ROBERT BISHOP Painting Career Spins Off From Children`s Art

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W E
M A K E
K I N D L Y
Y O U
W E L C O M E
Celebrating Our 30th Anniversary!
Columbiana, Ohio
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY • 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
AUGUST 11-12, 18-19, 25- 26, 2012
W O R K
H E A R T S
T O
G O D
ROBERT BISHOP
Painting Career Spins Off From
Children’s Art Therapy Class
R
obert Bishop was quite happy with his chosen
vocation as a professional child and youth
therapist. He worked at a Windsor, Ontario, hospital
where he leaned heavily on art therapy to inspire the
children to find their hidden inner strength.
“If you asked me who inspired me to move from
art therapy into a career as a painter, the first person
who comes to mind is Kathy, a nurse who worked at
the therapy center,” Robert says. “She would often
elbow me as she passed my station and say, ‘aren’t
you doing anything else with your art talent?’”
Robert believes Kathy
may have spoken to
his supervisor who then
asked him if he could do a
painting for him. He knew I
couldn’t resist a challenge.
A month later, the artist
took the man a picture and
the supervisor encouraged
him to do another one.
“I think you can do better,’
my supervisor said to me
and when I brought him the
second version, he asked
me which one I liked better.
I knew he was encouraging
me and shortly after that
a bunch of my coworkers
convinced me to paint
murals on the walls for
Christmas. The kids loved
them and it made the area
more kid friendly.”
Shaker Woods
F ESTIVAL
T O
217 State Route 7
COLUMBIANA, OH 44408
H A N D S
He might have continued painting as a therapy tool and a
vocation, but he had always had back pain that doctors said
might one day require surgery. One day while he was working
with the children, his back went into a spasm and he couldn’t
walk. He couldn’t keep up with the children who were running
through the woods. One child noticed he had fallen and came
back to get help for him.
“I knew I couldn’t continue to be responsible for the children
and I didn’t want surgery at that point in my life. My wife, Patty,
agreed with me that God was leading us to take a leap of faith
into painting full-time. It seemed an unlikely career choice
since I’m color blind, but Patty has a remarkable capacity for
adjusting my color palette.”
His work is so realistic, you will feel like you’re experiencing
his sunsets or walking on the beaches he paints. The pet
paintings that are one of his specialties inspire viewers to want
to reach out and touch them.
This spring, the
Bishops saw a pair
of eagles circling
their nest about
a half-mile from
Shaker Woods.
“I had to paint
those eagles and
I hope to have the
original finished in
time to show it at
Shaker Woods this
summer.”
Find Patty and
Robert Bishop in
booth 181.
2 Shaker Woods F ESTIVAL
Lori Cline
Letter from the Promoters
Three Decades and Counting
I
t’s hard to believe that 2012
marks three decades of the
Shaker Woods experience!
However the simple life at Shaker
Woods has never grown old for
us, it’s as exciting as ever.
We love people and putting on
the festival has been the highlight
of our summers for the last 30
years. The craftspeople, the food
vendors and the staff, but most
importantly the visitors are what
makes Shaker Woods a very
special place to be.
Some people say life’s a journey, we’d say this is one part of the trip we continue
to
enjoy. We hope you have a great time once again this year and God Bless All!
Regards,
Sam and Sue Ferguson
FESTIVAL/TICKET INFORMATION
Shaker Woods
F ESTIVAL
Sam and Sue Ferguson
217 State Route 7, 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.................................$7.00
CHILDREN (12 AND UNDER)......FREE
Shaker Woods You
Take
Club Car Can m Your
To And Fro
Parking Area
• 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
Motels within minutes of the Shaker Woods Festival:
• Holiday Inn (Boardman)....…...............330-726-1611 • Hampton Inn & Suites(Canfield)..........330-702-1900
• Hampton Inn (Boardman)......................330-758-5191 • Quality Inn & Suites (N.Lima)..............330-549-9190
• Fairfield Inn (Boardman)........................330-726-5979 • Country Inn & Suites (Youngstown)......330-544-0300
• Marriot Residence Inn (Boardman).........330-726-1747 • Fairfield Inn & Suites (Youngstown)......330-505-2173
• 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
• Holiday Inn Express (North Lima)............330-549-0070
*Shaker Special Rates!
Campgrounds (on St. Rte. 7)
• Terrace Lake (New Waterford)......330-227-9606
If You Are Self-Contained, You Can Stay on the Shaker Woods Grounds.
