Two Families Become One crafting Wood Jewelry Boxes

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W E
M A K E
Y O U
K I N D L Y
W E L C O M E
Shaker Woods
F ESTIVAL
217 State Route 7
COLUMBIANA, OH 44408
Columbiana, Ohio
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY • 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
AUGUST 13-14, 20-21, 27-28, 2016
H A N D S
T O
W O R K
H E A R T S
T O
G O D
Richard and Lisa Menkel
Michael Franklin
Two Families Become
One Crafting Wood
Jewelry Boxes
R
ichard and Lisa Menkel and their son Michael Franklin
are the artisans that make up Against the Grain: RLM
Designs. This is their first appearance at Shaker Woods.
Together, they turn domestic and exotic hardwoods into
functional pieces of art. The jewelry boxes they create are
the culmination of hours of hard work and lots of love.
Twenty-seven years ago, Richard made a little wooden
duck for a neighbor. She loved it and he was asked to
make another one. The next thing he knew, neighbors,
friends, coworkers and strangers started asking him
if he could build them something. While doing this, he
discovered a passion for woodworking and the process
involved in crafting it into various things. He began making
small household items for local craft shows and fell in love
with building and selling wood crafts.
About six years ago, Richard met Lisa while taking
classes for a master’s degrees. They became friends and
got to know each other outside the classroom. When Lisa
found out about his woodworking, she offered to help.
While she hadn’t done any woodworking before, she was
excited to learn a new skill and was a quick learner.
Soon afterward Lisa’s oldest son Michael (though he
prefers to be called Franklin) asked Richard to help him
build a wedding gift. Michael didn’t have experience with
power tools or woodworking, so Richard showed him
some techniques and tools to use. Michael was a natural
and loved working on the gift so much that Richard asked
him to help with the shop. And the rest is history.
“The three of us work
well together. So well
in fact that I asked Lisa
to marry me,” Richard
said. The couple married
in November 2015 and
work in the garage
behind the house where
they live in Washington, Pa.
This trio is a great team. Each has a particular set of
skills and brings something unique to the shop. Richard
has an eye for rough cut lumber. With a well-trained eye,
he sees the potential for beauty by matching grain patterns
and colors. Michael has only been cutting on a band saw
for a few years, but is very creative and as quick a learner
as his mother. Lisa hand sands and stains all the pieces
bringing out the natural beauty and colors of the various
woods.
The boxes aren’t just beautiful to look at; they’re useful
pieces to store precious or even daily used items such
as rings, watches, necklaces, cuff links, glasses, keys,
keepsakes and collectibles. You can see examples of their
work on Facebook, but for a truly breathtaking experience
make sure to visit them at booth 143.
2 Shaker Woods F ESTIVAL
Kara Hohn
Letter from
the Promoter
Hope You
Like Our
“Tweaks”
E
stablished more than three decades ago, the Shaker Woods Festival has long
been considered one of the premier craft events in the country. With this type of
reputation, it would be easy to sit back and rest on our laurels.
But, we’re not going to do that. Instead, we continue to look for ways to improve the
“Simple Life” experience. So, here’s what we’ve been doing to prepare for another
successful festival:
• Expanded and adjusted handicap parking with easier access to the woods;
• Built new craft booths;
• Added new menu selections;
• Doubled the number of picnic tables and benches; and
• Increased the amount of portable restrooms.
Don’t miss out on this year’s outstanding line-up of skilled crafters, talented musicians
and exceptional concessionaires situated in a magical wooded setting. It’s Shaker Woods
Festival time.
May God Bless,
Lana Grim
FESTIVAL/TICKET INFORMATION
Shaker Woods
F ESTIVAL
Lana Grim
P.O. Box 279 • Columbiana, OH 44408
(330) 482-0214
E-mail: shakerwoods@cs.com • Visit our website at: www.shakerwoods.com
Information: Shaker Woods Festival Office Hours: Monday thru Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
GENERAL ADMISSION - DAILY RATES
ADULTS.................................$8.00
CHILDREN (12 AND UNDER)...........FREE
Shaker Woods
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• Acres of Free Parking • No Pets Please
• No Smoking in Woods - Outside Fence Only
• Group Rates of 10 or more
• Bus Tours and Groups Welcome
Dear Parents, please keep in mind that our woods are not
stroller-friendly. Strollers are not recommended.
A C C O M M O D AT I O N S
Accommodations within minutes of the Shaker Woods Festival:
• Holiday Inn (Boardman)....…...............330-726-1611 • Quality Inn & Suites (N.Lima)..............330-549-9190
• Hampton Inn (Boardman)......................330-758-5191 • Country Inn & Suites (Youngstown)......330-544-0300
• Fairfield Inn (Boardman)........................330-726-5979 • Fairfield Inn & Suites (Youngstown)......330-505-2173
• Marriot Residence Inn (Boardman).........330-726-1747 • Courtyard by Marriott Youngstown (Canfield)......330-533-6880
• Americas Best Value Inn & Suites (N. Lima).....330-549-0157
Bed and Breakfast
• Microtel (Boardman).............................330-758-1816 * • Inn At The Green (Poland).........330-757-4688
• Days Inn (Lisbon)....…............................330-420-0111 • Columbiana Bed & Breakfast (Columbiana)..330-892-0218
• Dutch Village Inn (Columbiana)..............866-482-5050 • Charles Nelson Schmick House (Leetonia)..330-301-3971
• Holiday Inn Express (North Lima)............330-549-0070
• Holiday Inn Express (Salem).................330-408-9119
• Hampton Inn & Suites(Canfield)..........330-702-1900
Campgrounds (on St. Rte. 7)
• Terrace Lake (New Waterford)......330-227-9606
*Shaker Special Rates!
If You Are Self-Contained, You Can Stay on the Shaker Woods Grounds.
The Answer
to a Messy
Problem
S
ew Appealing offers handmade fabric goods, including aprons, baby and
toddler bibs, burp cloths and embroidered tote bags. Careful attention is paid
to choosing quality materials, assembling them in a functional way and preparing
beautiful products that festival-goers will be proud to purchase for themselves or
as gifts. Owner Kara Hohn is a stay-at-home mom, or a work from home mom,
depending on whom you ask. She’s
inspired by such designers and
retailers as Lilly Pulitzer, Matilda Jane,
Gymboree, Pottery Barn and Vera
Bradley.
Every item is handmade from fabrics
and materials that Kara “obsessively”
selects.
Moms,
grandmothers,
caregivers and gift-givers will find
useful, functional pieces from Sew
Appealing. As a young mother, Kara
learned she could make better baby
care items than what was sold in
traditional retailers. Her business
started small; it was born from
discussions with moms about what
would help them care for their children.
Continued on page 16
HANDS TO WORK
SHAKER WOODS
HEARTS TO GOD
F ESTIVAL FAC T S
LOCATION
KEY EVENTS
2 017 DATES
Shaker Woods Festival Live Auction:
Sunday, August 28, Noon - 4:00 p.m.
Located at the Simple Gifts Stage.
Proceeds will be split between the Christina House
for Battered Woman and the Humane Society.
Shaker Woods is located on County Line
Road off State Route 7 in Columbiana, Ohio.
Festival Grounds Address: 44337 County
Line Road, Columbiana, OH 44408
The 2017 Shaker Woods Festival will
take place Aug. 12-13, 19-20, 26-27.
Auctioneers: Jim & Jake Kellner
Shaker Woods F ESTIVAL 3
Shaker Woods Festival
ENTERTAINMENT
The Gatlin Show
T HI R D SEC O ND F I R S T
Performing: August 13 & 14, 27 & 28
at The Meeting House Stage
Vanessa Campagna
Ken Tynan
Performing: August 13 & 14
at The Garden Stage
Performing: August 13 & 14,
20 & 21, 27 at The Simple Gifts Stage
Saturday, August 13, 2016
❤ The Meeting House Stage: The Gatlin Show (11 a.m.- Noon) (1- 2 p.m.) (3- 4 p.m.)
❤ The Garden Stage: Vanessa Campagna (10- 11 a.m.) (Noon- 1 p.m.) (2- 3 p.m.)
❤ The Simple Gifts Stage: Ken Tynan - Chainsaw Artist
(10:30- 11:30 a.m.) (12:30- 1:30 p.m.) (2:30- 3:30 p.m.)
❤ Strolling: The Yurco Boys - Bluegrass (All Day)
❤ Angela Love & Dana Ingram: Caricatures
• The Meeting House
Stage (Near Booth 41)
• The Garden Stage
(Near Gate B)
• The Simple Gifts Stage
(Near Booth 133)
New Towne Cloggers
Performing: August 21
at The Garden Stage
Sunday, August 14, 2016
❤ The Garden Stage: Vanessa Campagna (10- 11 a.m.) (Noon- 1 p.m.) (2- 3 p.m.)
(10:30- 11:30 a.m.) (12:30- 1:30 p.m.) (2:30- 3:30 p.m.)
Daily Activities:
❤ Amber Fuentes: Telling Stories at the Shaker Schoolhouse (11 a.m.-Noon) (1-2 p.m.) (3-4 p.m.)
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❤ The Meeting House Stage: Megaband - Country (11 a.m.- Noon) (1- 2 p.m.) (3- 4 p.m.)
❤ The Garden Stage: John Branch (10- 11 a.m.) (Noon- 1 p.m.) (2- 3 p.m.)
(10:30- 11:30 a.m.) (12:30- 1:30 p.m.) (2:30- 3:30 p.m.)
❤ The Meeting House Stage: Megaband - Country (11 a.m.- Noon) (1- 2 p.m.) (3- 4 p.m.)
❤ The Garden Stage: New Towne Cloggers (10- 11 a.m.) (Noon- 1 p.m.) (2- 3 p.m.)
(10:30- 11:30 a.m.) (12:30- 1:30 p.m.) (2:30- 3:30 p.m.)
Daily Activities:
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❤ The Garden Stage: Timberline - Bluegrass & Gospel (10- 11 a.m.) (Noon- 1 p.m.) (2- 3 p.m.)
(10:30- 11:30 a.m.) (12:30- 1:30 p.m.) (2:30- 3:30 p.m.)
❤ The Garden Stage: God’s Quad (10- 11 a.m.) (Noon- 1 p.m.) (2- 3 p.m.)
