Healthy wraps, sandwiches, walking tacos, hot dogs, mac-n-cheese, baked goodies, breakfast and gluten free items
OLD MILL & BOND STREET BARN AREA 1
Bond Street Barn Field
Lisa’s Lemonade & More
Funnel cakes, deep fried Oreos and candy bars, fresh squeezed lemonade and bottled water.
OLD MILL & BOND STREET BARN AREA 1
Hamilton/Waterford Boy Scout Troop 969
American
OLD MILL & BOND STREET BARN AREA 1
Wagaman-Donough, Barbara
Barb Wagaman-Donough and Bob Donough design and create wooden game boards in Lancaster Co. Pa. Ridge Hollow Game Boards began in 1986, due to both an interest in playing game boards and a passion for the history and design of antique game boards.
Barb earned a BA degree in Fine Arts/Design in 1977. Her painting is greatly influenced by her Pennsylvania German heritage. Bob is a skilled stone mason and wood worker and appreciates the craftsmanship of colonial game boards.
Each board is handcrafted and hand-painted on wood, using milk paints, acrylics or oils. The game is antiqued and varnished. Antique reproductions represent those that were simple and homemade and others by skilled carriage and sign makers Folk art designs are Barb’s original designs.
Demonstrations include painting of a game board and the history of board games, particularly those played in colonial America. Clay marbles can be made and one or more games are set up for children of all ages to play.
Kara, John & Carol
We work in an individual studio where we use hardwoods and laminations of hardwoods to make the items. The baskets are a spiral cut, burls are bevel cuts, and shapes are individual bevel cut done on a band saw.
Darr, Richard
Mixed Media
At The Parsonage Handmade Soaps, our goals are:
1. To strive for excellence in the soap making process
2. To make objects that enhance the life of the user
3. To know the origins of our materials and to use sustainable resources whenever possible
4. To make a long-lasting product using materials and processes which do not harm the makers, our customers or the environment
5. To deal with our customers, suppliers and each other in an ethical and fair manner
6. To foster, utilize and pass on skills that enhance our craft
7. To enjoy and relish the process
Johnson, Michael & Nanette
Wood
Working with a wide variety of Southern hardwoods, I create a wide assortment of both hip high and tall walking sticks. Each is unique, as the wood reveals its qualities to me. The characteristics of the wood, such as thigmatropism, determine the final form. Often various shapes are carved into the handle or the top of a hiking stick, as suggested by the wood’s form. At times, items or personal mementos are incorporated into custom made walking sticks. Also, wood or horn may be bent and shaped to complete the walking stick. The finished product is a unique heirloom suitable for daily use and meant to last for generations. In my demonstration, I convey both the history and lore of the woods such as the American Chestnut, so that it too may be carried on to future generations.
Proctor, Jeanne
Jeanne Proctor Quilts
Fiber/Textiles
I think of quilts as paintings made of fabric. The technique of quilting layers of fabric to produce bedding, clothing, and even armor can be traced back centuries. I am inspired by early quilt makers who produced functional pieces that were also truly beautiful, often made with scarce or repurposed textiles. My quilts are based on traditional quilt block designs. My quilts may use a variety of fabrics and colors or may be simply two fabrics. I want my quilts to be used. They are not intended to be stashed away and they are not just bed coverings. I use machine piecing and machine quilting techniques. My fabrics are all cotton and battings are mostly cotton. My hope is that my work is enjoyed by others and that this early American art form is carried forward in future generations.