Get ready for a Springtime shopping experience that will banish all the chillsWinter has thrown at us!!! We are interrupting Winter to bring you the best fine art,vibrant and colorful handcrafted wares, jewelry, exceptional stained glass, gift foods,repurposed pieces, antiques, soaps, lotions, and potpourri that our talented crafters andartists have been busy creating while cabin bound!! Cloud Productions has selectedexhibitors with arts and crafts that will appeal to all of our customer’s various décor,fashion styles, gift giving needs and tastes! This isn’t your big box store with rows ofsameness…be prepared to be awed by truly unique items that will stay at the front ofyour closet ready to be worn. Be ready for the compliments you will receive either forthe fashions you are wearing or the gift you are giving!

Our Showcase will offer a select grouping of eight home and personal prod-ucts such as Scentsy, Longaberger, Tastefully Simple, Tupperware and more. This is agreat opportunity to purchase these items all in one spot!

The 4th Springtime in Indiana Art, Craft & Gift Showcase has been producedwith our customers in mind…low admission of $3.50 includes unlimited re-entry bothdays as long as the hand stamp is visible. (Savings Hint: Remember to go to our facebook.com/cloudproductions or www.cloudshows.biz and print a 50¢ off coupon!)Bring the kids along…under 12 are free. Another bonus is ample convenient FREEparking.

Another reason to spend the day is the Springtime Café, a pleasant relaxedatmosphere for dining, taking a little break, and sharing your buys with your friends!Light lunches and a variety of snacks to please every appetite by CJ’s Sweet Creationsand Catering of Indianapolis

Visit our website for the $.50 coupon and to see the Noblesville Edition of theSpring Show News to preview our exhibitors and their offerings.

Come; thaw out at the 4th Springtime in Indiana Art, Craft & Gift Showcase,Saturday and Sunday, March 15 and 16 at the Hamilton County Fairgrounds, 2003Pleasant Street, Noblesville, Indiana 46060!!!

Talk about adorable this little one wearing apiece designed by April Ammon is an absolute cutiepie! Brooklyn is wearing a cheetah print and pink ruffle romper and she is all ready for thewarm weather. April will also have diapercakes, bows and other hair accessories, blingshirts and personalized pacifiers just to namea few items she will have on display. Aprilcomes to our show from Indianapolis,Indiana. She has designed or handcrafted allof her pieces and from her pictures she isvery talented. Stop by Booth 51 early to seethe best selection because they are sure to gofast.

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Monique is a Canadian transplant that has always lovedto craft. She has been crafting, painting and doing potteryfor almost 20-years. She recently became level-1 certifiedto teach “One-Stroke Painting.” She stayed home to raiseher daughter and autistic son for 10 years and now thatthey are both in school she is taking her love for art andcreativity to a new level with her friend Shelly.

Shelly started scrapbooking under duress from friendsand family and as an extension of her photography addic-

tion. Scrapbooking quickly turned into an addiction of all things paper and afterlosing her management position and leaving the corporate world of “black andwhite” (and red) she craved color and self-expression. She loves to garden, readand spend lots of time with her grandchildren.

After the two met at a crafting event in January 2012 they quicklybecame close friends (literally – they live just blocksapart) and pushed each other and the boundaries oftheir own creativity.

As mixed media artists Moe and Shelly loveto create; each has a different style and slant, but compliment and challenge each other. They love to trynew techniques, products, paints, textures and evenincorporate items they find around the house, at garagesales and resale shops. Moe and Shelly are co-ownersof Bright Idea Arts and Crafts where they blend bothart and crafting techniques into unique pieces. Theyalso teach Mixed Media Classes.

Bright Idea Arts and Crafts

Mommy!andBaby!Boutique

When Bob and Debbie met they discovered thatthey both shared a love of furniture. Bob has 20 yearsexperience refinishing antiques while Debbie’s creativeedge paired with her love of painting and sewing givesnew life to repurposed furniture with color. Together theyformed Grandiose Antiques Furniture Refinishing andRepurposing and also found that working together was soeasy and satisfying that they married in August! Nowthat's a love story!! Also, Debbie’s cousin, Gary Burke’sfantastic carpentry skills will be evident in his Southwestlog furniture—perfect for your cabin or lake cottage!!!Stop by Booth 62 to see what love and creativity can do!