❤ The Simple Gifts Stage: Shaker Woods Festival Live Auction (Noon-4 p.m.)
Daily Activities:
Where to Find Us…
The Twelve
Virtues As
Outlined By
The Shakers
Festival Grounds Address: 44337 County Line Rd,
Columbiana, OH 44408
To Youngstown
& Boardman
North
• Faith
• Hope
Ohio Turnpi
ke
To Canfield
Exit 232
• Honesty
North
Lima
• Continence
Route 11
• Innocence
• Simplicity
Route 46
• Humility
• Prudence
To
Salem
Rt. 14
• Patience
• Thankfulness
Plaza
Columbiana
Das
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Haus
McDonald's
• Charity
13528 South Avenue • Columbiana, OH 44408 • 234.759.3781
Bill & Gene Linhart’s legacy
continues with new owners, son,
Scott Linhart and his wife Kim.
Shaker
Woods
Festival
Route 14
to
PA. Rt. 51
To East Liverpool
Visit Us at Our New Location!
County Line Road
Jim's VW
Reash's
Market
Pennsylvania-Ohio State Line
Columbiana
Exit
• Meekness
Route 7
Route
164
To East Liverpool
Directions From:
n From Erie, PA: Take 79 South to 80 West. Continue on 80 West to 11 South. Take 11
South and get off the Columbiana exit. Follow signs to the woods.
n From
PA Turnpike: To Ohio Turnpike. Get off exit 232. Take Route 7 South towards East
Liverpool. Go on Route 7 South about 4 miles. You’ll see a sign on Route 7. Turn right on
County Line Road to woods.
n From Pittsburgh/I-376 W: Get off Chippewa exit. At light turn left onto Route 51. At Ohio
line, Route 51 will turn into Route 14. Follow 14 to Route 7 & 14 in Columbiana. Turn right
at light. Go about 3/4 mile, turn left into woods.
n Interstate
680: Get off Western Reserve Road. Follow Route 164 to 7 South. Go about
4 miles to County Line Road. Turn right into woods.
Visit us online:
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Located Inside
Gate B
n Akron: Take 76 east to Route 11 South. Go on Route 11 to Columbiana exit. Follow
signs to woods.
n Cleveland:
Take I-480 East to I-80 East (Ohio Turnpike). Follow I-80 East to I-76 East.
Take exit 232 onto Route 7. Drive 4 miles turn right onto County Line Road into the woods.
n Columbus/Cincinnati: 70 East to Cambridge - Take 77 North to Canton - Pick up Route
62 East to Salem, continue on Route 14 East to Columbiana, turn left on County Line
Road.
n West Virginia/East Liverpool/Steubenville:
Follow Route 7 North all the way to County
Line Road in Columbiana, turn left on County Line Road.
n Columbus/Wooster/Canton: Take
Route 71 North to Route 30 East to Route 62 East to
Alliance. Pick up Route 14, take Route 14 to Columbiana. Turn left on County Line Road.
Go to www.shakerwoods.com for an interactive map with
detailed driving instructions from your specific location.
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wenty years ago, Sam Bard and Kevin Moat were professional ice skaters for
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Sam and Kevin started Botanically Built 15 years ago literally from the ground
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they make rustic twig furniture and
dried floral decorations. They create
the furniture from sticks and use the
end bits for wreaths. Their inventory
includes small chairs, benches, love
seats, wreaths, swags and more.
“First, we used all kinds of wood to
make our furniture,” Sam said. “But
our customers really like the curly
willow, so we started planting curly
willow trees on our farm.”
He added, “In our local area,
everyone comes to us when they need
a floral arrangement.” Items come in
different sizes, shapes, designs and
prices and can be delivered to funeral
homes, hung on walls, for display
purposes or as decorations. The
average twig wreath, for example, is 24 to 36 inches,
while larger ones are up to 5-foot by 6-foot.
The full-time farm florists enjoy making custom
pieces for special occasions and gifts. The duo
encourage customers to provide their own materials.
One customer brought in an antique ironing board,
which Sam and Kevin beautifully decorated with silver
flowers for a bridal shower. A gift for a farmer, on the
other hand, included wheat.
Their flower garden is so large that they regularly
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It’s “Crunchy Leaves
Festival” Time
B
orn and raised in Coraopolis, Pa.,
Amber Fuentes currently resides in
Denver, NC. She enjoys spending time
with her husband, daughter and their
dogs, as well as yard saling and antique
shopping. Amber works in the veterinary
field when she’s not creating stories of
enchantment. By combining descriptive
details with valuable lessons, her stories
are engaging for all ages.
“I like to write stories where it prompts
us to look beneath the surface of what’s
in front of us,” Amber said. “I like to make
the reader think, what if this was true?
How fantastic would that be?”
Her book, “The Littlest Acorn,” takes
place deep in the forest with the yearly
Crunchy Leaves Festival approaching.
With summer giving way to fall, autumn’s
majestic change provides the perfect
setting as the crunchy leaves begin to drift
slowly from the trees and onto the ground.
Shaker Woods is actually the setting
Amber used as the backdrop, thanks to
her many visits to the festival!
But the festival isn’t just special for
the people of this small town; it’s also
special for the animals that call this forest
their home. Despite the daunting task of
stocking up for the winter, the animals can
hardly contain their excitement as they
prepare for their own Crunchy Leaves
Festival.
However, amid the excitement one little
squirrel, Sophie, finds herself sad and
lonely. Not feeling as pretty as the other
squirrels, Sophie believes her tail isn’t as
bushy, shiny and full as the others and that
her big, falling down glasses alienate her
from the group.
Fortunately, an owl named Sir Frederick
James notices Sophie’s distress and
swoops down to help, giving her a magic
acorn to help her realize how important
she is.
Amber Fuentes’ vivid imagery and rich
illustrations place readers so deep into the
middle of the festival, they can almost feel
the leaves crunching beneath their feet.
“I want to make the reader feel like
they’re part of the book,” Amber said. “I
want them to be able to relate to not only
the character, but also different elements
of the story. I want them to understand
and appreciate the importance of selfworth and kindness. Perhaps you relate
to Sophie or maybe you’ll seize the
opportunity and make a difference like Sir
Frederick James; either way we all can
relate in some way.”
Amber’s book is available through
Barnes and Noble, Archway Publishing
and Amazon. She travels for book
presentations and personalization events.
Visit her at the Shaker Woods Schoolhouse
from 11 a.m. to Noon, 1 to 2 p.m. and 3 to
4 p.m each day for a personalized copy!
”
Love is little, love is low.
Love will make my spirit grow.
Grow in peace, grow in light.
Love will do the thing that’s right.
The
Gatlin
Show
”
- Short song originating in the Shaker community at South Union, Kentucky.
It was apparently composed in 1834 by an unidentified Shaker member.
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arryl grew up in Beaver Falls, PA where he began singing with his brother
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• 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
• 4 medium chopped apples,
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Cream butter and sugar in mixing bowl until light. Beat in egg. Sift together all the dry ingredients.
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Bob Schriever
Transforming
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Silver “Wear”
W
hen Bob Schriever, of Cincinnati, Ohio, retired from his job as a high school
math teacher, he looked for a creative hobby he and his wife Joan could enjoy
together.
Bob remembered one of his former students worked his way through college making
jewelry and enjoyed it so much he became a jeweler. He also recalled Navy buddies
during World War II who made jewelry for their girlfriends from silver tableware.
The idea fascinated him and he began experimenting making bracelets from spoon
handles. Bob cut away the spoon end and bent the handles this way and that until
he had a pleasing shape. Then, he added a jump ring, a clasp and a small trademark
[charm] to the bracelet.
“He has an artistic gift that lay dormant all those years,” his wife said. “He never tires
of working with the silverware and he’s constantly experimenting with new ideas.”
Bob found the tines of salad forks make beautiful earrings and he could turn an oyster
fork into a custom ring. Spoon bowls had endless possibilities. Joan and their friends
who received gifts were the first models and encouraged him to continue.
“Many people ask where we get the silverware - all silver plate,” Joan said. “Is it safe
to invite you to dinner, they ask me?”
Actually, Bob’s artistic endeavor
requires Joan’s savvy shopping:
“Bob says I have a knack for choosing
the right patterns at auctions, flea
markets and secondhand stores.
Every silver pattern isn’t a winner.”
Joan admits she made some
mistakes in the beginning. Her 15year experience as Bob’s material
buyer, quality control person and
jewelry consultant at craft shows
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rowing up in a family where food
and cooking were a way of life,
Pat Chrystal always felt right at home
in the kitchen. He enjoyed cooking for
family and friends so much that he and a
partner renovated and opened the Open
Hearth Grill on Youngstown’s west side.
Customers not only enjoyed the meals
but also Pat’s camaraderie and humor.
Pat’s passion for cooking didn’t go
unnoticed by his son Patrick. Patrick
helped out in the kitchen at the Open
Hearth Grill while in high school, then
attended Johnson & Wales University
in Providence, R.I., where he earned
bachelor’s degrees in culinary arts and
hospitality and event management.
Patrick trained on the east coast
throughout Providence and Newport, as
well as in Marlboro, Mass, then returned
to Youngstown to pursue his dream of
owning a restaurant “back home.”
Patrick, his parents Pat and Sandy,
and his sister Shawn were all involved
in Patrick’s Chophouse at Lock 24 in
Lisbon.
Patrick created a recipe for stuffed
Hungarian hot peppers that he and his
Dad began making for friends, Irish
conventions and golf outings. The hot
pepper sandwiches were so well liked
that people began hinting the duo should
take them on the road! Sadly, Patrick
passed away in 2007.
In honor of Patrick’s memory, Pat built
a food trailer and “Patty McPeppers
and his Irish Tenders” was born. Menu
items consisting of stuffed hot Hungarian
peppers, barbecued pork tenderloin,
Guinness brat sandwiches and Rueben
rolls were a hit with the customers he
and his brother, Pete, served at various
special events.
Some years later, Pat and Pete met
a man who imported brick pizza ovens
from Italy. From that chance meeting,
Pete’s-A-Place was born. Pat designed
and built the trailer that houses their
pizza oven from the ground up. After
much experimenting, they’re now known
for some of the best pizzas in Ohio.
