Celebrating the Art of Making . . .

The Well-Crafted Worda monthly publication of Del Ray Artisans . . . since 1992 www.DelRayArtisans.org

November 2018

Welcome, New Members

• PatriciaMiller• SoheilaRubin• FetunGetachew• MichaelPrice• GaetaniaEbbole

Connecting ThreadsOpening Reception Friday, November 2, 7–9 pmNovember 2–25, 2018

ComecelebratefiberandhowitconnectsustothestoriesofourlivesduringtheConnecting Threadsartexhibit.Over100piecesofartby53localartistswillbeondisplay.MeetsomeoftheartistsandenjoylivemusicbyBillCabreraattheopeningreceptiononFriday,November2from7-9pm.Fourartistawardswillbepresentedduringthereception.SpecialthankstoArtisticArtifactsforsponsoringtheexhibitandartistawardsandtoMCDMateosMcDonald’sforsponsoringthereception.SeePage2forseveralfiberartactivitiesassociatedwiththisexhibit.

Duringtheexhibit,thegallerywillacceptdonationsofnewtowels(bathtowels,washcloths,dishtowels)fortheCarpenter’sShelter.Pleaseconsiderdonating.

Connecting ThreadsrunsfromNovember2-25atDelRayArtisansgalleryintheColasantoCenter,2704MountVernonAvenue,Alexandria,Virginia22301.Gal-leryhoursareThursdays12-6pm,Fridays12-9pm,Saturdays12-9pm,andSundays12-6pm.ClosedThanksgivingDay.Formoreinformation,contactcuratorsDawnWyseHurto(dawn@dawnds.com)andLizMartinez(catniphaze@gmail.com).

DRA Patron Member Reception

AreceptionwasheldonOctober12tothankallDRApatronmembers,atthehomeofDRApresidentDrewCariasoandErichVeitenheimer.

Tobecomeapatronmember,signupatthegalleryorvisitDelRayArtisans.org/membership/.Eachyearpatronmembersareinvitedtoanappreciationevent,receiveanappreciationgift,andareexemptedfromtherequired12volunteerhoursformembership.(However,theyareexpectedtofulfillvolunteercommitmentsforexhibitinginshows.)

Holiday Market Begins November 30

TheHolidayMarketisopenforthefirstthreeweekendsinDecember.HoursareFridays6-9pm,andSatur-days&Sundays11am-6pm.Therearecompletelydifferentartistseachweek-end.Admissionisfree.TheMarketof-fershandmadefineartsandfinecraftsfromlocalartists(includingpottery/ceramics,photography,jewelry,fiber,papercrafts,andglass).2019wallcal-endars,cookbooks,andupcycledtotebagsandzipperedpoucheswillalsobeavailableforpurchase.

Raffle Prize!

Just$2/ticket($5for3tickets)towinthisartist-made18"fiberpetbedbyKathyTurnerand$25giftcertificatetoNature'sNibbles.RafflerunsNovember2-18.ProceedssupportDRA.

“Dream Weaver Frida” by Dawn Wyse Hurto and Liz Martinez

From left to right: State Senator Adam Ebbin, Kelli Sincock, Austin Sincock, State Delegate Mark Levine, DRA president Drew Cariaso, Erich Veit-enheimer, Alexandria Mayor Allison Silberberg, Sophia Suarez, Chris Suarez, Brittany Gabel

President's Message

Lotsgoingonthismonth!Don’tmissthemanycreativeworksinConnecting Threads,includingtherovingwool/feltpieceby101-yearoldartistMariaKennedy,thepost-apocalypticwearableartbyleatherartistLynnFernandez,andthepoemaboutabelovedquiltworkedintoatouchingpiecebyJennyNicholson.We'llalsobecollectingnewtowelsfortheCarpenter'sShelter;pleasedonateifyoucan.HolidayMarketstartsattheendofthemonth,andwehopetoseeyoutherevendingand/orshopping.