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Woodcrafter Features
Black Bear Collectibles
f you go out to the Woods this summer, you’re sure of a big surprise…Shaker
Woods that is….where Lori Cline will be surrounded with wooden bears and a
variety of other uniquely designed, cut out, put together and painted collectibles
made especially for the Shaker Woods Festival.
You may wonder why Lori features bears as a focal point in her Cabin Cellar Craft
booth.
“The Cline family are hunters,” Lori says. “We live in a rural area where bears may
choose to take up residence. Our two sons, Jesse and Nate, learned to hunt as early
as the law allowed and in fact they have a hunting show on DirectTV called “Tree
Stand Buddys Game On” that airs every week.”
She speaks with obvious pride of her sons’ accomplishments and her pleasure in
having a craft that everyone in the family can enjoy.
“We were really happy when our daughter, Holly, and her family decided they
wanted to live here on the farm, too. My husband, Doyle’s family has lived here for
generations and I think my woodcraft has helped me fit in like a native.”
Twenty-nine years ago, she began to sell her woodwork through home parties. As
well as things friends could buy and take with them, she took special orders for family
and holiday occasions. She remembers a mother asking her to design and build a
clothes rack for her son’s room to fit his interest as a weight lifter. She doesn’t know
if the rack inspired him to pick up his clothes, but other mother’s ordered similar teen
incentives.
Continued on page 11
HANDS TO WORK
SHAKER WOODS
HEARTS TO GOD
F ESTIVAL FAC T S
LOCATION
KEY EVENTS
2 013 DATES
Ohio Arts and Crafts Guild Auction:
Sunday, August 26, Noon - 4:00 p.m.
Located in the front of the Church in the
Wildwood. All monies go to the Ohio Arts
and Crafts Guild Scholarship Fund.
Shaker Woods is located at County Line off
State Route 7 in Columbiana, Ohio.
Festival Grounds Address: 44337 County
Line Road, Columbiana, OH 44408
The 2013 Shaker Woods Festival will
take place Aug. 10-11, 17-18, 24-25.
Auctioneer: Jim Kellner, Leetonia, Ohio
Shaker Woods F ESTIVAL 3
Shaker Woods Festival
• The Meeting House
Stage (Near Booth 43)
• The Garden Stage
ENTERTAINMENT
Darryl Gatlin
Performing: August 11 & 12, 25 & 26
at The Meeting House Stage
David Young
Vanessa Campagna
Performing: August 11 & 12
at The Garden Stage
Performing: August 18
at The Garden Stage
Saturday, August 11, 2012
(Near Food Area C)
Blue Shades
at The Garden Stage
Sunday, August 12, 2012
❤ The Meeting House Stage: Darryl Gatlin (11 a.m.- Noon) (1- 2 p.m.) (3- 4 p.m.)
❤ The Garden Stage: David Young (Throughout the Day)
❤ Robert Griffing: Paramount Press - Booth #102
❤ The Garden Stage: David Young (Throughout the Day)
❤ Robert Griffing: Paramount Press - Booth #102
❤ Jeanette Thompson - “Herb Classes” (3- 4 p.m.) - Located in front of Woods
with Town & Country. Cooking with herbs and growing herbs and Perennials
Daily Activities:
Daily Activities:
❤ Angela Love & Dana Ingram: Caricatures
❤
❤ The Meeting House Stage: Hot Pursuit (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 Meeting House Stage: Hot Pursuit (11 a.m.- Noon) (1- 2 p.m.) (3- 4 p.m.)
❤ The Garden Stage: The Free Spirit Cloggers (10- 11 a.m.) (Noon- 1 p.m.) (2- 3 p.m.)
Daily Activities:
Daily Activities:
❤
❤ The Garden Stage: Blue Shades (Bluegrass) (10 - 11 a.m.) (Noon - 1 p.m.) (2 - 3 p.m.)
Daily Activities:
❤ The Garden Stage: Blue Shades (Bluegrass) (10 - 11 a.m.) (Noon - 1 p.m.) (2 - 3 p.m.)
❤ The Church in the Wildwood: Ohio Arts & Crafts Guild Auction (12 - 4 p.m.)
Daily Activities:
JOIN THE TIPTONS FOR ANOTHER GREAT YEAR AT...
ANTIQUES
IN THE
WOODS
A Magnificent Antique Show
Located on the Shaker Woods Grounds
September 8, 2012 - 10am to 5pm
September 9, 2012 - 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 throughout the 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. Tractor enthusiasts haven’t been forgotten...a parade
of tractors will take place on Sunday at 3:00 p.m. Mark your calendars, this is one show you don’t want to miss!