Jim Marchal is what you might call a professionalretiree…23 years in the Air Force and Air Force Reserves,23 years with he and his wife’s printing business, systemsanalyst for EDS and finally from TSA as a security screenerat Indianapolis airport. With those credentials he became a

woodworker! His wife, Diana, bought him a puzzle box from a very good crafts-man at an art fair thinking it might be something he would like todo. Little did she know that he would like crafting the boxes somuch that he would take classes from that craftsman. From ahumble beginning making small repairs around the house he hasfound an outlet for his creativity—making simple puzzle boxes hasevolved into making exotic wood boxes with hidden compart-ments, including his personal favorite wood, buckeye burl. Hiswoodworking now includes pens that are perfect for gift givingand yourself! Booth 7 is the place to find the perfect Father’s Dayor graduation gift that will be remembered and treasured for yearsto come.

A Love Story in Furniture

First Sgt Woods

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Misty and her husband began their amazing soap journey about 3 years ago in a magical land far, far away….but really, it began inIndianapolis, Indiana (I know, not nearly as exciting.) But seriously, what they DID find excit-ing was that they could create unique soaps fromscratch that had fun swirls and yummy scents with-out using ANY synthetic colors or fragrance, or anybad ingredients at all!

Their quest to find more natural productsbegan when they learned our bodies absorb sixty percent of everything we put on our skin. Sixty percent, that’s a lot of chemicals! Like most people,they didn’t want any yucky junk entering our bloodstreams…except for the occasional margarita, butthat’s different (or so she likes to pretend!) Theyslowly started converting their chemical laden bathproducts and cosmetics to more natural alternativeswhen she discovered there are many companies thatclaim to be “natural” yet their products are actuallyfilled with synthetic fragrance, oils, and colorants.Crazy, right?! That’s when they decided to combineher love of chemistry with her husband’s artisticflair, and voila, Urban Utopia Soap Shop was born!

From botanical colorants, to essential oils,to plantable soap labels; They work hard to ensureevery aspect of their product is 100% junk free.Look for them in booth 34 at the Springtime inIndiana...art, craft and gift marketplace.

Talented jewelry designer Erin Ortman will have so many pieces ondisplay it will be hard to pick just one. She featuresvintage components, bullet casings and polymer clayjust to name a few of the materials she works withwhen designing her jewelry. She also has handstamped items as well as personalized special orders.Stop by and see her in Booth 85 and get a peek at allher one of a kind jewelry.

Growing up witha creative mother, craftshave always been a partof Heather Smith’s lifein one aspect or another.While working on herMaster’s Degree, she

needed a way to de-stress and crafting was theanswer. Beginning with little things for herself ordecorations for her own home, she eventually beganmaking gifts for friends and family. That led to ordersfrom them--their favorite sayings or seeing her work. With muchencouragement from herhusband and friends shestarted a website and beganattending craft shows. Bothhave proven to be very successful. Visit withHeather in Booth 40 foryour answer to Spring decorating and statementgifts for Mother’s andFather’s Day, graduationsand weddings!

URBAN UTOPIA L.L.C.

“Wild Thyme”

Vicki Beaver ofTen Thousand

Treasurers has handcrafted and upcycled pieces foryour home or garden. Vicki has lots of exquisitedesigns made from vintage glass and china pieces thatwould look just perfect at your home. She has birdbaths, center pieces, serving trays and lots of otherdesigns. She will also have vintage pictures for salethat she handcrafts from different upcycled materialsshe finds on her journeys around Indianapolis, Indianawhich is where this talented crafter comes from. Shewill be located in Booth 54.

Working creatively withCartonnage Techniques,Claudia’s creativity is

certainly evident in her handgoods…it will be difficult tochoose from her notebookcovers, electronic cases,

boxes, drawers and suitcases.Claudia will be in Booth 35and will be willing to assistyou in finding just the right

accessory that is YOU!