ThisThanksgivingseason,letusallbegratefulforeachother,thisday,thismonth,thisyear,thiswonderfulartisticlife.

–Drew Cariaso, DRA President

Upcoming Workshops and Gatherings

Sit & Stitch Gathering, Monday, November 5, 6-8pmBringyourhandstitchingproject–crochet,knitting,embroidery,mending–andspendafewhoursinthecompanyofotherstitchers.Don’tstitch?Joinusanyway!FREE;walkinandhavefun.Questions?ContactorganizersDawnWyseHurto(dawn@dawnds.com)andChrisVinh(cvinh7475@gmail.com).

Manifest Your Creative Goals, Saturday, November 10, 10am-12pmInstructorSharonBurtonwillexplorehowtohelpyou,theemergingorsea-sonedartist,getstartedonreachingyourcreativegoals.Cost:$35members/$50non-members.RegisterbyNovember7atDelRayArtisans.org/event/manifest-your-creative-goals

Urban Sketchbooking Meetup, Sunday, November 11, 2-4pmUrbanSketchbookingemphasizesstorytellingthroughdrawingscompletedfromdirectobservation.Bringyoursuppliesandjoinustoproducestilllife,figure,orarchitecturesketches.$8members/$10non-members.Novem-ber11meetupwillbeatNectarDelRay(106HumeAve,Alexandria,VA22301).DetailsatDelRayArtisans.org/event/urban-sketchbooking

Hand Stitch Third Thursday, November 15, 6:30-8:30pm JoinJudyGulaatArtisticArtifactsforthislearningopportunityfocusingonhandstitchingtechniquesandmakeandtakeprojects.Thiseventwillfocusonsilkribbonembroidery.$15/person,includeslightrefreshmentsanduseofprovidedproductsandmaterials.Registerinadvanceatartisticartifacts.com/product/4312880.html

Needle Felted Jewelry, Saturday, November 17, 1-4pmNeedlefeltjewelrywithinstructorBrittanyGabel.Participantswilllearnhowtocreate3-Dneedlefeltedjewelry,aswellasbasicjewelrytechniques.Wewillalsoexploreusingothermaterialssuchasbeads,charms,andthreadtoembellish.$80member/$90non-member,plus$15supplyfee.RegisterbyNovember13atDelRayArtisans.org/event/needle-felted-jewelry

2019 Wall Calendars Have Arrived

The2019wallcalendarshavearrived.132piecesofartweresubmittedforconsideration;51pieces(by52artists)wereselectedforDelRayArtisans2019WallCalendar.Eachmonthfeatures4-5piecesofartwork.CathyMessina’s“SleddingonKingStreet”wasselectedforthecover.

ThankyoutosponsorsBobiBomarandEllenPatrick(HomesofAlexandria,Weichert),MCDMateosMcDonald’s(1000NHenrySt,Alexandria),WiSCEnterprises,andCool-eyLLP;andthankstoallthememberswhodonatedtheuseoftheirartforthisfundraiser.

Calendarsarejust$19eachandallproceedssupportDelRayArtisans.Purchaseatthegallery.Thankyouforyoursupport.

Card Making Party Monday, November 12

OnMonday,November12from6-9pm,cometothegalleryandcreategreet-ingcardsyouwouldneverfindanywhereelse.Free,noexperiencenecessary.Suppliesincluded;youcanalsobringextrastufftoshare.Lightsnackswillbeserved.MakecardsanddonatethemtoDRA'scarddisplaywithsalestobenefitthegallery,makecardsforyourownuse(donationappreciated),ordonateyourcardstoDRA'sSunshineCommittee.Questions,contactKarenSchmitz(schmityk@yahoo.com)orTheresaKulstad(tkulstad@verizon.net).EventdetailsatDelRayArtisans.org/event/card-making-party/

Faces January 4–27, 2019Entries Due December 16

Opentoallareaartists.LookforcallforentrydetailsfortheJanuary4-27show FacesatDelRayArtisans.org/2018/10/faces-cfe/orintheDecemberissueofthisnewsletter.Atright:"The New Mother Look"byRitaSchooley.