For entertainment, we proudly present The New Silver Eagle Band.
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 Tipton
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
The Children’s Order - 2012
Celebrating Our 20th Year of Schooling/Craft Classes
O
n c e a g a i n , t h e S h a k e r Wo o d s
Schoolhouse will be open for classes
during the three-weekend festival. Our school,
now in its 20th year, is run in the tradition
of the shaker community and known as the
“Children’s Order“. Classes were first held in
1992 and entitled “The Children’s Order.” This
was the term used by the Shaker Villages to
denote their schooling system.
All classes are related to the craft that the
teacher exhibits at the festival. Classes will be one and one-half hours and you may safely
leave your child in the schoolroom while you shop. The teacher will be sure that your child is
monitored until you return.
Classes are held at the Shaker Schoolhouse and last approximately 45 minutes to one hour.
During that time parents are free to shop unless otherwise noted below by the instructor. Each
teacher has determined the age range for their project. The fee for each class is $10.00 and
covers all supplies needed. Please stop by the schoolhouse early in the day to register your
child for the class of his/her choice.
The following classes for 2012 will be presented by:
n Saturdays,
August 11-18-25
1:00-1:45 p.m. Working with Gourds – Mary Meberg
Children will be learning the art of gourds and will be making hard shell giraffe
gourds. This is open to all ages – 5 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
n Saturdays,
August 11-18-25
Family-style restaurant and full service bakery.
Catering and banquet facilities available.
Heck’s Restaurant
610 East Park Ave. • Columbiana, Ohio 44408 • 330-482-4458
For homemade Mennonite cooking, eat where the locals eat! We use fresh, locally
grown produce, have our own in house butcher shop, and
prepare our baked goods from scratch on a daily basis.
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Open Every Friday - All Year Long
Begins at 7:30 a.m., Lights go out at midnight!
• Over 4 1/2 miles of Outside
Concessionaires under lights
and 90,000 sq. ft. under roof
• Over 70 acres of Free Parking
• Concessions on grounds
• Buses Welcome
• Farmer’s Auction, First
Tuesday of Every Month
45625 Old St. Rte. 154 • Rogers, Ohio 44455 • 330-227-3233
2:00-2:45 p.m. – Duct Tape Art – Dave & Matthew Slepski
Learn how to make beautiful duct tape flowers. This class is open to children ages
6 and up.
n Sundays,
10.00 or more food order
(excludes alcohol)
$
1:00-1:45 p.m. Folk Art Painting – Sue B. Usner-Miller
n Sundays,
August 12-19-26
2:00-2:45 p.m. – To be announced.
PLEASE CHECK OUR WEBSITE FOR INSTRUCTOR CLASS TIMES AND DATES
OR VISIT OUR INFORMATION BOOTH WHEN ARRIVING TO THE SHOW!
Something Delicious is Cooking at
THE TASTE OF SHAKER PAST
(Located in the Back of the Woods)
• Reuben Sandwich on
Fresh Rye Bread
• Shredded BBQ Chicken
Sandwich
• Pulled Pork Sandwich
• Pepperoni Rolls
• Cold Bottled Water
• Ice Cold Pop
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Learn the art of grain painting and children will grain paint on a Shaker Box. This
class is open to children of any age who will stay without a parent.
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rookfield, Ohio - Ruth and Carl Jennings opened their Alcraft Egg Artistry shop
in 1971. Their 200-acre farm wasn’t too far off the beaten track and before long
customers were making their way to their shop where they featured materials and
lessons for every popular craft. Carl remembers that macramé and bead craft were
popular and resin casting had come into its own in the early 1970s.
“I worked fulltime as an electronic technician at a plant in Sharon and the craft
business was Ruth’s to run,” Carl says. “She was always one to listen to her
customers and one day, a customer talked her into going to a seminar in Cleveland
to learn about Faberge Egg making. It was a day that changed our lives.”
He doesn’t remember the time frame, but within what seemed a short period of
time, he was hauling a 40-foot long semi-trailer truck of inventory out of their shop
that contained everything that didn’t relate to the ornate eggs. Ruth was ready to
pursue her passion and pass it on to others. Before she begins to demonstrate, she
makes sure her students understand the difference between Pysanki-style eggs and
her Faberge-style creations.
“Pysanki is painting designs on eggs,” Ruth says. “Faberge was a Russian artist
who decorated egg shapes made of precious metals with silk fabric, beautiful braids
and precious gems. These were called the Imperial Faberge eggs.
