Crafters

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2012 Crafters – updated on May 5, 2012

Ana Arruda: Recycled jewelry. Soda cans used to make handmade jewelry and hair accessories. www.rosadesaronusa.com

Sarah Atanasov: Chair cushions, rocking chair pads, placemats, table runners, quilts, pillows, wall hangings

Mark Bailey: Photographs and rock balancing. http://www.markdavidbailey.com

Sharyn Baker: Doll clothes and accessories for 18-inch dolls, such as American Girl. Clothing is sewn or crocheted.

Eva Barral: Fabric handbags and fabric, beaded and leather jewelry

Courtney Batt: Handmade decorative accent pillows and tote bags, made from reused and or vintage materials and textiles

Kerensa Bertolino: Soy candles, skin salves & other fragrant made by hand from purely botanical ingredients. No artificial colors or ingredients. www.luxaromatica.com

Mary M. Bigham: Gemstone and natural stone jewelry – necklaces and bracelets, sterling rings. Hand made ceramics

Virginia Bowman: Handmade bags, wristlettes, book covers, quillows, knitted items

Liping Cheng: Oriental style handmade jewelry

Amy Perri Coffey: “Plant a seed of hope” Children will plant seeds in flower pots and decorate the pots. Suggested donations of $5, $10, or $15 will benefit brain cancer research. www.oligocure.org

Concord Children’s Center/Friends of the Ripley Playscape: Children’s activity with a nature theme and information about a nature based playground and park to be built of Old Bedford Road at 120 Merriam Road in Concord. www.ripleyplayscape.org

Hope Davis: Hand crafted white cedar raised beds and rustic accessories for the garden – www.gardenraisedbeds.com

Dan d’Heilly: Mass Save – free energy audits information. www.homeworksenergy.com

Jeanne Dubois: Children’s hats, Tiedye socks, lollipops, angels

Helen Fiore: Unique jewelry, Lampwork, abalone, moonstone, dichroic glass

David R. Ford: Character T-Shirts. www.whatthestore.com

Marcel K. Fwamba: Handbags, carved wooden animials and statues, small woven carpets, jewelry

Lisa Gedaminsky: Children’s headbands and hair accessories with fairy tail themes – www.lisamadeit.com

Renee Gelin: Pottery (one of a kind, hand-built pieces)

Bonnie Gioia: Handmade soy candles and soaps (shea butter, goats milk) www.freshescapecandlesandgifts.com

Julie Saval Goetzler: Earrings and necklaces, handcrafted with seeds and other natural and artisanal components

Karen Hall: Jewelry made with sterling silver, pewter, pearls, natural stones. Wire wrapped rings and earrings featuring vintage buttons and a selection of seasonal holiday jewelry.

Kim Kossman: Silk, satin and raw silk scarves – www.simplysilkscarves.com

Sheila Kuras: Glass beaded jewelry with sea shells and Scentsy: high quality scent emitting electric pottery made warmer – www.sheilakuras.scentsy.us

Sharon Levy: Handcrafted, wheel-thrown and hand built pottery, stoneware and ceramic – www.ancientechosarts.com

Harriet Lohnes: Knits: scarves, doll & baby sweaters, toy mice, market bags. Sewn: fleece pet pillows, potholders.

Brad &Karen Luscombe: Crystals, tumbled stones, jewelry, fossils – www.diamondsanddinosaurs.com

Dane Machado: Pashmina scarves – www.alishaemporium.com

Renee Martin: Jewelry made from buttons – handcrafted with the use of handpainted, vintage and collectable buttons www.lastingattachments.etsy.com

Tracy Mastro: Kiln Fired enamel jewelry, glass fused to copper, colorful and modern entirely hand made in studio – www.mastroart.blogspot.com

Susan McMahon: Caring Pockets- fabric accessory for scrubs and lab coats, also crocheted critters – www.caringpockets.com

Fumihiko Mochizuki: High Fired handmade Pottery, mugs, bowls, vases, pitchers, platters

Lori Molica: Usborne Books. Educational books for children and hand-turned pens. www.colorfulbooks.com

Stacey Mulholland: Children’s Books – Barefoot Books – www.barefootbooks.com/marketplace/16470

Bomdon Ngodup: Jewelry, handicrafts, scarves and accessories made by Tibetan refugees in India and Nepal. www.tibetartsgallery.com

Charleen M. Ocoin: Antique stained and beveled glass combined with New England plants, wildflowers and garden flowers

Christina Oertel: Deep Water Dye Works – Hand dyed fiber: hand dyed yarn; hand spun yarns; spindles & knitting needles – www.deepwaterdyeworks.com

Deborah Palm: Jewelry cleaner and specialty soaps www.purplecleaner.com

Sara Petipas: Pottery, jewelry, sculpture (creations in clay). http://www.onthecuspgallery.com

Karol Peralta: Hand made Swarovski crystal and sterling silver jewelry in a wide range of colors – www.karolperaltajewelry.com

Allan R. Pratt: Handcrafted Australian Leather Hats

Pup Dog Pottery: Tumblers, mugs, bowls, jars, platters. www.pupdogpottery.com

Debbie Reelitz & Barbara Jaroch: Organic cotton & hemp t-shirts with fun and cool sayings: “whoever smiles wins”, “powered by kale”, and “eat fresh” – www.poweredbykale.com

Bob & Barbara Sabolefski: Wooden salad servers; handwoven potholders, mug rugs, tablerunners

Nancy Sallese: Doll Clothes for 18 inch dolls and cloth books – www.cjs-creations.com

Magbe Savane: Exotic natural juices derived from West African fruits and roots: Bissap juice (Hibiscus Flowers), Baobab Juice, and Ginger Juice.

Karina Shorten: Earrings, primarily featuring coins from Rwanda and Central Africa, bringing awareness of ongoing violence in this region – www.karinasearrings.com

Ellen Sullivan: Whimsical copper art sculptures, sprinklers & fountains www.zwinkler.com

Joseph P. Taylor: Sterling Glass – Blown glass and Chainmail suncatchers, jewelry, sculpture and accessories

Toni Tubridy: Handcrafted one of a kind totes and handbags – www.tttotes.etsy.com

Lillian Wang: Bluebonnet Barbecue- High quality barbecue dry rubs www.etsy.com/shop/BluebonnetBBQ

Elaine M. Willey: Clowns, dolls, bears on swings, hand puppets, pop-up puppets, other items for children

Ann Willis: Baskets, wreaths, swags, etc. All made from pinecones, spray painted in country colors and decorated with dried flowers

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