Volunteers Corner

Thankstoeachandeveryvolunteer.EverylittlebitofvolunteertimehelpsfurtherDRAgoals.Listedherearethenamesofmemberswhohavereported2018volun-teertime,indescendingorderofnumberofhours.

Manythanksto:DawnWyseHurto,DonnaLeeGallo,LizMartinez,BetsyMead,KathyTurner,StacyRausch,KatherineRand,KathleenStoner,LindaLowery,JanaBertucci,MelanieBikowski,MonicaHokeilen,KarenThomas,MargaretWohler,GaleGoldfarb,LinHiley,MilagrosMateu,SuzanneTillman,SunnyChen,CherylLavoie,AmyKitchin,DeborahMahnken,MariaIllingworth,CynthiaSchoeppel,PatStacy,SharonBurton,ChristineVinh,JenAthanas,SuzanOk,LindaHill,KimlieuNguyen,RustyLynn,KateGibney,AngelaCalos,ChrisFedderson,ChrisVinh,RosaInhaePark,BeverlyOwen,JeffLodge,KevinSherlock,MarthaE.Gar-cia,LeslieLanderkin,KasseAndrews-Weller,LynnChadwick,RoxanneBradley-Tate,andRonTickerhoff.

Ifyouhaven'tcompletedyourtwelvehoursofvolunteertimefor2018,we'restilllookingforholidaymarketvolunteersasdetailedbelow.

Volunteer at Holiday Market (Nov 30-Dec 2, Dec 7-9, Dec 14-16) ThemarkettakesplaceinthegallerythefirstthreeweekendsinDecember.Themarketoffersuniquehandmadefineartsandfinecraftsfromlocalartistsduringthreeweekends(FridaythroughSunday)inDecember.VolunteerswillworkattheDRAtabletowelcomevisitorsandsellDRAmerchandise.Shifts:

Fridays(11/30,12/7,12/14)3:30-6:30pmsetupand6-9pm;Saturdays(12/1,12/8,12/15)10:30am-1:30pm,1pm-3:30pm,and3-6pm;Sundays(12/2,12/9,12/16)10:30am-1:30pm,1pm-3:30pm,3-6pm,and6-8pmcleanup.

Tosignuptovolunteer,emailDianaPapazian(paperdoll42@gmail.com)andincludethedate(s)/shift(s)youprefer,youremailaddressandphonenumber.

August Pie Contest

Betterlatethannever,we'dliketoan-nouncethewinnersofthepiecontestheldattheAugust19DRApicnic.JudgeswereAmyKitchin,CarolStrachanandChrisSuarez.FirstplacewinnerwasStacyRauschforherblue-berrypiewithpastrystars;secondplacetoKathyTurnerforacherryamarettopie;andthirdplacetoCynthiaSchoep-pelforTollHousepie.Membersalsoenjoyedastrawberrypie,abuttermilkpie,adarkchocolatecheesecake,andapeanutbutterSnickerspie.

A Christmas Carol at Little Theatre of Alexandria December 11

JoinusforaspecialeveningatTheLit-tleTheatreofAlexandria.DelRayArti-sansishostingareceptionforTheLittleTheatreofAlexandria’sperformanceof“AChristmasCarol”onTuesday,De-cember11,2018from6:30-9:30pm.Ticketsarejust$45each.AllproceedssupportDelRayArtisansnonprofit.TicketsforthisspecialTheaterNightwillonlybesoldthroughDelRayAr-tisans.Ticketscanbepurchasedatthegalleryoronline.Detailsat:DelRayArtisans.org/event/christmas-carol

Gallery Without Walls Call for Entry: Local Artisan Showcase at VCA AlexandriaNovember 11, 2018–November 10, 2019Digital entries due: Sunday, November 4

Thisisanew,year-longGalleryWithoutWallsexhibitattheVCAAlexandriaAnimalHospitalthatwillshowcaseDelRayArtisansmembers'artworkinthehospitalexamrooms.Theanimalhospitalislocatedat2660DukeStreet,Alexandria,VA22314.