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The interior or exterior may or
may not receive a coat of solid
background color, but never a
painted design.”
Ruth uses the eggs of finch, quail,
duck, emu, rhea and ostrich supplied
by hatcheries that may maintain
laying birds only for the eggs she
needs. She has mastered the art of
cutting, hinging and decorating eggs
that hold surprises as unique as any
the royal families may have enjoyed.
“Tools Carl designed make it
possible for me to work efficiently.
The brass hinges he designed and
manufactures here on the farm are
better than any others on the market.
He’s also adapted dental tools and
a box with a dust collector makes it
possible to cut eggs without being exposed to the shell dust.”
She also praises his creativity and skill in wiring the bases she melds her eggs into.
“Our eggs reveal light under the crystal ice that supports the skaters and more than
light they move to the music and if there’s a train on a track, you’ll love to watch it
travel on a track with special effects built into the system.”
Ruth’s studio is in the shop and you will find her there most days focusing on one
step of the process or another. And this is no small space to devote to one craft –
9,000 square feet at the present time with 2300 square feet devoted to show rooms
and class space.
“Now that Carl is retired, we made the decision to apply at Shaker Woods. Years
ago, I helped a friend who sold her work there and I know that people who come to
the Woods appreciate fine historic art forms.”
To achieve the quality Ruth demands of herself, she spends an average of thirty
to forty hours on each egg and many more hours on more elaborate designs. In
addition to eggs on gold-plated stands, she makes many eggs with hangers suitable
for decorating holiday trees.
Visitors to Shaker Woods this summer will see a wide array of intricate things Ruth
has done with her real eggshells. One of her favorite scenes is a tiny ballerina twirling
on a lighted stage to the music of a Russian ballet. Kits will also be available for those
who want to complete their own ready-to-decorate eggs.
Prices range from $10 to $2000. The most
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Lori Cline continued from page 2
Crafters, Listed Alphabetically With Booth Numbers
“I liked the challenge of bringing the wood to life
with my designs and for years my inventory was
driven by what people suggested they’d like.”
After eighteen years on the home party circuit,
Lori decided to sell exclusively through the many
large craft festivals in West Virginia, Ohio and
Pennsylvania.
In addition to decorator woodcraft, Lori makes
many useful items, some of them decorated with
seasonal paintings. Her most popular household
item is a rectangular box that she makes in many
sizes.
“I’ll bring all sizes of boxes to Shaker Woods and
some will have pumpkins or fall leaves painted on
them,” the artist says. “My husband, Doyle, finds
really unique wood branches that he adds for
handles. You can use these boxes for all kinds of
things, but I like them as plant holders. They can sit
outside for years without losing their good looks.”
She applies five coats of finish over the design
and insists on painting the backs and underside of
everything so it can be viewed on all sides.
For the person who loves miniatures, Lori cuts
out tiny standup figures people use for party
favors or small special occasion mementos. The
demand for nurse figures far outdistances requests
for any other vocational figures. She prices these
miniatures between $3 and $5. Larger items range
in price up to $100 with many items in the $25 to
$50 range.
Find Lori in booth 112 where she will demonstrate
painting
Mark it on Your Calendar!
2013 SHAKER
WOODS FESTIVAL
AUG. 10-11, 17-18, 24-25
ANDERS, DAVE & TAMMY...............................100
ANKE, KELLIE & REGIS..................................130
AUSTIN, JOSEF..............................................157
BACHMANN, CHRISTY....................................65
BARTON, KEN & SUE......................................193
BATES, DUANE................................................64
BEE, DENISE....................................................89
BEIL, KARI......................................................208
BELL, BILL......................................................185
BENDER, GARY & MICHELLE.........................131
BISHOP, ROBERT...........................................181
BIZON, HELENA............................................169
BLAIR, DEBORAH............................................19
BLONSKI, DIANE..........................................31
BOGER, JEAN............................................92
BOSLEY, JOHN “ROCKY”..............................182
BOSWELL, RON & PAT......................................49
BOWMAN, KAY.................................................43
BOYCE, KEVIN...............................................59
BRAY, TODD & VICTORIA..................................21
BRONIAK, JOHN & GLORIA..............................79
BROWN, TRICIA...............................................32
BUCCIARELLI, VICTOR...................................12
CARDONA, ROBIN & STEVE............................38
CHAPPELL, VICKIE........................................113
CLARK, KRISTINA........................................138
CLARK-ROSE, COLLEEN................................67
CLINE, LORI............................................112
CONTI, MICHELE............................................192
COOK, MARILYN........................................157
CROFT, BERYL..............................................203
CUTTICA, ANDREW & LAURA.....................121
CYPROWSKI, BARBARA...............................18