What started as a hobby and love of
stuffed hot peppers has evolved into
being part of the Shaker Woods Festival
family. Pat and Pete couldn’t be more
excited!
Current Menu:
• Stuffed Hot Hungarian
Pepper Sandwich
• Various Wood Fired Pizzas
Mark it on Your Calendar!
2017 SHAKER WOODS FESTIVAL
1176 Days Run Road • Fairview, WV • 304-798-3496 • 304-798-3020
AUG. 12-13, 19-20, 26-27
Sam Bard and Kevin Moat continued from page 5
Crafters, Listed Alphabetically With Booth Numbers
also started a Christmas open house, which has
become very successful in the last few years.
A native Ohioan, Sam earned a bachelor of arts
degree in floral design and greenhouse management
from Ohio State University and previously worked at
a greenhouse. Kevin is from Northern England.
Having exhibited at other craft shows, they’re
excited to be at Shaker Woods for the first time this
year. Visit Sam and Kevin at booth 75. #128
131 Danbury Dr.
Youngstown, OH 44512
(330) 783-0650
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ADAM, LINDSAY JEAN-MARIE ................... 162
ANDERS, DAVE ......................................... 104
ANKE, KELLIE & REGIS ............................. 135
ATKINSON, JOANNE .................................. 80
BACHMANN, CHRISTY ............................... 67
BARD, SAM .................................................. 75
BARTON, KEN & SUE .................................. 197
BATES, DUANE ....................................... 66
BEEKMAN, JACK & JODIE ........................ 190
BELL, BILL ................................................. 189
BENDER, GARY & MICHELLE ................... 136
BENNETT, ANNE ......................................... 72
BIERY, KAREN ........................................ 11
BIRLTHISEL, STEVE ..................................... 110
BLAIR, DEBORAH .................................... 19
BLONSKI, DIANE .......................................... 33
BOGER, JEAN ........................................... 96
BOSLEY, JOHN & PATTI ............................. 186
BOSWELL, RON & PAT .............................. 51
BOYCE, KEVIN .............................................. 61
BRAY, TODD & VICTORIA ...................... 21
BRONIAK, JOHN & GLORIA ...................... 82
BROWN, CARL & JOANN ......................... 126
BROWN, TRICIA .................................... 34
CAIMANO, RINALDO ................................... 69
CLARK, KRISTINA ....................................... 142
CLARK-ROSE, COLLEEN ............................. 70
CLINE, LORI ............................................... 116
COLLINS, JIM & BEV .................................. 168
CONTI, MICHELE ....................................... 196
COVINO, NANCY ..................................... 84
CROFT, BERYL .................................... 206
CROWGEY, PRISCILLA ......................... 39
CYPROWSKI, BARBARA ........................ 18
DALLAS, MOLLY .......................................... 90
DARR, KAMA ............................................ 145
DELANCEY, TAMMY .................................. 203
DELLOSA, EERON & JANET ........................ 58
DELORIA, TERRI ..................................... 200
DENNIS, KEVIN ......................................... 163
DIXON, DON .............................................. 175
DULANEY, SHELLY ANN .......................... 171
DUNLEAVY, DAN ..................................... 60
DYLEWSKI, ANTHONY ................................. 29
EARNHART, JANET .................................. 170
ECHOLS, KELLY ....................................... 173
EVANS, SANDRA ............................................ 6
FAST, BEVERLY ................................... 92
FIDELI, LOU ............................................. 27
FLAHERTY, LINET ................................ 133
FOSTER, SHEILA ....................................... 16
FOX, SEAN .............................................. 117
FRANKLIN, MICHAEL ............................... 143
GAINES, RUTH ............................................. 20
GEIGER, BONNIE ....................................... 131
GERTSBAUER, DELAINE ........................ 154
GILBERT, CHARLES ................................. 15
GILSTORF, FRED ........................................... 8
GINGERICH, MICHAEL ........................... 166
GOEHRING, DAREN .................................. 101
GOLD, NINA ............................................... 211
GRANT, MARINA .................................... 188
GRAY, JESSICA ........................................ 138
GUERRIERI, DEANNA .............................. 213
HAAS, JUDY & MARY BETH .................... 208
HAMM, MARK ........................................... 151
HANEY, CAROL ......................................... 179
HART, SUSIE .......................................... 40
HAYTON, SHERRY ......................................... 59
HEATH, LESLIE ............................................. 32
HELFREY, GERALD ...................................... 78
HITT, JILL ................................................ 22
HOERIG, SANDY ........................................ 212
HOHN, KARA .......................................... 139
HOSKINSON, HOLLY ...................................... 71
HUGHES, ZACH, JODIE & JEFF ................ 100
JACOBSEN, DORIS ............................. 191
JAEB, MICHAEL ...................................... 180
JOHNSON, NORA ...................................... 192
JONES, VALERIE ...................................... 81
KADY, NATALIE ............................. 130
KANDRAY, MAUREEN ............................. 128
KARA, JOHN & CAROL ............................. 29
KAUFFMAN, LISA ...................................... 74
KAUFMAN, CINDI ...................................... 67
KAVOSICK, JOHN ............................. 157
KENNEDY, JOHN & JUDY ............................ 10
KERNS, JEANNE ................................... 111
KETTERER, KATHY ............................. 198
KIMPEL, MELISSA ................................... 42
KOLODNY, JOANN ............................. 132
KNOX, TAMMY ...................................... 148
LATOS, PAUL ...................................... 185
LECIEJEWSKI, LYNDA ............................. 156
LEONHARD, JAI ...................................... 57
LEVINSKY, NICK ...................................... 129
LIEDEL, CARA ...................................... 79
LIEDEL, TODD ...................................... 23
LILLIE, CATHY ...................................... 153
MACDONALD, DENNIS ............................. 172
MAKEPEACE, LAURA ............................. 30
MALIK, THERESA ..................................... 184
MAMULA, NICK ...................................... 17
MANDEL, JANET ...................................... 205
MARNIK, CAROL ...................................... 176
MASCI, CAROL ...................................... 65
MCAFEE, BONNIE ...................................... 86
MCAFEE, TERRY ........................................ 87
MCCORMACK, SUSAN .............................. 194
MCDEVITT, JO ........................................ 155
MCNICHOLAS, DEB .................................... 102
MEADE, RON ........................................... 31
MEBERG, MARY ......................................... 150
MELILLO, JUDY ......................................... 167
MENKEL, RICHARD & LISA ........................ 143
MERLINO, MARY ...................................... 201
METIL, JAN ...................................... 35
MILLER, JOSH ...................................... 141
MOAT, KEVIN .................................................. 75
MONTES, STEVE & PAM ............................. 52
MOORE, BETH ...................................... 37
MORAN, SALLY ...................................... 137
MOYNIHAN, SARAH .................................. 213
MYERS, AL ............................................... 1
NELSON, JOE & CASSIE ............................. 121
NIE, DANIEL ............................................... 36
NIX, CHRISTOPHER ...................................... 95
OLSON, LINDA ...................................... 210
ONDASH, JEFF ...................................... 164
OYLER, BILL ...................................... 99
PAHANISH, MATT & RHONDA ..................... 24
PALUH, JACK & MARIAN ........................ 103
PANTY, JANICE ...................................... 9
PARKER, JAMES ...................................... 187
PARSLEY, CAROL ...................................... 96
PAVLIOUK, VADIM ...................................... 93
PESTA, PATRICIA & REBECCA .................... 13
PIERCE, DENNY & ALLEN ........................... 195
PIKE, GARY ............................................... 45
PONN, MARTHA ...................................... 119
PICIONE, DONNA ...................................... 62
PISTIOLAS, MARIA ............................. 50
POPE, KARYN ...................................... 68
POWELL, KAREN ...................................... 83
QUATMAN, CRAIG ................................. 134
RADER, JODI ................................. 169
RANDALL, TRISH .................................. 178
REINHART, REDA .............................. 14
REYNOLDS, LESA ................................... 159
RHODES, RENEE ..................................... 108
RICHARDSON, KIM .................................... 115
RILEY, BRIAN ............................................... 193
ROCK, TONY & DOTTIE .................................... 64
RODGERS, SCOTT & GINGER ................... 114
RODRIGUEZ, ULISA ...................................... 25
ROMAN, JAMIE ...................................... 46
ROMEO, CHRISTOPHER ............................. 7
ROMICK, MARY ...................................... 158
ROST, DEBORAH & FREDERICK ................. 160
RUFUS, SUE ............................................... 5
RYAN, ASHLEY ...................................... 107
SANDERS, MARY ANN ...................................... 4
SAYLOR, GEORGANN ...................................... 34
SCHNEIDER, LARRY ...................................... 63
SCHOOLEY, GENE ...................................... 127
SCHRIEVER, LINDA .......................................... 183
SCHROYER, BRETT ...................................... 125
SEESE, RON ...................................... 161
SEYMOUR, JERRY ...................................... 106
SHAFFER, NANCY .......................................... 89
SHAY, PAUL ...................................... 112
SHEEHAN, JACLYN ...................................... 147
SHEEHAN, TOM & NANCY ............................ 118
SHIPLEY, SHERAN ...................................... 55
SIEFER, JANET ...................................... 120
SINCEK, MARIANNE ...................................... 177
SKVARKA, AMBER ...................................... 73
SKIBO, JANET ...................................... 109
SLEPSKI, NATALIE ...................................... 174
SMITH, GENE & DEBBIE ............................. 123
SMITH, MELISSA ...................................... 209
SNYDER, LIBBIE ............................................ 12
SNYDER, PAUL ............................................. 91
SPINGOLA, STEPHANIE ............................. 88
STAINA, JUDY ...................................... 207
STANIK, MIKE ............................................... 26
STEGALL, ALLAN & NANCY .................... 76
STELLMACH, DENNIS ............................. 41
STEVENSON, GARY ............................. 181
STIBER, GENMARIE ...................................... 3
STITT, RON & VICKIE ............................. 124
STOCKER, STEVE & VAL ............................. 149
STUTZMAN, AIMEE ...................................... 47
SURACE, LINDA ...................................... 79
SWITZENBERG, JOHN & BUNNY ................. 43
TAGGART, STEVE ...................................... 140
TANGLER, SHARON ...................................... 146
TARR, LEESAH ...................................... 152
TEERMAN-RICKETT, VICKI ............................. 98
THEISS, STEPHEN ...................................... 53
THOMAS, DAN & TERRI .................................. 113
THOMAS, LINDA ...................................... 122
TOBIN, GARY & SANDY ...................................... 48
TRISSEL, SALLYANNE ...................................... 85
USNER, SUE ...................................... 94
VERBOSKY, MARY LOU .................................... 54
VINCENT, MICHAEL ...................................... 2
VOSLER, TOM ...................................... 97
WAGONER, DUKE & LAUREL .................... 144
WALKER, NANCY ......................................... 204
WATTS, MARK ........................................... 77
WAYT, MELISSA ...................................... 158
WELTHER, NORENE ...................................... 182
WIESNER, GEORGE ...................................... 199
WIG, CHRIS ..................................................... 32
WINTER, MARIE ...................................... 44
WISE, TOM & JANICE ...................................... 28
WITHERELL, JILL ...................................... 202
WOLFE, CARL ............................................... 38
WOOFTER, ROBERT ...................................... 56
WRIGHT, LINDA ............................................... 49
Red Print Designates New Crafters
F E S T I V A L
G U I D E
SHAKER VILLAGES
213 212
211
210
205 North
Union,
206 OH
209
(64-81)
Amber
Fuentes
(202-213)
208
Hancock,
MA
207
(155-201)
(105-121)
Pleasant Hills, KY
(1-63)
154
149
153 152 151 150
Watervilet, OH
118
119
120
121
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(82-104)
(122-154)
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On the Map:
Oval Around Booth Number, Designates Featured Crafter Story.