Mostsubjectsarewelcome,withpiecesfeaturinganimalspreferred.Noentryfee;piecespreviouslyshownarewelcome.TheLocalArtisanShowcaserunsfromNovember11,2018–November10,2019.CallforentryatDelRayArtisans.org/2018/10/vca-showcase-cfe/

"Life Is Good With the Wind In Your Face"

by Monica Hokeilen

November 20182–25 SHOW: Connecting Threadscurators:LizMartinez&DawnWyseHurto2 OpeningReception,7–9pm4 LifeDrawing,9:30–11:30am,Gesture4LocalArtisanShowcaseGWWentrydeadline5 PartnersinArt,2–4pm5Sit&StitchGathering,6–8pm7 LifeDrawing,2–5pm,Short/Long(clothed)7 LifeDrawing,6:30–9:30pm,Long10ManifestYourCreativeGoalsWorkshop,

10am–12pm11UrbanSketchbookingMeetup,2–4pm12CardMakingParty,6–9pm13 BoardMeeting,7pm15HandStitchThirdThursdayatArtisticArtifacts,

4750EisenhowerAve,Alexandria,6:30–8:30pm17NeedleFeltedJewelryWorkshop,1–4pm20PartnersinArt,7–9pm22 THANKSGIVING:Thegallerywillbeclosed

Thursday,butopenFriday–Sunday25 Connecting Threadsartworkpickup30–Dec2HolidayMarket1

December 20187–9HolidayMarket29UrbanSketchbookingMeetup,2–4pm11 BoardMeeting,7pm11A Christmas CarolatLittleTheatreofAlexandria,

600WolfeSt,Alexandria,VA,6:30–9:30pm12 LifeDrawingHolidayParty,1–2pm12 LifeDrawing,2–5pm,Short/Long12 LifeDrawing,6:30–9:30pm,Long14–16 HolidayMarket316Faces entrydeadline17–31Galleryisclosed30-31Faces acceptedartworkdropoff

January 20194–27 SHOW: Faces curators:RitaSchooleyandKathyTurner4OpeningReception,7–9pm7PartnersinArt,2–4pm8BoardMeeting,7pm9LifeDrawing,6:30–9:30pm,Long12TheArtofBusinessWorkshop,10am–12pm13UrbanSketchbooking,2–4pm

NicholasA.ColasantoCenter2704MountVernonAvenueAlexandria,VA22301-1124703.838.4827DelRayArtisans.org

Gallery Hours:Thursday: noon-6pmFirstThursday:(April-Sept.) noon-9pmFriday: noon-9pmSaturday: noon-9pmSunday: noon-6pm

Submission Deadline: 15thofthemonthEditor:Newsletter@DelRayArtisans.org

Del Ray Artisans, founded in 1992, is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to promote art for the benefit of artists and the community.

Calendar More information at: DelRayArtisans.org/calendar/2018 Board of Directors• Drew Cariaso, President President@DelRayArtisans.org