DALLAS, MOLLY...............................................87
DARR, KAMA.................................................141
DAVENPORT, DAN......................................110
DAVIS, KEN.....................................................81
DELANCEY, TAMMY.......................................200
DELLOSA, EERON...........................................75
DENNIS, KEVIN............................................159
DEPACE, JUSTIN...........................................132
DIAZ-CAPT, GABRIELLA............................106
DORTCH, KERRY......................................53
DUELL, CHERYL...........................................134
DUNLEAVY, DAN......................................58
DUNN, CAROLYN......................................71
DYLEWSKI, ANTHONY....................................28
EARNHART, JANET........................................166
EDDY, JUDY & MARK......................................204
EVANS, SANDRA......................................6
FLAHERTY, LINET.......................................128
FUSCO, DON..................................................129
GABRIEL, JEREMY..................................56 & 74
GERTSBAUER, DELAINE..............................150
GILBERT, CHARLES......................................15
GILBERT, TOM & DESIREE............................202
GILSTORF, FRED.............................................8
GOEHRIG, DAREN......................................97
GONZALES, SONDRA....................................98
GRAF, CHUCK.................................................81
GRAHAM, JOE......................................103
GRANT, BRIAN & MARINA..............................184
GREEN, LESA................................................155
HAAS, JUDY..................................................205
HAHN, SUE...................................................178
HAMM, MARK.................................................147
HANEY, CAROL......................................175
HAYTON, SHERRY...........................................57
HEATH, LESLIE.............................................30
HECKMAN, PEGGY......................................68
HEINZE, SHERYL......................................139
HELISEK, LINDA & JOE..................................162
HIGHFIELD, MIKE............................................40
HITT, JILL.....................................................22
HOERIG, SANDY...........................................209
HOSKINSON, HOLLY.....................................68
JACOBSEN, HOWARD...................................187
JENNINGS, RUTH...........................................108
JOHNSON, NORA.........................................188
JONES, VALERIE...........................................78
KADY, RICHARD & NATALIE........................125
KANDRAY, MAUREEN...................................123
KARA, JOHN & CAROL.....................................27
KAUFMAN, CINDI...........................................65
KAUFMAN, DONALD.......................................72
KAVOSICK, JOHN.....................................153
KENNEDY, JUDY & JOHN............................10
KENT, RICHARD.....................................91
KETTERER, KATHY.....................................194
KOREN, JOHN............................................156
KRALL, E.J.....................................................44
KREISS, JANET & MARK................................196
LECIEJEWSKI, LYNDA..................................152
LEHNHARDT, JOANN..................................127
LENTNER, MARY BETH..................................205
LEONHARD, JAI...........................................55
LEPLEY, DEBORAH........................................3
LEVINSKY, NICK........................................124
LEWIS, KATHERINE.......................................109
LIEDEL, CARA................................................76
LIEDEL, TODD................................................23
MAKEPEACE, LAURA.....................................28
MAMULA, NICK...............................................17
MARI, VICKIE................................................161
MARSHALL, PATRICIA....................................96
MASCI, CAROL........................................63
MATTHEWS, BILL & VIVIAN.........................101
MAYER, ALICE.............................................199
MAYER, JOHN................................................20
MCAFEE, BONNIE............................................83
MCAFEE, TERRY ............................................84
MCCAMON, DAVE...........................................69
MCCAMON, LINDA........................................70
MCCORMACK, SUSAN..................................190
MCDEVITT, JO........................................151
MEADE, RON...................................................29
MEBERG, MARY............................................146
MELILLO, JUDY............................................163
MENANIN, LINDA........................................143
MERLINO, MARY...........................................198
MERVA, ANN..................................................66
METIL, JAN......................................................33
MIHALEK, DARCELLE.....................................71
MILLER, JOSH...............................................137
MILLER, ROBB...............................................61
MIXON, RITA.................................................197
MONKS, RHONDA & GARY............................176
MONTES, PAM & STEVE..................................50
MOORE, BETH................................................35
MORAN, SALLY............................................133
NELSON, JOE & CASSIE.................................117
NICHOLS, DONNA........................................167
