Posted in Artist Spotlights, Fall 2011 on Oct 31st, 2011
Steve Morrison is a Columbia, SC based illustrator and designer making his first appearance at this November’s Handmade Market. We think he’s pretty keen and you will, too. What are you bringing to The Handmade Market on November 12? Anything new and exciting? I’m excited to bring my collection of handpainted Christmas ornaments. They’re whimsical [...]
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Posted in Artist Spotlights, Fall 2011 on Oct 30th, 2011
Oami Powers, the creative wonder behind the gorgeous apparel line Judah Ross, is returning to November’s Handmade Market and we’re so glad to have her back. What are you bringing to The Handmade Market on November 12? Anything new and exciting? I’m very excited about a series of new knit wear I’ve been working on, [...]
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Posted in Artist Spotlights, Fall 2011 on Oct 28th, 2011
Asheboro based potter, Dawn Tagawa, is making her Handmade Market debut this November 12th. She’ll be bringing her freehand carved, hand made, wheel turned pieces and we’re happy to have her! What are you bringing to The Handmade Market on November 12? Anything new and exciting? Abstract free-hand carved pottery and some gorgeous new twice-fired [...]
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Posted in Artist Spotlights, Fall 2011 on Oct 26th, 2011
Jodi Cedzidlo is the artist behind Flytrap. Jodi designs and screen prints all of her apparel and accessories the old-fashioned way — with her own two hands — in downtown Graham, NC. Jodi will have scarves, tees, cardigans, throw-overs, and other designs perfect for the fall and winter seasons. What are you bringing to The [...]
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Posted in Artist Spotlights, Fall 2011 on Oct 25th, 2011
Tyler Poncho Toys is a designer toy company run by monstrous stuffed animals (with a little help from Kaeti Lindquist). Tyler Poncho Toys features original characters and stories that are outside of the mainstream manufactured toys. Their safe, American made toys will come to life in your hands and minds. What are you bringing to [...]
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