Any of these gorgeous handcrafted piecesof furniture would make a great addition to yourhome. The workshop of Roger & Bret Languell islocated in Greenwood, Indiana and they are craftersat their finest. They put a lot of time and attentioninto every detail of their creations and love whatthey do. They hand craft wood benches, hall trees,quilt racks and so much more. You will see theyhave lots of different colors and types to choosefrom. You can see all their work in Booth 64 & 65.

CraftBoom!!

Sheri Liechty, of Geneva,Indiana was originally aGeorgia girl but fell in lovewith an Indiana country boyand moved here to be withhim and that’s how she metbest friend and business

partner Staci Huey. These two best friends broughttogether by their love for all things artsy is the storyof how their business NoraGray came to be! Thisadorable little guy is shown with a hand-sewn camoinfinity scarf made by Staci and Sheri. They handsew lots of great pieces and will have adult & childrens infinity scarves, bowties, diaper covers andso much more. They will havea large selection of colors, patterns, and sizes of scarvesand diaper covers. Shop earlybecause their infinity scarves,the new must have great fashion accessory, will goquick. Staci and Sheri will belocated in Booth 33.

This winterweather has been for

the birds! Steve Moore from Avon, Indiana is readyfor spring and designs these great birdhouses "Forthe Birds and Moore". Steve’s proud to say hishand made birdhouses are one of a kind and thatno two birdhouses or feeders are alike. Steve willbe bringing these and many other custom birdhouses and feeders to the 4th AnnualSpringtime in Indiana. He will also be showing hisphotography of birds and nature. He can customsize any print to fit your needs. You can also seehis custom cedar furniturethat would add to yourporch or back yard thisspring. Look for Steve inbooth 38 in the ExhibitionCenter at the HamiltonCounty Fairgrounds inNoblesville, Indiana onMarch 15 & 16!

For the Birds

and Moore!

Imaginative, fun,funky and creative all cometo my mind when you seewhat Melody & WilliamBrassard from Stockwell,Indiana have done withvintage silverware! Theirdesigns are definitely oneof a kind Melody says,“Our inventory of designs

is constantly changing depending on what we findthrough various means. You just never know what wewill have!” The will have Spoon Rings, Pendants,Earrings as well as other Vintage Jewelry items avail-able this weekend. Look forMelody & William in Booth68. They also can do customdesigns so if you have a special or unique piece of flatware they may also be ableto do something just for you.No matter what piece youselect it is sure to be amazing.

Ten

Thousand

Treasures

SpooneliciousFlatwear

Colorway Handgoods

Anastatia !sButton Jewelry

Carolyn always had apassion for antique buttons,first as a collector, then asa dealer, and ultimately, asan artist. For the past tenyears, she has been creating unique and

beautiful jewelry from antique buttons, Jewelryis the perfect way to display these works-of-art-in-miniature that are buttons, Most people keeptheir button collection in a tin, but she convertsthese treasures from grandma’s sewing box orgrandpa’s military heirlooms, into wearablemementos of a loved one. She also uses art decocuff links and old typewriter keys shown in thephoto. Definitely a boothto have fun selecting a greatpiece for yourself, a friendor that special someone.Visit Carolyn and her lovelydaughter Ann shown in thephoto in booth 8.

Jill and Wes Nelsonof Two Feathers Gourds &Honey will be showcasinglots of hand craftedgourds, bird feeders aswell as bees wax candles.They hand carve and woodburn their gourds and uselots of other techniques to

craft their gourds. You will find avariety of shapes and sizes. Theyalso feature gourds made into birdhouses which would be a lovely addition to your garden orfor a mother’s day gift. Come visitthis Marengo, Illinois couple inBooth 87.

Bob and Becky’s Bottleswill feature hand cut bottles madeinto wind chimes. Bob Barton ofJasonville, Indiana will have severaldifferent designs of wind chimes. Anyone of them would look great onyour porch or in your garden. These

wind chimes would be a great piece of yard art that would addjust the element to your yard this spring and summer that willhave all you neighbors talking. Stop by to hear all the music fromthese chimes in Booth 16.