NIE, DANIEL...................................................34
NIX, CHRISTOPHER......................................172
OLSON, LINDA..............................................207
OYLER, BILL..................................................95
PAHANISH, MATT & RHONDA.......................24
PALUH, JACK & MARIAN.................................99
PANTY, JAN.......................................................9
PARKER, JAMES........................................183
PARSLEY, CAROL........................................92
PAYNE, FRANK.............................................135
PESTA, PATRICIA & REBECCA.......................13
PICIONE, DONNA........................................60
PIERCE, DENNY & ALLEN.............................191
PISTIOLAS, MARIA........................................48
POHLAND, CARYL.......................................149
PONN, MARTHA........................................115
POWELL, KAREN..........................................80
PRYGO, RON & CAROL...................................126
RADER, JODI...............................................165
RANDALL, TRISH...........................................174
REINHART, REDA..............................................14
RHODES, RENEE...........................................104
RICHARDSON, KIM.........................................111
RILEY, BRIAN..................................................189
RILEY, WANDA...............................................210
ROBINSON, JACK........................................186
ROCK, TONY & DOTTIE..................................62
ROMEO, DAVID..................................................7
ROMICK, MARY...........................................154
RUBY, LORETTA...........................................149
RUFUS, SUE........................................................5
RUGG, DAVE...................................................160
SANDERS, MARYANN......................................4
SAYLOR, GEORGANN...............................32
SCHOOLEY, GENE........................................122
SCHROYER, BRETT......................................120
SECATERO, RANDY........................................30
SETTLE, JESSICA.........................................54
SEYMOUR, JERRY..........................................102
SHAFFER, NANCY....................................86
SHEEHAN, TOM & NANCY...............................114
SHELTON, DONALD........................................16
SCHRIEVER, BOB............................................179
SIEFER, JANET...............................................116
SIEGFRIED, ANDREW.......................................11
SINCEK, FRANK.............................................173
SKIBO, JANET................................................105
SLAVEN, MARK & KATHY.................................82
SMITH, GENE & DEBBIE...................................118
SMITH, MELISSA.............................................206
SNYDER, PAUL...................................................88
SOLOMON, PRISCILLA...................................37
SPINGOLA, STEPHANIE..................................85
SPOHN, CAROLE & JOE.................................144
STANIK, MIKE...................................................26
STEGALL, ALAN & NANCY..............................73
STELLMACH, DENNIS....................................39
STEVENS, MICHAEL....................................148
STEVENSON, BRAD......................................171
STEVENSON, GARY.......................................177
STITT, RON & VICKIE.......................................119
STOCKER, STEVE & VAL................................145
STROHECKER, PATTI....................................182
STUTZMAN, AIMEE........................................45
SURACE, LINDA............................................76
SWITZENBURG, BUNNY & JOHN..................42
SNYDER, PAUL.................................................88
TAGGART, STEVE........................................136
TANCER, MARY........................................151
TANGLER, SHARON...................................142
TEERMAN, VICKI..........................................94
THEISS, STEPHEN........................................51
TIPTON, TIM & LANA.........................................170
TIPTON-NAYMICK, TINA.................................180
TOBIN, GARY & SANDY.....................................46
TREIBAL, WILLIE............................................169
UMBAUGH, JAMES........................................158
USNER, SUE B................................................90
VERBOSKY, MARYLOU...................................52
VINCENT, MICHAEL.........................................2
VOSLER, TOM..................................................93
WAGONER, DUKE........................................140
WALKER, LEE & NANCY..................................201
WARMUS, PATRICIA......................................164
WAYT, MELISSA.............................................154
WIG, CHRIS.......................................................30
WIGGINS, BOB...................................................1
WILSON, CANDY........................................77
WILSON, CONNIE........................................168
WITHERELL, JILL........................................199
WOLFE, CARL & CONNIE..................................36
WRIGHT, LINDA........................................47
Red Print Designates New Crafters
F E S T I V A L
G U I D E
SHAKER VILLAGES
210
209
208
207
North
Union,
OH 206
(62-78) Fudge
(199-210)
205
Hancock,
MA
(151-198)
Shaved
Ice
(101-117)
Tom
Metz
Pleasant Hills, KY
(1-61)
144
Watervilet, OH
(79-100)
(118-150)
EMS
The Listing of Crafters:
Box Around Booth Number, Designates New Crafter.