The Listing of Crafters:
Box Around Booth Number, Designates New Crafter.
Pleasant Hills, KY. (1806-1910) Dark Blue Area (1-63)
1. Al Myers – The Black Dog Broom Co. – Handmade Shaker Brooms
2. Michal Vincent – The Difference – Coin Jewelry
3. Genmarie Stiber – Roots Plant Rooters – Plant Rooters & Rooting Bulbs
4. Mary Ann Sanders – Trimmers – Wooden Christmas Tree Ornaments
5. Sue Rufus – S. Perry Rufus Studio – Feather Art
6. Sandra Evans – Soaps By The Slice – Body Butters & Sugar Scrubs
7. David Romeo – D. Christopher Designs - Sculptures
8. Fred Gilstorf – Water Falls
9. Mark & Jan Panty – Hotplates USA – Botanical Hotplates/Kitchen
Art (Napkin Holders, Coasters, Utensil Holders)
10. Judy & John Kennedy – My Favorite Bracelet – Sterling Silver
Bracelets, Check Covers & Crystal Head Bands
11. Karen Biery – Karen Biery – Author/Artist
12. Libbie Snyder – Emptynest Creations – Primitive, Repurpose
Birdhouses, Signs, Fabric Dolls, Ornaments, Tobacco Stokes Etc.
13. Patricia & Rebecca Pesta – Pesta’s Country Store – Scarves,
Clothing, Wooden Boxes, Fences, Wreaths, Placemats Etc.
14. Reda Reinhart – Luv Those Rugs – Braided Rugs
15. Charles Gilbert – The Old Oak Tree – Woodwork
16. Sheila Foster – Willow Wood 1887 – Woodworking From
Reclaimed Pallet & Nature Wood, Wineracks, Boses, Troughs
17. Nick & Gwen Mamula – Expression in Art – Wool/Tapestry Banners, Lighted Pictures
18. Barbara Cyprowski – Country Confections – Gourmet Apples & Taffy
19. Deborah Blair – Southern Originals – Carved Folk Art
20. Ruth Gaines - Blooms N Shrooms – Handmade Ceramic Yard Decorations
21. Todd & Victoria Bray – St. Johnsbury Candles – Scented Candles,
Soy Candles, T-Lites, Votives, T-Lite Gift Sets, Scented Dipped Bears
22. Jill Hitt – Studs N Stuff – Custom Swarowski Crystal Clothing
23. Todd Liedel – Rock N Chair Forge & Ironworks - Blacksmith
24. Matt & Rhonda Pahanish – Primitive Gatherings – Rustic Log
Furniture, Hooked Items, Felted Items & Primitive Décor
25. Ulisa Rodriguez – The Snowman Collection – Primitive Handmade
Snowmen, Seasonal Dolls And Seasonal Doorhangers
26. Mike Stanik – Yesteryear Furniture – Shaker Style Furniture in Reclaimed Wormy Chestnut
27. Lou Fideli – Dave’s Coffee Cakes/Lou’s Old Fashioned – Coffee Cakes, Pickled Items
28. Tom & Janice Wise – Wise Custom Metal Designs LLC – Metal Artwork
29. John & Carol Kara – Kara Wood Designs – Wood Working
30. Laura Makepeace & Anthony Dylewski – Makepeace Naturals –
Soy Candles and Handmade Soap
31. Ron Meade – Ron Meade Leather – Leather & Photography
32. Leslie Heath, & Chris Wig – Pinion Silver Design – Hand Stamped Jewelry
33. Diane Blonski – Perfect Treasures – Magnetic Photo Frames,
Family Tree Interchangeable Wood Frames
34. Tricia Brown & Georgann Saylor – Canine Confections –
Homemade Dog & Cat Treats, Collars, Bandannas, Toys & Jackets
35. Jan Metil – Ceramics By Jan – Ceramics, Fabric & Wood
36. Daniel Nie – Dannie Studio – The Name Cooligraphy
37. Beth Moore – Sunburst Selections – Lampwork Jewelry
38. Carl Wolfe – C Square – Wood And Slate
39. Priscilla Crowgey – Woodhaven – Hand Sculpted Wood Signs
40. Susie Hart – Hearts In The Attic – Primitive Fabric Seasonals, Wooden Painted Reprod.
41. Dennis Stellmach – College View Crafts – Functional Wood Products
42. Melissa Kimpel – Kindred Collection LLC – Bath And Body
43. Bunny & John Switzenberg – Cinnamon Treasures – Scented
Beeswax Candles & Ornaments
The Meeting House Stage
44. Marie Winter – Back To Classic Designs – Cameo & Victorian Jewelry
45. Gary Pike – Playtime For Kids – Personalized Child’s Carryall Chalkboards
46. Jamie Roman – Seedlings – Seed, Seed Pods, Wood Beads and All Wire Sculptures
47. Aimee Stutzman – Aimee’s Craft – Decorative Painting
48. Gary & Sandy Tobin – Custom Name Rings – Hand Stamped Name Rings
49. Linda Wright – Crafts To Go – Gel Candles
50. Maria Pistiolas – Little Friends – Cloth Dolls & Accessories
51. Ron & Pat Boswell – Boswell’s Beanery and Blends – Gourmet Foods
52. Pam & Steve Montes – Ginger Blue – Ceiling Tile Frames and Mirrors
53. Stephen Theiss – Good Life Products – Handmade Rope Hammocks
54. Marylou Verbosky – The Crystal Cave – Hand Painted Glass
55. Sheron Shipley – White Raven – Wooden Birdhouses, Shelves, Furniture
56. Robert Woofter – American Made Pens, LLC – Hand Made Patriot
Pens Celebrating America’s Soldiers
57. Jai Leonhard – Jai Originals – Hand Crocheted Nylon & Quilted Hand Crafted Cotton Purses
58. Eeron Dellosa – Fudge A Little – Fudge, Candied Pecans, Caramels
59. Sherry Hayton – Weymouth Wood Crafts – Primitive Furniture & Seasonal Home Outdoor Crafts
60. Dan Dunleavy – Custom Garden Rocks – Carved Rocks & Slates
61. Kevin Boyce – Boyce Art Glass – Hand Blown Glass
62. Donna Piccone – Chelle’s Closet – Jumper w/Matching Hats & Doll Clothing
63. Larry Schneider – Naturewood Art – Nature Hand Painting on Tree Trunks
South Union, KY (1807-1922) Orange Area (64-81)
64. Tony & Dottie Rock – T&D Woodcrafts – Decorative & Seasonal Wood
65. Carol Masci – Camionetta Designs - Framed Tins & Illuminated
Antique Decanters
66. Duane Bates – The Windmill – Windspinners, Kaleidoscopes,
Peppermills, Game Calls
67. Cindi Kaufman & Christy Bauchman – Old Raggedy Friends
68. Karyn Pope – Hey Baby Boutique – Baby Clothes, Accessories &
Hair Bows, Items For Moms Too
69. Rinaldo Caimano – Rinaldo’s Designs - Handcrafted Wooden
Vases, Urns, Bowls, Coblets
70. Colleen Clark-Rose – Colleen’s Creations - Applique Clothing
71. Holly Hoskinson – Sister Sediments – Garden Items
72. Anne Bennett – Bears And Critters – Teddy Bears & Wardrobe
73. Amber Skvarka – Name Frames – Letter Art Photography
74. Lisa Kauffman – Crafts By Lisa Kauffman – Wood Signs, Trunks,
Benches, Scarecrows & Snowmen
Church In The Wildwood
Shaker School House – Amber Fuentes
75. Sam Bard – Botanically Built – Willow Furniture & Floral Decoration
76. Allan & Nancy Stegall – Stegall’s Stoneware – Decorative &
Functional Stoneware Pottery
77. Mark Watts – EZ Hanging Chairs – Steam Bent Hanging Chairs
78. Gerald Helfrey, Janet & Eeron Dellosa – Fudge A Little –
Delicious Homemade Fudge, Candied Pecans & Carmels
79. Linda Surace & Cara Liedel – It’s A Linda – Hand Woven Rugs
80. Joanne Atkinson – Muddy Mary’s Gourmet Inc. – Speciality Food
81. Valerie Jones – Just Country – Country Pumpkins, Santas,
Decorative Wood
Whitewater, OH. (1824-1916) Brown Area (82-104)
82. John & Gloria Broniak – Lindenwood Studio – Wood Carvings
83. Karen Powell – KC Crystal – Magnetic Hemafite & Swarovski Crystal
84. Nancy Covino – Nancy’s Fancies – Hand Painted Furniture,
Repurposed Wood Decor
85. Sallyanne & Bill Trissel – Cottage Garden Creations – Painted
Glass Wine Bottle Cottages, Jars, Jugs & Glasses
86. Bonnie McAfee – Scotish Loff Quilts – Baby Quilts, Table Toppers
87. Terry McAfee – McAfee Family Crafts – Fine Wooden Game Boards
88. Stephanie Spingola – Designs By Stephanie – Hand Designed &
Hand Painted Clothing & Accessories
89. Nancy Shaffer – Kan Do Crafts – Handmade Seasonal & Holiday ‘Odoorables’
90. Molly Dallas – Molly Dallas Spatterware – Pottery – Handpainted
Dinnerware & Accessories
91. Paul Synder – Ole Lancaster Shade Co. – Lamps, Lampshades,
Trash Bins & Home Wood Decor
92. Beverly Fast – Home For The Holidays – Handmade Fabric
Snowmen, Santas, Angels, Scarecrows And Pumpkins
93. Vadim Pavliouk – Art For Us Studio – Lamp Work, Flame Work Sculpture
James Kurt – Castlecreek Delights – All Natural Carmel & Chocolates Sauces
94. Sue B. Usner-Miller – Decorative Painting
95. Christopher Nix – Handrawn “Visual Biographies” With Multiple
Images Within
96. Carol Parsley – Parlsey Pottery & Jean Boger - Fired Up Ladies
– Hand Made Pottery & Handmade Garden Art
97. Tom Vosler – Custom Made Knives
98. Vicki Teerman-Rickett – Kozy Mittens By Vicki – Up-Cycled Wool
Mittens & Accessories & Once Fired Bullet Jewelry
99. Bill Oyler – C&C Country Furniture
100. Zach, Jodie & Jeff Hugges – Hughes Primitive Crafts – Barn
Wood & Metal Primitive Crafts
101. Daren Goehring – Tree Top Toys – Wooden Toys And Doll Furniture
102. Deb McNicholas – D&M Originals – Floral
103. Jack & Marian Paluh – Jack Paluh Art Inc. – Limited Edition
Canvas Prints, Oil Paintings & Miniatures
104. Dave Anders – Colonial Wagon & Wheel – Metal Art For Home & Garden
Mt. Lebanon, NY (1787-1947) Green Area (105-121)