• John Bordner, Vice President VP@DelRayArtisans.org

• Stephen Lally, TreasurerTreasurer@DelRayArtisans.org

• Nancy Kline, Assistant Treasurer ATTR@DelRayArtisans.org

• Kathryn A. Brown, Secretary Secretary@DelRayArtisans.org

• Kim Joy, Past President(Advisory) PastPresident@DelRayArtisans.org

Directors• David McClure, Archives Archives@DelRayArtisans.org

• Rita Schooley, Communications Communications@DelRayArtisans.org

• Marlin Lord, Community Community@DelRayArtisans.org

• Kathy Turner, Curating Curating@DelRayArtisans.org

• Kurt Peterson, Facilities Facilities@DelRayArtisans.org

• Joe Franklin, Fundraising Events Fundraising@DelRayArtisans.org

• Open, Grants & SponsorshipGrants@DelRayArtisans.org

• Sophia Suarez, Membership Membership@DelRayArtisans.org

• David Heckman, Outreach Outreach@DelRayArtisans.org

• Stacy Rausch, Programs Programs@DelRayArtisans.org

• Dale Spivey, Technology Technology@DelRayArtisans.org

• Judy Lynn, Volunteers Volunteers@DelRayArtisans.org

• Leigh Lafosse, Youth Programs Youth@DelRayArtisans.org

Visit ArtsEventsAlexandria.com for performing and visual arts happenings in Alexandria. Del Ray Artisans is a member of Alexandria Convention & Visitors Association and Alexandria Arts Forum, who make possible this website. Special thanks to the City of Alexandria, Alexandria Commission for the Arts, Virginia Commission for the Arts, and National Endowment for the Arts, for their continued support of DelDel Ray Artisans, a 501(c)(3) organization.

Other Key Contacts• Anna Sherlock, Office Manager Gallery@DelRayArtisans.org

• Monica Hokeilen, GWW Curator GWW@DelRayArtisans.org

• Kathy Stoner, Newsletter Editor Newsletter@DelRayArtisans.org

• Dawn Wyse Hurto, Web Curator WebCurator@DelRayArtisans.org

Join or renew your Del Ray Artisans membership today!Visit DelRayArtisans.org/membership/ for details.

Del Ray Artisans 2019 Exhibit Schedule Calls for Entry [as they become available] are at www.DelRayArtisans.org/cfe

January: Faces (All Artists) Call for Entry Available - Entry Deadline: December 16, 2018 by Midnight 12/30 &12/31 receiving, 01/04 opening, 01/27 closing Curators: Rita Schooley & Kathy Turner Portraits show the life a person has lived, the joy a person emanates, the wisdom gained through years of living, and focuses on the soul of the person. This exhibit is for the fresh face of a two-year old toddler or the lived-in face of an octogenarian, and all living in between. Full-length portraits are encouraged, but this exhibit centers on faces, however the artist portrays them, whether realistic, impressionistic, surreal, or abstract. Bodies in motion, thoughtful faces, eyes as the mirror of the soul are all part of the portrait. February: New Beginnings (All Artists) 01/27 & 01/28 receiving, 02/01 opening, 02/24 closing Curator: Tracy Wilkerson A recycled materials show, where the artwork submitted is asked to be at least 50% recycled materials March: For the Artist (Members Only) 02/24 & 02/25 receiving, 03/01 opening, 03/31 closing Curators: Jeff Lodge & Jenny Nicholson