Pleasant Hills, KY. (1806-1910) Dark Blue Area (1-61)
South Union, KY (1807-1922) Orange Area (62-78)
1. Bob Wiggins - Hand Made Brooms
62. Tony & Dottie Rock - Rock’s Country Charm - Large Rustic Wood
2. Michael Vincent - The Difference - Coin Jewelry
63. Carol Masci - Camionetta Designs
3. Deborah Lepley - The Rusty Nail - Homespun Antique Primitives
64. Duane Bates - The Windmill - Windspinners, Kaleidoscopes,
4. Maryann Sanders - Trimmers - Wooden Holiday Ornaments
Peppermills, Game Calls
5. Sue Rufus - S. Perry Rufus Studio - Feather Art
65. Cindi Kaufmann & Christy Bachmann - Old Raggedy Friends 6. Sandra Evans - Pure Spa Scentsations - Body Butters & Sugar Scrubs
Hand Sewn Dolls
7. David Romeo - D. Christopher Designs - Sculptures
66. Ann Merva - Home Interior Accents - Fabric, Centerpiece Table
8. Fred Gilstorf - Water Falls
Mats & Runners
9. Jan Panty - MJ Enterprises - Hot Plates
67. Colleen Clark-Rose - Colleen’s Creations - Handcrafted Clothing
10. Judy & John Kennedy - My Favorite Bracelet - Sterling Silver
68. Peggy Heckman & Holly Hoskinson - Sister Sediments Bracelets, Check Covers & Crystal Head Bands
Garden Items
11. Andrew Siegfried - Redeem To Green - Fine Interior &
69. Dave McCamon - Pencil Artist
Exterior Woodworking, Home Décor & Furniture
70. Linda McCamon - The Lady Bug Clothing Company - Assorted Media
12. Victor Bucciarelli - P.A. Studio - Wheel Thrown Pottery & Copper Hooks 71. Carolyn Dunn & Darcelle Mihalek - The Family Sampler 13. Patricia Pesta - Pesta’s Country Store
Personalized Angels
Church in the Wildwood - Shaker Schoolhouse -The Children’s Order
14. Reda Reinhart - Luv Those Rugs - Braided Rugs
72. Donald Kaufman - Spazz Monkey - 3D Wall Décor, Corn Hole
15. Charles Gilbert - The Old Oak Tree
Boards, Magnets
16. Donald Shelton - A Touch Of The Past - Forged Iron
17. Nick Mamula - Expressions In Art - Pen-Ink
73. Alan & Nancy Stegall - Stegall’s Stoneware - Decorative &
18. Barbara Cyprowski - Country Confections - Gourmet Apples & Taffy
Functional Stoneware Pottery
19. Deborah Blair - Southern Originals - Carved Folk Art
74. Jeremy Gabriel - Cheesecakes
20. John Mayer - J.A. Mayer - Cement Acorn Sculpture
75. Eeron Dellosa - Fudge a Little - Delicious Homemade Fudge
21. Todd & Victoria Bray - St. Johnsbury Perfect Scents
76. Linda Surace & Cara Liedel - It’s A Linda - Handweaving
22. Jill Hitt - Studs N Stuff - Custom Swarowski Crystal Clothing
77. Candy Wilson - Keepsake Memories - Word Photo Mats with
23. Todd Liedel - Rock-N-Chair Forge & Ironworks - Blacksmith
Custom Built Frames
24. Matt & Rhonda Pahanish - Primitive Gatherings - Rustic Log
78. Valerie Jones - Just Country - Wood - Country Pumpkins, Santas
Furniture & Fabric Items
Decorative Wood
25. Face Painting
26. Mike Stanik - Yesteryear Furniture - Shaker Style Furniture
Whitewater, OH. (1824-1916) Brown Area (79-100)
in Reclaimed Wormy Chestnut
79. John and Gloria Broniak - Lindenwood Studio - Wood Carvings
27. John & Carol Kara - Kara Wood Designs - Angle Cutting of Wood
80. Karen Powell - KC Crystal - Swarovski Crystal Jewelry
28. Laura Makepeace & Anthony Dylewski - Makepeace Naturals 81. Ken Davis & Chuck Graf - Gourmet Foods - Relishes & Mustards
Soy Soap & Lotion
82. Mark & Kathy Slavin - Glass Garden - Fused Glass Jewelry
29. Ron Meade - Ron Meade Leather
83. Bonnie McAfee - Glass Garden - scotish loff Quilts - Baby Quilts
30. Leslie Heath/Chris Wig/Randy Secatero - Pinion Silver Designs - Jewelry
and Tabletoppers
31. Diane Blonski - Perfect Treasures - Handcrafted Picture Magnets