In need of some newEaster or spring decorations?Well Mary Ann Shearier willhave just what you’re lookingfor! This Indianapolis, Indianacrafter will have lots of handcrafted creations such as this adorable bunny on display for sale. Her floral arrangements would makea great center piece on your table. You can find MaryAnn and all her springy creations in Booth 21.

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The stage is set for the 4th annual SummerCelebration where nearly 90 exceptional artists and crafterswill be offering a fine selection of arts and crafts to attendeesdesiring the finest in workmanship, design and style.

The perfect place to find wonderful ideas for all decorating needs as well as fashionable and chic daytimeand evening wear. You will be introduced to many fineexamples of Victorian, Folk Art, Country, Americana, ShabbyChic décor and contemporary arts and crafts.

The Celebration Café provides a relaxed atmosphere for dining and will offer a nice selection of light or full lunches and lots of yummysnacks along with hot freshly brewed coffee and a variety of cold beverages.

Gift certificates are given away hourly. Simply sign up at the Enter-To-Win booth.Shopping bags compliments of Cloud Production are yours by presenting $50 in showreceipts. Admission is $3.50, children 12 and under free. Parking is free and abundant.

Bring a friend or gather the family together and enjoy a day or the weekend for afun and exciting shopping experience.

'Summer Celebration .......of Arts & Crafts' to take center stage at the Hamilton County Fairgrounds, Noblesville, Indiana

Proprietor Amy Morehouse of Rust to Bling locatedin Crawfordsville, Indiana will have a blended eclectic mixof rustic, shabby chic, and vintage on display for sale anddon’t miss her upcycled furniture-it is a must have! Sheoffers a charming and unique collection of one of a kinditems for everyone. The furniture pictured would make agreat addition to your entry way or would make a great giftfor someone special. Shop early to see the best selection, seeAmy in Booth 47.

This patriotic handmade pen would make agreat Father’s Day gift for the special dad in your life.Joe and Charlie Fyffe are the artists responsible for thiswork of art and many others. They also make handturned wood bottle stoppers that are of the finest quality. They will have a large variety of handmade pensand bottle stoppers on display this weekend. Visit thesetwo gentlemen in Booth 22.

Our Exclusive Showcase Exhibitors

with Home and Personal products

Include:Scentsy...Longaberger...

Tupperware......Health & WellnessOrigami Owl......Miche...TastefullySimple...Mary Kay...Self Defense

TwoFeathers

Tia Morrall and her daughter have been creating and crafting ever since her daughter was ableto color with crayons. Two years ago for Christmas,Tia gave her a real jewelry making kit and they bothloved it. They started making jewelry and got lots ofcompliments with what they made. They began givingthem as gifts and some of the recipients said theyshould start selling the jewelry because they wantedto give them as gifts as well. Tia started her businessPearl of the Ornament on Etsy but it didn't do too wellat first then she found her niche with chunky children's sports and character jewelry. This workedout great for her because she loved dressing up herdaughter when she was little! Now that she’s 11 yearsold she loves to help others dress up their little girlswith her fun and unique jewelry. In her first craftshow, women were buying her jewelry for theirdaughters as well as for themselves so she begandesigning women's jewelry as well. She loves designing, making, and selling her jewelry because itis colorful, unique, and fun for all ages. You can seeher unique jewelry in Booth 28 at the 4th AnnualSpringtime In Indiana art, craft and gift marketplace.

Salsa Me Krazy was born out of afamily recipe passed down from Brenda Gay’smom Rita. Her mom had a passion for cookingand gardening. Because of Brenda’s momBrenda says she’s now a "bonafide foodie".Her love for food, the way it smells, tastes andeven the textures pushes her to make the bestpossible salsa she can. To ensure the same highquality in each batch it is only made in smallbatches. It is made using all natural ingredi-ents, no preservatives, and is low in sodium.The flavor she says is slightly sweet andsavory, and it has a genuine taste of homemadegoodness. Visit her booth for a sample andtake some home to share. Stop by Booth 86 tosee Brenda and great krazy with the salsa.

Rust To

Bling!

Pens of Luxury

Wine Bottlesto

Wind Chimes

Pearl of the Ornament