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Karen Boulton & Jonathan Briggs of Wild Works Ltd.
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create switch covers that are functional and beautiful too.
Their switch covers replace a dull household object with one that
enhances your interior. Using brass, copper and aluminum they
craft the details that make your house a home. All work is sealed
for durability, and screws are provided. Many sizes and
combinations available. |
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Bonnie Shopper Enamels
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are finely crafted enamels which are glass in powdered form, fused onto
metal at high temperatures. Bonnie prefers transparent colors to
opaque and the metal she uses is copper, a warm, rich metal. This
enamel on copper combination results in a gem-like brilliance and great
depth. |
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Sara Creekmore & David Durham
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create iconic image tiles, hand assembled from wafer-thin layers of
glass, airbrushed and sandblasted then surrounded by a frame of copper.
This copper frame has been formed and then colored in fire and becomes a
canvas for their "Fragments" series. Fragments are easily hung on
the wall. The cork backing not only spaces the copper beautifully,
it hugs to the wall for easy leveling. The copper has been treated
with a protective lacquer, so these lovely pieces are meant for indoor
or protected display. |
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Gail Chavenelle
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creates
three-dimensional images, from a flat sheet of 20 gauge steel, by
folding and bending a shape she cuts with either a plasma torch or a
pair of tin snips. The organic quality of her pieces transcend the
connotations of the medium. Instead of harsh edges, there is line
and movement. Each design weaves into itself creating the whole. |
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Erica Kirchner
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hand
cuts, hand forms, and hand solders each of her copper sculptures.
The finishes vary from a torch patina, to a natural verdigris, to a
painted surface. Her sculptures are original and contemporary
designs created for the home and garden. |
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Mullanium
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creates
intricately detailed pill or tiny treasure boxes (shown below)
in pewter, brass, and copper. They create fun and interesting wall
mirrors of mixed metal too (shown to right)! |
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The Velvet Hammer Ltd -
Roberta
Elliott of the Velvet Hammer Ltd. is a blacksmithing artist from Cobden,
Illinois. Her love for gardening reflects in her organic style
with a nature theme. Her primary material is mild steel. She
particularly enjoys using gas pipe.
The versatility of
mild steel allows it to take the bold shapes usually associated with her
iron work, as well as the soft feminine lines for which Roberta strives.
Her work often contains botanical references and she can create images
that evoke continuing growth.
The top and bottom of
her bud vases (shown to the right) are flared and rippled with a cross
pein hammer to give a floral appearance. The top neck of the vase
is sized to a test tube, which is included, so that fresh glowers can be
used in the vase. Beautiful, functional....we think so! |
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Stoner-Hatton -
.create
joyous mobiles and kinetic sculptures that delight all ages. The
team of Gabriel Stoner and Michael Hatton design and build pre-assembled
mobiles, of anodized aluminum, that are perfect for home or office
(intended for indoor use only) |
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Diane Markin - creates delightful
frames with a mix of transparent glass, handpainted glass, shining glass
jewels and decorative wire. Who could you picture in one of these? |
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NEW! from Diane Markin |
Place card Holders
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Birdie Sculptures
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Beehive Kitchenware Ltd.
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creates products using
traditional metalsmithing techniques with re-built sheet metal tools
rescued from the junk pile. Everything is made with care from
heavy gauge metal and individually cast parts. Like your tried and
true recipes, Beehive Kitchenware Ltd. makes their products to be handed
down from generations. |
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The Tin
Woodsman
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hand-casts pewter coffee spoons, measuring spoons & cups, tea bag
holders, spoon rests and salad
servers that will be cherished for generations. |
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The Tin Woodsman
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also hand-casts pewter boxes
and frames in heart shaped designs.. |
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Judy Vilmain
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creates inspirational
paperweights, stylish business card holders, and clever bags of token
charms; all in pewter. The incredible detail belies the modest
price. (Be sure to check to clik on our "Holiday Sneak
Peeks" tab at top to see more of Judy Vilmain's creations!) |
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Don Drumm -
is a sculptor who is fascinated by the quiet beauty and functional
capabilities of pewter. He has found inspiration in nature's
simplest forms with his Pewter Leaf collection and don't miss Don's
gourmet cooking and serving accessories in cast aluminum. |
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ALSO, check out Don's sculptures for
your home or office. |
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Leandra Drumm -
is the
daughter of Don and Lisa Drumm (above). Leandra says her work is
inspired by the everyday people and things that surround her. What
a delightful and fanciful world she must live in! The whimsical
figures and symbols decorating her pewter collections illustrate her
wonderful world of stars, whirligigs and sky-rockets. Along with a
menagerie of odd-shaped animals and hyperactive men, women and children
blessed with far-out faces and figures, Leandra creates a unique world
best described as "fantasy in motion". |
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Cynthia Webb Designs
- specializes in the design of handcrafted pewter gifts. Her work
is known for its fine detail and she is inspired through the creation of
"Art that tugs on one's heart strings". |
Care more than others think wise, Risk more than others think safe,
Dream more than others think practical, Expect more than others expect
possible
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Be the change you wish to see in the world
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Puzzle Heart
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Scroll Heart -
The heart that loves always stays young
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Sondra Gerber of Metal
Petal Art -
creates quality, handmade steel garden sculptures. Each is
powder-coated in yummy colors to last outdoors and add "WOW" to your
garden! |
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Acme Animal
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whimsical tongue-in-cheek animal sculptures and clocks |
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Pequea Valley Forge
- is owned and operated
by the husband and wife team of Al and Sylvia Stephens of Alabama.
Al's background of working in different environments - in the trades, in
a historic setting with minimal tools and in a modern shop creating
historical reproductions - have allowed him to be successful in
crafting unique hand-forged items with careful attention to both design
and function. New for Pequea Valley Forge are their Cheese Cutter
and Herb Chopper (shown to right). |
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