaire Barb is from Warren, Ohio and by day is a substitute teacher, but by night she becomes an incredibly talented peyote beader. Her star ornaments feature over 4,000 individual beads, each of which is sewn through twice to create...
by Monica Glasscock | Nov 16, 2022
Annie Becker Second Chance sculptor My artwork is about second chances and new beginnings. It’s about making something out of nothing, and hopefully creating some happiness along the way. Since I made an exit from the corporate world, I have spent a lot of time...
by Monica Glasscock | Nov 16, 2022
April’s Cottage Soaps Soap maker Hi, I am April. An artist and soap maker with Downs syndrome who started my business seven years ago. I had a problem with really itchy skin. Then I started making and using goat milk, glycerin crafted soaps and organic bath...
by Monica Glasscock | Nov 16, 2022
Ann Kingzett Kaleidoscopic textiles Ann began sewing in high school. After marrying her husband, she purchased her first sewing machine and paid $9/month until it was all hers! She has been a creative whirlwind ever since. Pairing vibrant fabric patterns and colors,...
by Monica Glasscock | Nov 16, 2022
Amanda Buchanan Plays with glass Amanda Buchanan owns and operated Plays with Glass, a one-woman art business. She sells her products, which are made of fused glass and metals (mostly silver), at area festivals and shows and in local shops (like ours!). She co-founded...