This show features works that the artist has always wanted to create. Create that piece that has been bugging you, calling to you, and been on your New Year’s resolution list several years running. Although this can be considered an open show, we challenge participants to reach into that wish list and create that special piece they’ve dreamed about doing. Two and three-dimensional works and photography will be accepted. April: (No) Comfort Zone (Members & Students Only) 03/31 & 04/01 receiving, 04/05 opening, 04/28 closing Curators: Joe Franklin & Kelly Sincock In your comfort zone things feel familiar and you are at ease and in control of your environment. You experience low levels of anxiety and stress. This is where a steady level of performance is possible. Uncertainty, scarcity and vulnerability are minimized you have access to enough love, food, talent, time, admiration. You feel like you have some control. Leave your comfort zone for the fun and excitement of the new! Savor the unknown, the unfamiliar and the uncertain. Travel; meet the people who are not you. At first, fear and excitement drive you. If you stay, eventually it all seems normal. Creativity wanes, spontaneous solutions go back to sleep and you are normal again. Go to the edge and a new zone. May: Sacred Feminine (All Artists) 04/28 & 04/29 receiving, 05/03 opening, 06/02 closing Curators: Lynn Fernandez & Tamara Wilkerson For the last several thousand years the dominant religious belief systems of our world have been patriarchal. This has sanctioned societal ethics that elevate “God the Father” over “Mother Earth” and as a result, this power dichotomy elevates the wants and desires of men over women. The sacred feminine has been replaced with the easily exploited stereotypes of virgin or whore. For hundreds of years women with knowledge of childbirth, medicine, science, or even just the ability to read were burned at the stake as witches to repress the sacred feminine. Despite all of its progress, our modern world still skews away from honoring the sacred feminine. We promote unhealthy body standards to keep women enslaved to an unobtainable ideal. We use the bodies of women to sell products from fast food to luxury cars while simultaneously shunning women for a flash of skin while breastfeeding in public. We discard women as disposable or less believable based on their sexual history. The world constantly debates a women’s right to have fundamental human rights like voting, driving, and basic autonomy over their own bodies. This multi-media show seeks to define the essence of the female energy in all its forms. What does the Divine feminine look like to you? How do you picture the goddess in her many permutations from Isis, Ishtar, and Gaia, to Kali, Kuan Yin, and the Virgin Mary. What does it mean to be female? What is your experience positioned firmly at the juxtaposition of what society constantly tells you to be and the reality of what you are? What does the sacred feminine mean to you as a person who identifies as female or not?

Del Ray Artisans 2019 Exhibit Schedule Calls for Entry [as they become available] are at www.DelRayArtisans.org/cfe

June: Art in Meditation – Chakras (All Artists) 06/02 & 06/03 receiving, 06/07 opening, 06/30 closing Curators: Joyce A Frank & Kitty Russell What do the Chakras or just one individual Chakra mean to you? Chakras are light, energy, color, feeling. Chakras are the 7 energy centers of the body. Each of the 7 is represented by an element of nature, color, positive and negative sides. Many yoga and mediation practices are based around these energy centers.

1. Root chakra — base of the spine — red 2. Sacral chakra — just below the navel — orange 3. Solar Plexus chakra — stomach area — yellow 4. Heart chakra — center of the chest — green 5. Throat chakra — base of the throat — blue 6. Third Eye chakra — forehead, just above area between the eyes — indigo 7. Crown chakra — top of the head — violet

This show will accept up to 7 entries if each of the chakras is represented in 7 separate works of art, space permitting. Otherwise the usual maximum limit of 3 works of art per entrant applies. August: In with the new (New to DRA 2018 & 2019 Members Only)07/28 & 07/29 receiving, 08/02 opening, 09/01 closingCurators: Brittany Gabel & Kurt Peterson DRA shows love to new members. This exhibit will serve to welcome new DRA members who have joined in 2018 and 2019, up until the entry deadline for this show. New members are invited to enter this special exhibit for free. This will be an open theme show, so new members will have maximum ability to showcase their art. Welcome to DRA! September: High Note (All Artists) 09/01 & 09/02 receiving, 09/06 opening, 09/29 closing Curators: Nicole Mahoney & Dawn Wyse Hurto High Note explores the connection between music and the mind. Music has a profound influence on us, shaping the way we feel and think. We often associate music with major life events. A familiar melody can unleash powerful memories, transporting us in space and time. What does your mind “see” when you hear your wedding song or a selection off the playlist from your first marathon? This show explores the connections between music and the mind. Whether symphonies make your spirit soar, or doo-wops do it for you, artists are encouraged to submit works that capture the high notes from the soundtrack of their lives. October: The 5th Dimension (All Artists) 09/29 & 09/30 receiving, 10/04 opening, 10/27 closing Curator: Gordon Thomas The eerie drama of The Twilight Zone has had a pervasive influence on modern art and pop culture. Surreal, supernatural, fantastic, and whimsical events occurred each week with an uncanny twist. I want to bring this timeless television show to life through art and photography. November: $100 & Under - [3rd edition] (Members Only) 10/27, 10/28 receiving, 11/01 opening, 12/01 closing Curators: Stephen Lally & Kathy Turner The popular $100 & Under exhibit makes its biannual return, featuring art priced at $100 or less. This is a great chance for people to directly support the arts in your community at pocketbook-friendly prices. The art will be sold on an art-to-go basis, with buyers taking art home when purchased. Additional artworks will be added as others are sold. This will be a rapidly evolving exhibit, as sold artwork is replaced each week with new work. Expect to find lots of great art at prices most art-lovers can afford. Artists may enter up to 5 pieces, with only the first 3 to be displayed initially. Artists will be asked to reserve and self store the other 2 pieces as replacements if any of their first 3 pieces sell.

