Colonial Kettle Corn
Snacks | Loudoun Mutual Park
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09, 2018
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08, 2018
Grace Rochford
Grace Rochford I have always been interested in history and early American crafts. Through this interest, I became acquainted with the historical American floorcloths. I enjoy demonstrating and educating the public about this craft. [...]
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08, 2017
William Richardson
Working over wooden molds, in the method of the Shakers, my baskets are traditional in shape and materials. I weave both Shaker reproductions in ash and traditional, utilitarian baskets of reed. Native hardwoods such as ash and oak are used [...]
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08, 2017
Michael Combs
Michael Combs My bowls are hand hewn from a single piece of Midwestern hardwood using a traditional bowl adze. They are finished with a food safe mineral oil/beeswax mixture.
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08, 2017
Barbara Wagaman-Donough
Barbara Wagaman-Donough 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 [...]
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06, 2017
Bunny Switzenberg
Bunny Switzenberg Bunny and John Switzenberg of Lancaster, Pa. are beekeepers and crafters. They make cinnamon-scented beeswax ornaments using antique German chocolate molds, some of which John's great-grandfather brought with him when he emigrated [...]
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06, 2017
Mary Stanley
Mary Stanley Everlasting flowers and foliages become enchanting wreaths and arrangements- a gathering of Summer's Bounty. Like walking in the garden on a golden August day. Flowers grown and gathered from my own garden [...]
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06, 2017
Tom & Carol Bognar
Tom & Carol Bognar Having an interest in history and art, we have combined both to create decorative & utilitarian items from gourds-Folk Art Gourd Pottery. Throughout history there are many references to gourds. [...]
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06, 2017
Harriet Carr
Harriet Carr Harriet Carr and family of Original Scherenschnitte will cut freehand the art of cutting "paper lace" with scissors in miniature. Kid Friendly! Watch as small cuttings are made and learn the history behind [...]
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06, 2017
Judith McKellar
The English craft of pargework was brought to America with the colonists. It was popularized by the Adams brothers whose interior decorative plasterwork graced the elegant colonial homes .My work recreates this work using traditional techniques and is inspired by [...]