105. Sue Anderson – Home Exteriors – Wooden Yard Decorations
106. G.L. Seymour – Robert Griffing Art Work – Art Work Robert Griffing Artist
107. Ashley Ryan – Olde Thyme Prims – Handmade Prmitives
108. Renee & Jeff Rhodes – Creative Ideas – Window Pictures & Access.
109. Janet & Al Skibo – Buttermilk Hill – Handpainted Folkart & Signs
110. Steve Birlthesil – Mountaineer Wood Crafts
111. Jeanne Kerns – Maude and Hap’s Attic - Dolls
112. Paul Shay – Shay Pens and Fine Woodworking, LLC –
Handcrafted One of a Kind Pens From Exotic Woods.
113. Don Thomas – Don Thomas Music – Original Peaceful Acoustic
Guitar Instrumental CD’s
114. Scott & Ginger Rodgers – Scott & Ginger Woodshop – Wood Working
115. Kim Richardson – GCC Glass By Kimberly – Sculptured,
Handpainted Glass
116. Doyle & Lori Cline – Cabin Cellar Crafts – Wood Crafts, Bear, Moose, Etc.
117. Sean Fox – Unique Magnetic Jewelry – Custom Made Jewelry –
Designed & Created at the Show!
118. Thomas & Nancy Sheehan – The Pennsylvania Basket Co. –
Handwoven Baskets
119. Martha Ponn – Martha Ponn Designs – Jewelry
120. Janet Siefer – Shooting Star – Fiber Kids Denim Jackets & Ladies Scarfs
121. Joe & Cassie Nelson– Foxcreek Baskets – Mahogany Baskets
Watervilet, OH (1810-1910) Yellow Area (122-154)
First-Aid (EMT’s)
122. Linda Thomas – Hillcrest Farm – Seasonal Primitives – “Repurposed Creations”
123. Gene & Debbie Smith – Sandstone Secrets – Garden Sculptures & Access.
124. Ron & Vickie Stitt – S and S Ceramics – Ceramic Outdoor
Plaques – Southwestern - Gargoyles
Gate C
125. Brett Schroyer – Country Crossings – Wood Carved Rocking
Horses, Furniture Designs
126. Carl & Joann Brown – The Original Strudel Factory
127. Gene Schooley – Gene Schooley Originals – Dolls Collectible/
Playable & Clothing
Information Booth
128. Maureen Kandray – Tatted Heirlooms & Common Scents – Tatting
Soaps & Potpourri
129. Nick Levinsky – Mill Creek Woods – Shaker & Colonial Furniture,
Shaker Design Wood Items
130. Natalie Kady – Thru The Garden Window – Vintage Designs
Gate B
The Garden Stage – Entertainment
Town N’ Country – Floral, Herbs, Landscaping, Plants, Flowers
131. Bonnie Geiger – Knock On Wood – Lightbulb Ornaments,
Decorative Wood & Glass Ornaments
132. Joann Kolodny – 4The Birds – Cedar Birdhouses, Feeders & Bird Baths
133. Linet Flaherty – Little Coon Creek Patterns & Crafts – Cloth Dolls & Decor
134. Craig Quatman – Get Your Jewlz On - Jewelry
135. Kellie & Regis Anke – Antique Tile Designs – Antique Tile Home Décor Items
136. Gary & Michelle Bender – Dixie Bags – Travel Hand Bags
Dennis Hart – European Almonds-Peanut Brittle
Ken Tynan – Chainsaw Artist
137. Sally Moran – Chair Canning
138. Jessica Gray – Jessica Gray Ceramics – Handmade Pottery –
Mugs, Chip & Dip Platters, Yarn Bowls, Coasters, Colanders
139. Kara Hohn – Sew Appealing, LLC, Handmade Fabric Items –
Aprons, Lots of Baby Items, Tote Bags
140. Steve Taggart – Taggart Pottery – Pottery
141. Josh Miller – Oak Crafts Inc. – Solid Wood Furniture
142. Kristina Clark – Westbrook’s Cannery – Apple Butter, Pickles, Relishes, Peppers
143. Lisa & Richard Menkel & Michael Franklin – RLM – Handmade
Keepsake Boxes
144. Duke Wagoner – Down Home Leather
145. Kama Darr – Vintage Key – Typewriter Jewelry
146. Sharon Tangler – Heirloom Treasures – Primitive Candles,
Potpourri, Candle Tins & Candle Boxes
147. Jaclyn Sheehan – Liberty Linens – Repurposed Goods; Pillows, Linens, Windows
148. Tammy Knox – Blossoms in the Village
149. Steve & Val Stocker – Stocker Woodworking – Oak Furniture
150. Mary Maberg – Middle Mountain Acres – Gourds
151. Mark Hamm – Chester P. Basil’s – Wooden Spoons
152. Leesah Tarr – Hannah Victoria – Hand Sculpted Clay Whimseys & Paintings
153. Cathy Lillie – Pinetree Primitives – Refurbished And Stenciled
Furniture and Home Decor
154. Delaine Gerstbauer – Wood Carver
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Need Help Finding a Crafter?
Stop at our Information Center
located between Gates B & C. (along the fence)
Hancock, MA (1790-1960) Purple Area (155-201)
