Kaye Chard makes functional wheel thrown and hand build pottery. Her glazes are mostly colors from nature. All work is food, dishwasher, oven, and microwave safe. She makes a large selection of pieces.

bknichol@comcast.net

Kimberly English is a professional acrylic painter portraying the fields, equipment, and operations of the active agricultural community in southern New Jersey. Realistic rendering that illuminates the often overlooked beauty that exists within farming.Kimberly English is a professional acrylic painter portraying the fields, equipment, and operations of the active agricultural community in southern New Jersey.

kimberlydenglish@gmail.com

Leslie Walker creates pocketbooks including large and small bucket bags and cross body bags. She uses repurposed harness leather reins for straps, and occasionally repurposes leather coats for pocketbook bottoms. Leslie also turns silver and silver-plate utensils to turn into jewelry.

Mary F. Styles Harbs creates whimsical art, jewelry, and paintings. Her gift/ice cream shop features art by local artists and art from local Pittsgrove-Elmer Schools. Live entertainment on Saturday by Schalick H.S. Jazz Band. Call for times or follow Sweet Things with Styles on FaceBook for updates.

sweetthingswithstyles@comcast.net

Glass artist creating pendants, frogs, elephants and more.

wfuter102957@comcast.net

Emily Turin is a photographer and author. Emily will be signing her new book, "Herbert Likes Sherbert."

Janice Chassier says nature inspires ceramic originals that are hand built, sculpted, or thrown on a potters wheel. Magical Obvara Firing process makes magic pots and sculptures.

chassier4@comcast.net

Christina Conte whose paintings and charcoal drawings are about letting go of perfection and embracing mistakes. She has always been fascinated by movement in art and try to incorporate a sense of energy, motion, and emotion in her work through expressive, fluid lines and shapes.

Jessica Turin and her mother, Pat Turin, and sister, Antonia Wilkerson, are jewelry artists who create bead embroidered and bead woven jewelry using glass, stone, clay, and metal components.

butterflygypsystudio@gmail.com

The bulk of Mary Waddington’s art is done locally. It reflects a way of life in rhythm with the natural world and offers glimpses of how our farmers and watermen work the land and waterways to keep alive our heritage.

marywaddington@comcast.net

Bruce Sanville turns flat wood and other medium into larger than life, three-dimensional sculptures inspired by toys and games from years gone by. He also creates wind chimes of various sizes made from recycled material.

Don Hart uses a lathe to make a variety of products including spinning tops with fancy engravings.

Ann and George Neff will exhibit some of their popular puppets, stages and toy theatres. Adults and children may make simple paper sculpture puppets or play in a toy theatre telling a familiar story.

gwneff@mac.com

Helene Paxton creates paintings and photography at her studio which is the home of Chapter One Farms, a working horse farm dedicated to rescuing horses.

hpaxton@chapteronefarms.com

Karla Lehnhoff's love for animals, nature, and color has made her express herself through watercolor. Karla's work is in private collections in the US and abroad. She specializes in equine themes.

mypie3@gmail.com

Third Star Fibre Artists Guild members demonstrate weaving, spinning, knitting, and other fiber arts. Create your own unique art using various fibers.

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Most recently, Sandra Koberlein has been drawn to paint with encaustic because of its ancient history, its uniqueness and the creative challenges it brings. Her artworks are composed of multiple layers, including original drawings, photos, found papers and ephemera. Occasionally, she attachs found objects in creating what she calls constructs. Her images become complex, multi-layered paintings, enticing the viewer into further investigation.

sandrakoberleinartist@gmail.com

Kathleen Fowser and her sister-in-law, Cindy Fowser, started taking metalsmithing classes several years ago at the Delaware Art Museum. It has developed into a passion for both of them. They love the process of taking silver and designing beautiful pieces of wearable jewelry.

polo.kfw@verizon.net
cindyfowser@comcast.net

Nancy Sadowl, artist/singer/songwriter offers jewelry, window hangers, and décor created from beads and sea glass collected at the NJ and DE beaches. New this year is sea glass, decorated driftwood, shells and sea glass angels along with new jewelry designs and acrylic paintings.

songriter555@aol.com

Annette Devitt is a fiber and watercolor artist. See completed handwoven items and items in progress. Learn how color is an integral part of both her fiber creations and her paintings.

homecomingartstudio@comcast.net

William Richards creates beautiful upcycled tables featuring one or all of the following: faux marbelizing, tile or decorative pebble designs, gold gilding, and specialty painting.

Sue Ann Leighty's favorite subjects for her paintings are animals and portraits.

saleighty@comcast.net
856-275-1095

John Greco of GW Pens in Woodstown handcrafts all pens sold in his brick & mortar retail shop on-site, where you can watch as the pens are made. Specializing in historic woods. Custom orders accepted.

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Gregg Perry will be demonstrating the art of painting in wood (European marquetry). Cutting demonstrations will take place on a chavelet marquetry donkey (1747). In addition, shading techniques and assemblage will be demonstrated.

perryconservation@gmail.com

find Sue Jo's work that started with her interest in botanical art, which requires paying close attention to details of color and natural lines.

salemartbank@gmail.com

Bruce Jo is an art enthusiast who always searches for aesthetic beauty and perfection. With some experience in oil painting and photography, recently he is practicing digital painting to achieve versatility.

salemartbank@gmail.com

Dana Gayner paints watercolors and acrylics, and works with semi-precious stones to make jewelry.

danagayner@gmail.com
856-935-7934

Anita West (A. E. West) is a local watercolor artist who specializes in nature, architectural, farming scenes and tries to incorporate the spiritual aspect of all of these subjects in each of her paintings. Originals, small prints and note cards will be available.

aewest@aewestart.com

Greg Stett's painting style focuses on realism, play of light, and detail. Pastels allow him to capture both vibrant colors and subtle shading. When working on portraits, Gregg wants to show the character of the subject. Often this is through the twinkle of an eye or a subtle smirk. Greg will have original pastel paintings, as well as, signed limited edition matted Giclee prints.
gregorystett@gmail.com
www.gregstett.com

Mary Cerami will exhibit her watercolor paintings.

Deborah DiMarco works with fused and flame worked glass which includes fused panels as well as small items such as jewelry and figurines.

studiodelvetro@gmail.com

Local artist, Amber Ayars,loves taking photos of nature old cars, animals, and architecture. She feels there is natural beauty all around us.

amberayars@yahoo.com

Jen Bell is a South Jersey artist specializing in painting on wood and reclaimed surfaces. Her area of focus is the flora and fauna of inter-coastal waterways and inland bays of New Jersey, Delaware, and the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Virginia.

jen@jenbell.com

Loni Wylie is a folk artist working primarily in acrylic. She prefers painting on wood and repurposed objects like old cabinet doors, shutters windows. Her subject matter is usually mermaids, Santa , sea life and flowers.

loniwylie@yahoo.com
856-745-3198