Fine Art & Fine Craft Holiday Market 2018 Different artists each weekend: Nov 30-Dec 2, Dec 7-9, and Dec 14-16 Fridays 6-9pm, Saturdays & Sundays 11am-6pm www.DelRayArtisans.org/event/holiday-market-2018 Join us for the 23rd annual Holiday Market! The Market offers unique handmade fine arts and fine crafts from local artists (including pottery / ceramics, photography, jewelry, fiber, paper crafts, and glass). In addition, 2019 wall calendars, cookbooks, and upcycled tote bags and zippered pouches will be available for purchase.

Different artists are featured each weekend, so visit all three weekends! Artists are donating a percentage of their sales to help support Del Ray Artisans’ mission to promote art for the benefit of artists and the community.

The Holiday Market will be at Del Ray Artisans gallery in the Nicholas A. Colasanto Center, 2704 Mount Vernon Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia 22301. The gallery is free, open to the public and accessible.

Weekend 1 (Nov 30-Dec 2) Artists include: § Sandra Alami,

There’s Something About Purl § Rebecca Barnes § Alanna S. Graboyes § Janice Horoschak, Abstract Couture § Maria Kaneer § Lori Lankford, Photographer § Genevieve Lynn, Jade River Studio § Diana Manchak § Lisa McBride § Karen McElfish Studio § Dick Ratcliff § Ken and Sue Reed § Howard Stelzer, How-Aud’s

Creations § Kathy Stoner § Flora & Folia by R.B.Tate § Ron Tickerhoff,

WolfMountain Glass § Tamara Wilkerson,

WiRealm by Tamara § Tracy Wilkerson, Recycled Works

Weekend 2 (Dec 7-9) Artists include: § Lynn Chadwick § Nora Donovan § Marcelle Fozard § Brittany Gabel,

BG Mixed Media § Kate Gibney, Lucid Arts

Jewelry § Sharon “Sherry” Hickey § Betsy Jones § Eileen Keefe § Stephen Lally Pottery § Megan Meacham § Diana Papazian, Papazian

Design, LLC § Bindu Parikh, Nirvana Inc § Elsa Riveros,

Unique Christmas Tree § Tangela Roe § Ellen Rosenthal § Kevin Sherlock § Eli Wilson

Weekend (Dec 14-16) Artists include: § Marcel Artes Deolazo § Marsha Brown § Marie-B Cilia De Amicis,

Marie-B Photographs § Chris Fedderson, MacroFine

Photography § Lynn Fernandez, Now Brace Yourself § Sharon Harley, The Art of Sharon § Maria Frescas Illingworth § Nancy Kline § Liz Martinez § Stephanie Lynn Morse § Patti North, All Fired Up! § Claudia Olivos § Madeline Ramsey,

Unique Stained Glass § Lisa Sykes,

Heart & Hammer Furniture Co llc § Christine Vinh, StitchesnQuilts § Diane Wilson Burley, Craftstitches.com § Nancy Yonehiro

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