155. Jo McDevitt - The Paintin’ Parlor – Decorative Mixed Media, Hand
Painting on a Variety of Substrates – Floral Wreaths & Mantel Garland
156. Lynda Leciejewski - Kate & Bud’s Closet – Handpainted
Clothing/Accessories, Newborn & Toddler & Youth – Adult – Mom & Me
157. John Kavosick – Perfect Pleasures – Copper & Brass Garden Gifts
158. Melissa Wayt & Mary Romick – M&M Country Crafts – Soft Sculpture & Painted Wood
159. Lesa Reynolds – Bridgewater Primitives – Primitives, Woodenware, Candles & Potpourri
160. Deborah & Frederick Rost – Stenciled Slates – Decorative
Hand-Stenciled Seasonal Slates
161. Ron Seese – Double Dowel Woodworking – Cutting Boards, Pens
162. Lindsay Jean-Marie Adam – LJM Accessories – Handmade
Knitware, Sweaters, Ponchos & Scarf Pins
163. Kevin Dennis – Dennis Farms – Pure Maple Syrup Products
164. Jeff Ondash – What A Great Gift – Photo Letter Art
165. Vickie Marie – Bling N Things – Custom Designed Bracelets & Jewelry
166. Michael Gingerich – Puzzle Mike’s – Folk Art Puzzles, Games & Toys
167. Judy Melillo – Apple Country Floral Accents – Floral Wreaths,
Swags, Centerpieces, Home Décor, Fall Wood Décor, Post Birdhouses
168. Jim & Bev Collins – Domb Saddlery Co. - Leather
169. Jodi Rader – Olde World Charm – Reproduction Furniture – Primitive Dolls
170. Janet Earnhartt – Silhouette Cutting
171. Shelly Ann Dulaney - Shellyann’s Crystal Creations - Customized Jewelry
172. Dennis MacDonald – High Point Crafts – Brooms, Feather Fans
& Dusters, Walking Sticks & Canes
173. Kelly Echols – Aspen Moose – Industrial Lamps, Horeshoe Art, Tables
174. Natalie Slepski – Shaker Sweet Shack - Cotton Candy, Shaved Ice,
Homemade Milkshakes, Pop, Water
175. Don Dixon – Earth Images Gallery - Photography
176. Carol Marnik – Carousel of Colors – 4” Miniature Art with Pressed Flowers
177. Frank & Marianne Sincek – Cricket’s Thicket – Country Furnitures & Access.
178. Trish Randall – Simple Gifts Collection – Dough Clay Figures
179. Carol Haney – Ca-Jo Hobby House – Hand Painted Glassware
180. Michael Jaeb – Simple Products LLC – Artisan Small Batch Foods
181. Gary Stevenson – Sculptures By Gary Stevenson – Wildlife Sculpture
182. Russell & Norene Welther – Punk’s Sewing – Cornhole Games & Bags
183. Linda Schriever – Silver “Wear” – Jewelry Made From Silverware
184. Theresa Malik – Theresa’s Woolen Crafts – Soft Sculpture, Non-Wearable Fiber
185. Paul Latos – The Linn Pottery Studio and Gallery – Creamics, Stoneware & Porcelain
186. Patti & Rocky Bosley – RPM Treasures – Vintage Vinyl Record Purses
187. James Parker – JE Parker Custom Knifes & Photography
188. Marina and Sons Chris & Josh Grant – The Wooden Hen – Painted Wood
189. Bill Bell – Buffalo Bill’s – Handmade Leather Handbags
190. Jack & Jodie Beekman – J&J Woodworking – Woodcrafts &
Decorative Painting, Home Décor
191. Doris Jacobsen – Simply Oak – Oak Furniture
192. The Johnson Family – Herbs For Healthful Living – Herbal
Products, Soaps, Medicinals, Culinary
193. Brian Riley – B. Riley Blacksmithing Ltd. – Blacksmith
194. Susan McCormack – Susi’s Critters – Sculpture
Gate A
195. Denny & Allen Pierce – Briar Hill Rustic Furniture
196. Michele Conti – Inspiretees – Embellished Clothing
197. Ken & Sue Barton – Sue Barton Calligraphy – Fibre Art & Calligraphy
198. Kathy Ketterer – Crochet Visions – Fine Thread Crochet & Yarn Crochet
TJ Setinsek – Licks Hand-Crafted Gourmet Pops
199. George Wiesner – Yardscape, LLC – Metal Yard Art
200. Terri Deloria & V. Mikolan – Gatherings A.C. – Handcrafted
Wine, Beer, Pepper, Spiked & Fruit Jellies & Jams
201. Mary Merlino – Decorative Home Accents – Floral Accented Items for All Seasons
North Union, OH (1822-1889) Red Area (202-213)
202. Jill Witherell & Cindy Wilson – Sheepskin Shop – Sheepskin, Wool
and Fleece Clothing & Accessories
203. Tammy Delancey – Humble Heart – Wrought Iron Outdoor & Indoor Items
204. Nancy & Lee Walker – Creative Creations @ The Walker Farm –
Blankets & Accessories; Slate Wall Hangings
205. Janet Mandel – Janet Mandel Art Studio – Wildlife Paintings
206. Beryl Croft – The Sutersville Sewing Co. – Appliqued Sweatshirts
207. Judy Slaina-Eddy – Main Street Originals – Gracie Collection - Folkart
208. Judy & Mary Beth Haas – All Put Together – Up-Cycled Purses, Totes, Crocheted Hats
209. Melissa Smith – 1820 House – Soy Candles
210. Linda Olson – Weeline – Doll Clothing For American Girl Doll
211. Nina Gold – Goldie’s Creations – Clay Flowers, Coconut Shell Lamps
212. Sandy Hoerig – Country At Heart – Primitive Dolls and Seasonal Folk Art
213. Deanna Guerrieri & Sarah Moynihan – My Beverly Jewelry – Nature
Pressed Flower Jewelry
Concession Food Area A
• Paddy Mcpeppers & Pete’s-A-Place – Fired Oven
Pizzas & Stuffed Peppers, Calzones, Pop
• Embry’s Concession – Funnel Cakes, Hand Dipped
Corn Dogs, Bacon Fried Green Tomato Sandwich, Spiral
Potatoes, Fried Green Tomatoes, Tea, Cherry Limeade And
Lemonade
• Have Smoke Will Travel – Slow Smoked Hickory
Pulled Pork, Slow Smoked Maple Sausage, Baked Beans,
Cole Slaw & Sweet Tea
• A Taste Of Shaker Past/Peace Valley Bakery
– Reubens On Fresh Rye Bread, Beef Parfaits, Chicken Pot
Pie, Corn Fritters, Pepperoni Rolls, Apple Dumplings
w/w-o Ice Cream, Assorted Cookies, Pop, Water, Coffee
• Shaker Beef House – Rib Eye Steak Sandwiches:
Your Choice of Carolina BBQ - Smoked Provolone Cheese,
Sautéed Peppers & Caramelized Onion – French Dip-Baby
Swiss Cheese & Sauteed Mushrooms Or The Original –
Melted Cheddar Cheese & Caramelized Onions
• Friends Of Acacia – Sausage Sandwiches w/Peppers
& Onions, Keilbassi & Kraut, Meatball Sub
• B&B Shaker Food – Philly Cheese Steak Sandwich,
Char-Grilled Brats, Fresh Cut French Fries, Vidalia Onion
Rings, Cinnamon Roll Sundae, Ice Cream, Pop, Water,
Sweet Tea
• The Tall Texan Booth – Tall Texan Sandwich w/
Choice of: ½ lb. Black Angus Burger, Chicken, Portabella
Mushrooms Served w/Cheese Grilled Onions, Sweet
Peppers And Marinara Sauce, Veggie Texan, Pedal Onion,
Grilled Cheese, Pop & Water
Concessioner Food Area B
• Shaker Kitchen – Fresh Cut Fries with Toppings to
Choose from, Omelet Bar, Coffee, Drinks, Chai Tea,
Pop & Water
• J&R’s Kitchen – Chicken Pita, Taco Salad, Grilled
Chicken Sandwich, Fresh Grilled Hamburgers &
Cheeseburgers, Home Made Hot Dogs & Chili Dogs,
Nachos with Your Choice of Toppings, Biscuits & Gravy,
Water, Pop, Coffee, Sweet Tea
• Snack Shack – Dried Fruits, Candy, Trail Mixes, Nuts,
Birch Beer, Black Cherry Soda, Bottled Water
• Shaker Wing House – Wings, Pulled Pork Sandwich
with Fresh Slaw, Fresh Pork Parfaits, Spaghetti and
Meatball on a Stick, Homemade Loaded Chips with
Toppings, Fresh Fried Zucchini, Fresh Squeezed Lemon
Shakes, Bottled Water & Pop
• Brother Jon’s – DiRusso Sausage Sandwich with
Peppers & Onions, Kielabassi Sandwich, Haluski, Pierogies,
Soft Pretzels, Ice Tea, Bottled Water
• Granny’s Fruit Cobbler – Fruit Cobbler w/Ice
Cream, Buckeye Blasts, Strawberry Shortcake, Chocolate/
Caramel/Peanut Butter Sundaes, Apple Crisp, Bottled Water
• Popcorn Man & Pickleman – Kettle Korn, Apple Cider
Donuts, Fried Pickles, Hand Battered Fresh Fried Chicken
Tenderloins, Waffles & Chicken
• Weingarters Old Fashioned Sodas & Ciders
• European Gourmet Almonds – Roasted Almonds,
Cashews & Pecans, Jumbo Chocolate Turtles,
Peanut Brittle
Shaker Woods Festival would
like to thank
Brother Allens Inn
for over 30 years of
service and dedication.
Vanessa Campagna
Performing: August 13 & 14 at The Garden Stage
I
t is her commanding presence and captivating stage
personality along with her dynamic and versatile voice
that has made Vanessa Campagna a fan favorite. These
traits along with her passion to perform have earned her
the opportunity to work with some of the most successful
entertainers in the music industry and at many of the most
prestigious music venues across the country. It is her
diversity, yet vocal purity that earned her the respect of
world-renowned multi-award winning, director/composer,
Marvin Hamlisch; who claimed, “Vanessa is the real deal”.
She was both honored and humbled when he asked
her to join him for a variety of shows with the National,
Buffalo Philharmonic, and Pittsburgh Symphonies. The
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette said after one of her shows, “…
the blossoming star power and whopping voice of young
Vanessa Campagna shined brightly” and in the words
of the Buffalo News, “Vanessa is a precociously gifted
vocal powerhouse and a mature singer reminiscent of a
young Celine Dion.”
She was only 10 years old when she was chosen out of
24,000 youngsters to appear on CBS’ Star Search. Since
then, she has shared the stage with some of the greatest
artists in the music industry such as Reba, Sugarland,
Trace Adkins, Blake Shelton, Alan Jackson, Brooks &
Dunn, Loretta Lynn, Keith Urban and more. In Vanessa’s
eyes, dreams are meant to come true! Her passion for
music continues to grow and shine. The sky truly is the
limit for this bright young star.
For more on Vanessa and her music, visit her on line
at www.vanessacampagna.com
Bob Schriever continued from page 9
Woodhaven
New Designs for 2016!
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I would like to extend to you an invitation to join us at the
2016 Shaker Woods Festival. My products are unique in the
Arts and Craft business because I feature wood products
each incorporating Hand Sculpted artwork. My pieces are all
original designs that utilize a marble sculpting compound, hand
detailing and time intensive antiquing process, which in turn
gives them a very rich, old world appearance.
As an added benefit to all of my customers, I finish all
the pieces for either indoor or outdoor display and actively
copyright each one to assure you that you will not find
anything like them anywhere else. Please stop by for our
regular demonstrations and experience works of art that are
pleasing to behold and a joy to own and collect. Thank You
“Last year, acquaintances asked us
to make jewelry they received in the
mail from their grandparents in East
Germany. Over a period of time, they
received some of the packages that
were sent, but some were lost and
they didn’t have a complete set,” Joan
said. “There wasn’t enough to use as
tableware, but they were thrilled we
were able to make enough jewelry
that everyone in the family could have
mementoes to share.”
Although all jewelry they display at
Shaker Woods is made of silver-plated
tableware, many of their custom orders are made from a family’s sterling silver.
“Sterling silver is so expensive that we couldn’t afford to buy it and try to resell
it as jewelry. However, sterling silver tableware makes beautiful jewelry,” she said.
Bob makes rings and bracelets in several sizes, and at Shaker Woods, Joan
takes the time to make sure each piece fits the buyer, saying, “You may find people
crowded around our booth because buying our jewelry is very much one-on-one.
We want each person to be perfectly satisfied. When you craft because you love to
do it, hearing firsthand how people enjoy our jewelry adds to our pleasure.”
It’s been 17 years since the Schriever’s made their first appearance at Shaker
Woods. While the product line has changed during the 30-plus years Silver “Wear”
has been in business, the quality of its service and workmanship is still the “best!”
Bob, at 90 years young, still makes bracelets, rings, earrings and pendants,
but is teaching daughter Linda the skills required
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to keep the special brand of jewelry as a family
business.
Granddaughter Dana participates
when school and social events allow. Joan is
retired from Silver “Wear” but often gets asked for
her opinion and to conduct quality control, which
she generously provides with a smile.
Adult bracelets range in price from $25 to $35.
A selection of top quality
Most rings are $15, but some are $20. Earrings
exciting and unique specialty food
are priced at $12 and pendants range from $16
products prepared with pride and
to $45.
a passion for perfection.
Customers who bring silverware to Shaker
Bon appétit.
Woods will receive finished work via mail after
Pat and Ron Boswell
P.O Box 486
the show.
Hinckley, Ohio 44233
Find the Schriever’s in Booth 183 (near
(877) 463-4619 • Fax (330) 278-2679
www.boswellsbeanery.com
Ticket Booth “A” Red).
Handmade in the USA!
Many different sizes available.
Hotplates hold up to 400 degrees heat.
Over 95 different dried and natural ingredients.
See us at booth number 9
www.hotplatesusa.etsy.com
email: botanicalhotplates@yahoo.com
#10
MY FAVORITE
BRACELETS
Gourmet Food Products
Call, Write or Fax for FREE Brochure
We Do Fundraising!
JUDY KENNEDY
Kara Hohn continued from page 2
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#155
Herbal Soaps • Salves • Dips • Culinary Blends and Much More!
1672 Rauch Road
East Palestine, Ohio 44413
JOHNSON FAMILY PROPRIETORS
Aimee’s Crafts
#4
#47
Aimee Stutzman
Decorative Painting Primitives
814-442-6991
#97
#162
Apple Country Floral Accents #167
Judy Melillo - Floral Designer
• Floral Wreaths, Baskets
& Table Centerpieces
• Fall Wood Décor
• Primitive Wood Décor
• Post Birdhouses
4391 Pine Lake Dr. • Medina, OH 44256
(330) 722-6709 • (330) 416-8658 cell
mel4391@zoominternet.net
#133
724-452-6357 Phone & Fax
724-513-0119 Mobile
www.crochetvisions.com
#198
Primitive Patterns
& Handcrafted Dolls
littlecooncreek.com
412-487-7411
S&S
Ceramics
Owner
crochetvisions @ gmail.com
#124
Ron & Vickie Stitt
Specializing in Unique & Unusual Pieces
Southwestern Vases & Lights
www.etsy.com/shop/sandsceramics
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Kara’s first creation was a thick bib, custom made
for her niece who drooled day and night. Then, next
in her line, were bibs large enough to cover her own
toddler and be fastened with a snap so he couldn’t pull
off the bib.
Early on at a local farmer’s market, a few customers
requested aprons and Kara soon realized that aprons
were becoming popular again (and that she loved
picking the coordinating fabrics.)
Her business has grown steadily in the past eight
years. One of the best compliments she received was
that the toddler bibs have washed and worn so well
that satisfied customers are handing them down to
new moms. One customer said, “The bibs still look so
nice even after several years!” All bibs, burp cloths and
toddler bibs are backed in soft absorbent chenille.
Sew Appealing also works with two bakeries that
wear (and wash) her aprons daily. The employees love
how beautiful the aprons look many months later!
This is Sew Appealing’s first year at the Shaker
Woods Festival. Kara grew up in Butler, Pa., then lived
in Medina, Ohio for eight years, where Sew Appealing
began. It was a big
decision to leave
a loyal customer
base when she
moved back to her
hometown in 2014.
Sew
Appealing
participates
in
festivals between
western Pa. and
Eastern Ohio.
Please
stop
by booth 139 for
quality thoughtful
items for you and
your little ones.
Lindsay Jean-Marie ADAM
“Walk Softly” - Shaker Hymn
When we assemble here to worship God,
To sing his praises and to hear his word
We will walk softly.
While we are passing thro’ the sacred door,
Into the fold where Christ has gone before,
We’ll worship and bow down we will rejoice
With purity of heart; and with clean hands,
Our souls are free, we’re free from Satan’s bands And when we hear the shepherd’s gentle voice
Fashion You’ll Flip Over
L
indsay Jean-Marie Adam is a
fashion designer and textile artist
from Akron, Ohio. After graduating from
the University of Akron with a bachelor
of fine arts in fashion merchandising
degree in 2003, she started designing
her own knitwear collection for women
and young girls.
Working from a home studio, Lindsay
develops her own patterns. Among them
is her signature flip sweater, for which
she’s known throughout the U.S.
Two different looks from one sweater
Lindsay spent five years perfecting
this unique and versatile type of sweater.
“It’s great for all climates because of the
open stitch,” she said. “Simply wear the
sweater long or flip upside down and
wear short. The short look can also
provides a hood. You get two sweaters
in one!”
Along with hundreds of sweaters
to choose from, this wearable art
fashion designer also creates gorgeous
ponchos, gloves, scarves, shawls and
vests. Plus, she designs and hammers
metal pins to hold the scarves in place. Working eight or more hours a day six
days a week, she takes great pride in
her open weave style and loves sharing
her expertise combining different
textiles. Examples include a faux fur
yarn with a soft plush cotton blend and
a silk bamboo yarn along with a bumpy
chenille yarn. “My sweaters have an
unusual flare to them with a tailored
scoop back accenting the beauty of a
KAREN BIERY
Karen Biery
Author/Artist
Booth 11
Original art, slates, wood,
and “Create Your Own”
Stegall’s Stoneware
#76
Alan and Nancy Stegall
SHOW SPECIAL
GRANDPARENT MUGS
20 Each
$
(Includes OH state sales tax)
1-800-788-7697
www.stegallspottery.com
stegallspottery@gmail.com
woman’s figure,” she said.
Lindsay learned about fashion and
textiles by watching her mother and
grandmother transform yarn and fabric
into masterpieces, adding, “Growing
up, I was blessed to be around powerful
women. They taught me to keep moving
forward, follow my dreams and never
look back for any moment.”
It’s no wonder then that this fashion
knitwear artist’s motto is: Confident
Women Wear Wearable Art Pieces
by Lindsay Jean-Marie. Her goal is
Gatherings
Handcrafted Jellies & Jams
Wine - Pepper- Spiked- Beer- Fruit
No Additives, Not Watered Down
We Use Non-Gmo Pectin & Pure Cane Sugar
Booth #200
Jelly has grown up!
Visit our Website at gatheringsac.com
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#159
#33
Perfect Treasures
Magnetic Photo Frames
A gathering of early wares and smalls.
Wooden ware, candles & primitive goods
Diane Blonski
5990 University Blvd.,
Suite 12, PMB 183
Moon Twp., PA 15108
609-972-9410
perfecttreasuresgifts.com
15255 Gaskill Drive
Alliance, Ohio 44601
330.823.4864
bridgewaterprimitives@yahoo.com
#187
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#98
New Towne Cloggers
Performing: August 21 at The Garden Stage
T
he New Towne Cloggers are a group of clog
dancers who love to dance for the purpose of
having FUN. They perform for the public or just enjoy
dancing in class. Most of all they have become great
friends who feel like a part of an extended family
and it shows in each performance. Bring the whole
family for some great wholesome fun!
#15
by Vicki
Wool Mittens from
Recycled Sweaters
- Handmade in Ohio kozymittens.com
New this Year - Mix & Match!
Ask About Our
Bullet
Jewelry
#50
Primitive Dolls
and Folk Art by
Maria
Pistiolas
littlefriendsdolls.com
330.273.3932
maria@littlefriendsdolls.com
God’s Quad
Returning to Shaker Woods
...and we can’t wait to see you!
#156
Stop by for a visit at
Kate & Bud’s
Closet
Select from a large assortment
of coordinating clothing and
accessories for newborn, infant,
toddler and youth!
Like us on Facebook at
Kate & Bud’s Closet
K8nbud@msn.com
Performing: August 28 at The Garden Stage
G
od’s Quad has a Southern Gospel sound with
smooth 4 part harmony, mixed with humor,
laughter and the spreading of the gospel of Jesus
Christ, continues to delight, entertain and drive an
uplifting powerful message of the good news to all
who hear them.
God has truly opened doors and continued to bless
this quartet over the years.
JOIN US FOR ANOTHER GREAT YEAR AT...
ANTIQUES
IN THE
WOODS
A Magnificent Antique Show
Located on the Shaker Woods Grounds
Saturday, September 10, 2016 - 10am to 5pm
Sunday, September 11, 2016 - 10am to 4pm
Antiques in the Woods proudly presents the area’s top quality antique & collectible dealers offering something for
everyone! Linens, glassware, furniture and much, much more will be offered at this year’s wonderful antique show.
While on the grounds, enjoy a weekend of the hit & miss engines, a civil war encampment, the sounds of tractor pulls
and live entertainment from the New Silver Eagle Band throughout each day. Be sure to bring your appetite for all the
great country cooking and awesome desserts. Take time on Sunday to mill around the classic car show or enter your
own classic car or truck for a chance to win a trophy! Each driver receives free admission along with a dish plaque.
Mark your calendars, this is one show you don’t want to miss!
WE’RE MINUTES AWAY FROM THE OHIO/PA TURNPIKE AND PLENTY OF LODGING IS AVAILABLE MINUTES FROM THE SHOW!
www.antiquesinthewoods.com
email: antiquesinthewoods@yahoo.com
For more information on becoming
a Dealer, please contact:
Lana Grim
Antiques in the Woods, LLC
217 State Route 7
Columbiana, Ohio 44408
Phone: 330-550-4190
Fax: 330-482-0215
GENERAL ADMISSION
PER DAY
Adults.....$6.00
Children 12 & Under....FREE
Special rates are available
for bus tours and groups
Maria Pistiolas
Makepeace Naturals
Soy Candles in Ohio Pottery
Handmade Soaps & Lotions
“Natural Goodness in All We Do!”
See us at Booth #30
www.makepeacenaturals.com
#1
Chelle’s Closet
Customers Leave
With Smiles
#62
I
Donna Picione
440-355-4034
Like Us!
#201
Advertising is Our Craft.
McG a f f i c
A d v e r tisi n g
Ideas That Bring Results
433 State Avenue • Beaver, PA 15009
724.774.6341 • FAX 724.774.6351
mcgafficadvertising.com • ken@mcgaffic.com
t’s been 38 years since Maria Pistiolas made her
first rag doll for her then four-year-old daughter
Nikki. That little rag doll with a white eyelet apron
and red hair turned into a family business called
Little Friends Cloth Dolls.
Maria was born and raised in Ambridge, Pa.,
where her mother taught her how to hand sew at a
young age. Her dad was a barber and his customers
would leave newspapers behind, which Maria used
to make patterns. Later, when married and living in
Brunswick, Ohio, she inherited her mom’s antique
treadle sewing machine.
Maria taught Nikki and son Michael how to sew
and stuff body parts. She gave most of her early
creations to family, friends and charities to raise
funds for children and abused women. She recalls
being told, “Those little dolls of yours make me
smile.”
In 1980, a local show promoter convinced Maria
to sell her dolls at a show and to her surprise all of
them sold! The fourth bedroom of her home became
the official sewing room. A newer and faster sewing
machine was purchased. Husband George built
shelves for storage. And she started collecting
fabric, lace and buttons, baskets for the dolls to hold,
along with small bears, rabbits and cats for the dolls
to carry, and anything that might make each doll
unique.
When traveling, Maria found new treasures for the
dolls, including colorful fabrics, vintage children’s
books, hats, American flags, antique jewelry and
different color yarns for hair.
No two of the whimsical folk art rag dolls are the
same. The range in size from 12 to 36 inches and
have a raggedy or little girl’s face. Different color
yarns and threads are used for hair.
Customers often give Maria cherished “hankies”
handed down from a grandmother or a keepsake
piece of jewelry to create dolls in memory of loved
ones or for gifts.
In 1993, Little Friends Cloth Dolls became part of
the Shaker Woods family. During those three glorious
weekends, Maria sold every doll she made. She
promised Sue Ferguson she’d be better prepared
the following year for her new customers.
Maria says most of the dolls are purchased by
ladies who love collecting and decorating or to give
Lindsay Jean-Marie Adam continued from page 17
to manufacture women’s
apparel that makes women
feel good about themselves.
She believes in encouraging
women to express themselves
and strives for sophistication
and elegance with her colorful
creations, which come in
black, grey, off-white, tan,
taupe and white to name just
a few.
Lindsay exhibits at shows
throughout the U.S. and
is excited to be at Shaker
Woods, booth 162, for the first
time. She welcomes custom
orders, saying, “I strive in
giving each customer a oneof-a-kind experience.”
Every time you see The
Lindsay Collection, you’ll
see something new as she
changes her materials all the
time.
For more information, visit
lindsayjeanmarie.com.
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ELK RUN ROLL-OFF SERVICES
and
ELK RUN industries
which is a licensed
Construction and Demolition Landfill
P.O. Box 271 • Lisbon, OH • (330) 424-9401
elkrunrolloff.com
”A Remembrance of a Simpler Life”
SHAKERS
COTTAGE
Colonial and Shaker Style Furniture, Accessories & Gifts
Shakers Cottage is your source for Country Curtains
with many styles and patterns to select from.
Find the look you need for your windows.
• Braided Rugs
• Framed Prints
• Salt Glazed Pottery • Primitives
Visit us on
• Country Lighting
• Quilts
Facebook for
• Candles
• Linens
More Info!
Stop into Our Store and Register to Win a...
Jelly Cupboard
14895 South Ave, Suite D
Columbiana, Ohio 44408
Located in Das Dutch Village Shops
Store Hours: 10 am - 6 pm Tuesday - Saturday
We will no longer be set-up at Shaker Woods.
330.892.6060
www.shakerscottage.com
No purchase
necessary.
Open Saturdays
from 8 am - 8 pm
& Sundays
10 am - 4 pm during
Shaker Woods
Ken Tynan
Join Us for the 2nd Annual
Festival Address: 44337 County Line Rd., Columbiana, OH 44408
July 22nd & 23rd, 2017
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Informative Speakers • Fantastic Vendors
Live Entertainment • Great Country Food
Check out the
“Big Carver”
Admission: Adults: $7 • 6-12: $3 • 5 & Under: Free
WE MOVED - 2 miles to Boardman, still on Route 7
“Voted one of Ohio’s BEST Antique Malls”
Come explore over 25,000 sq. ft. of rare,
unusual, new and vintage Antiques,
Collectibles, Primitives, Glassware, Furniture,
Advertising, Toys, Eclectic Pieces, Asian
and European Collectibles, Artwork, Sports
Memorabilia, Miss Mustard Seed Milk Paint,
Howard’s Re-Finish Products, Coins, Jewelry,
Industrial and Mid Century Modern!
8574 MARKET STREET • BOARDMAN, OHIO 44512
234-759-3553 • 330-953-3226
“Only 6 miles north of Shaker Woods Festival”
B
utler, Pa. native Ken Tynan is excited to be at Shaker Woods for the first time.
The former billboard painter turned chainsaw artist will create three to four
carvings each day of the show. To determine what to carve, he often asks kids
what they want to see.
Ken first witnessed chainsaw carving at the Iowa State Fair 16 years ago. While
living in Iowa, he took a carving class, participated in a competition and beat the
teacher. “I just got it. It made sense to me. I call it the art of subtraction. I went nuts
with it,” he said. “I never looked back.”
Since then, he’s returned to Butler, become a multiple award-winner on the
international carving competition circuit and was featured on the Canadian reality
television series “Saw Dogs.”
Today, this self-employed chainsaw carver works 40 hours a week, producing
one creation after another, most of them large. “Each one makes me better,” he
said.
Ken’s sculptures include superheroes, animals and faces, for which he’s best
known. That’s no doubt due to the years he spent painting faces of realtors and
lawyers on billboards. His keen eye for faces is exemplified in his lifelike artwork.
His preferred wood is white pine because it
stands up better, although he’s currently working
with a metal sculptor to combine both materials.
Another project in the making is of Piratesgreat Roberto Clemente for Graham Park in
Cranberry Township, Pa.
If you’ve never witnessed chainsaw carving,
here’s your chance to see this increasingly
popular art form. Visit the Simple Gifts Stage
August 13-14, 20-21 and 27 (10:30- 11:30 a.m.)
(12:30- 1:30 p.m.) (2:30- 3:30 p.m.) to witness
the talented Ken Tynan in action. You’re sure to
be “wowed” by his special skills.
Maria Pistiolas continued from page 20
to daughters after they grow up, go
to college and get married. Many
customers stop by the booth to
chat and carry on the tradition of
purchasing her handmade rag dolls.
Customers began asking Maria
to start a website. In 2014, her
son Michael helped design www.
littlefriendsdolls.com. Thanks to the
website, Maria has formed many
friendships throughout the U.S.
Today, Maria designs dolls for
every holiday, season and show.
She welcomes special requests.
“It’s been a great journey and as
long as my hands can keep sewing,
I’ll continue,” Maria said. “I now
have two granddaughters, and of
course they have my handmade
dolls. Evgenia, our five- year-old granddaughter, has claimed the sewing room as
her favorite place in our home where she plays with unfinished and finished dolls,
helping me decide what necklace this one should wear or whether the dolly should
hold on tight to a teddy bear.” Maria will be at booth 50 at this year’s show.
“Do your
work as if
you had a
thousand
years to live,
and as if you
were to die
tomorrow.”
9988 Market Street • North Lima, Ohio 44452
(Exit 232 Turnpike, North on Route 7, 1/4 mile)
Tel: (330) 549-0157 • Fax: (330) 549-9995
“A waste of
time chasing
the past.
It won’t do
anything but
bite you if
you catch it.”
544 East Pershing Street
Salem, Ohio 44460
234-567-4671
Sol’s in Berlin
Hand
Crafters
Welcome!
Ohio’s Premier Arts & Crafts Mall since 1993
Over 350 Crafters Offering Unique Specialties Year Round
www.solsinberlin.com
Search: Sol’s in Berlin
• Wreaths & Florals
• Hand Painted Signs
• Potting Benches
• Cornhole Boards
• Boswell’s Dips & Blends
• Homemade Ice Cream
• Appliquéd Coats
Kitchen Items Wooden
• Jewelry
• Stitch work
• Painted Glass
• Spoons
• Pet Goodies
• Leather Goods
• Buggy Rides
• Hot Kettle Corn
& So Much More!
O p e n 9 a . m . - 7 p . m . Ju n e - O c t o b e r • 9 a . m . - 5 p . m . N o v e m b e r - M a y
4 9 1 4 We s t M a i n S t • B e r l i n , O H 4 4 6 1 0 • 3 3 0 . 8 9 3 . 3 1 3 4
C e l e b r a t e T h i s C h r i s t m a s Tr a d i t i o n
200
CRAFTERS
Located on The Shaker Woods Grounds
Festival Grounds Address: 44337 County Line Rd, Columbiana, OH 44408
One Mile North of State Routes 7 & 14 on State Route 7
2 Exciting Weekends For 2016
October 8-9 & 15-16
Saturday & Sunday •10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Don’t Miss This Nationally Recognized Festival!
Here’s your opportunity to shop for holiday and traditional crafts from some of the country’s
best craftspeople in a magical wooded setting. Each booth, beautifully decorated in
an old-fashioned holiday theme, transforms the woods into a holiday wonderland.
Demonstrating their unique skills, the craftspeople fashion one-of-a-kind objects right
before your eyes. Plenty of delicious food, including old-fashioned holiday favorites and
live entertainment make this two-weekend event special for the entire family.
For Correspondence:
Christmas in the Woods, Inc.
433 State Ave., Beaver, PA 15009
724-774-6341
E-Mail: christmas@mcgaffic.com
Bus Tours Welcome!
Visit Our Website:
christmasohio.com
General Admission ( Daily Rates): Adults ..... $8.00, Children
(12 and under) ....
ACRES OF
FREE PARKING!
Join us on
Facebook!
FREE • Call for Group Rates • No Pets Please
Quality Craftspeople • Great Food • Live Entertainment

Two Families Become One crafting Wood Jewelry Boxes

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