84. Terry McAfee - McAfee Family Crafts - Fine Wooden Game Boards
32. Tricia Brown & Georgann Saylor - Canine Confections 85. Stephanie Spingola - Designs By Stephanie - Hand Designed &
Homemade Dog and Cat Treats
Hand Painted Clothing
33. Jan Metil - Ceramics By Jan
86. Nancy Shaffer - Kan Do Crafts - Seasonal Holiday Decorations
34. Daniel Nie - Dannie Studio - The Name Cooligraphy
87. Molly Dallas - Spatterware
35. Beth Moore - Sunburst Selections - Jewelry, Glass, Lampwork
88. Paul Snyder - Ole Lancaster Shade Company - Handmade
36. Carl & Connie Wolfe - Rustic Handcrafted Log Cabins
Lamp Shades & Lamps
37. Priscilla Solomon - Woodhaven - Sculpted Wood
89. Denise Bee - Vintage Accents - Shabby, Chic Cottage & Victorian Décor
38. Robin & Steve Cardona - Purses By Robin - Cloth Purses,
90. Sue B. Usner - Decorative Painting
Washable & Reversible
91. Richard Kent - Antler Carvings & Canes
39. Dennis Stellmach - College View Crafts - Functional Wood Products
92. Carol Parsley - Parsley Pottery & Jean Boger - Fired Up Ladies
40. Mike Highfield - Chainsaw Carving by Design
Ceramics & Pottery
41. Entertainment Meeting House
93. Tom Vosler - Custom Made Knives
42. Bunny & John Switzenburg - Cinnamon Treasures - Scented Beeswax
94. Vicki Teerman - Kozy Mittens By Vicki - Handmade Wool
Meeting House Stage
Mittens w/ Fleece Lining
43. Kay Bowman - Kay’s Key West Bottle Art - Recycled Bottle Art
95. Bill Oyler - Country Furniture
44. E.J. Krall - The Knit Wit Shop - Scarfs, Hats
96. Patricia Marshall - Blueberry Island Flowers - Floral Arts
45. Aimee Stuntzman - Aimee’s Crafts - Decorative Painting
97. Daren Goehring - Tree Top Toys - Wooden Toys and Doll Furniture
46. Gary & Sandy Tobin - Craft Cupboard - Hand Painted &
98.
Sondra Gonzales - Christopher’s Rainbow - Wood Resin Furniture
Stenciled Primitive Signs
99. Jack & Marian Paluh - Jack Paluh Art Inc. - Wildlife Artist
47. Linda Wright - Crafts To Go - Candles
Tom Metz - Demo - Wooden Bowls
John Day - Peace Valley Bakery - Apple Dumplings, Mini Pies, Cookies,
Peach Shortcake, Shrimp on the Barbie, Haluski, Fried Pies, Pop, Water, Fruit Slushies 100. Dave & Tammy Anders - Colonial Wagon & Wheel - Metal
Work for Home & Garden
48. Maria Pistiolas - Little Friends - Cloth Dolls
49. Ron & Pat Boswell - Boswell’s Beanery and Blends
50. Pam & Steve Montes - Ginger Blue - Ceiling Tile Frames and Mirrors Mt. Lebanon, NY (1787-1947) Green Area (101-117)
51. Stephen Theiss - Good Life Products - Handmade Hammocks
101. Bill & Vivian Matthews - Uniquely Crafted - Airbrush Wooden
52. Marylou Verbosky - The Crystal Cave - Free-Hand Decorated Glass
Creations
53. Kerry Dortch - The Puppet Farm - Hand Made Puppets
102. Jerry Seymour - Paramount Press Inc. - Century Art
54. Jessica Settle - Macee-Lynn Creations - Wooden Names & Hairbow Holders
Robert Griffing Artist Appearing August 8 Only!
55. Jai Leonhard - Jai Originals - Fiber Purses
103. Joe Graham - Lenox Workshops - Chair Making
56. Jeremy Gabriel - Fudgie Wudgie Jr. - Belgian Chocolate
104. Renee Rhodes - Creative Ideas - Antique Window Pictures
57. Sherry Hayton - Weymouth Wood Crafts - Primitive
& Primitive Wood
58. Dan Dunleavy - Custom Garden Rocks - Carved Rocks and Slates 105. Janet Skibo - Buttermilk Hill - Folkart, Country & New England
59. Kevin Boyce - Boyce Art Glass
106. Gabriela Diaz-Capt - “The Dudes” Pant Planters
60. Donna Picione - Chelle’s Closet - Jumper with Matching Hats
107. Sitting Area
& Doll Clothing
108. Ruth Jennings - Alcraft Egg Artistry, LLC - Fabergé Style Eggs
61. Robb Miller - Millers Mustard - Specialty Banana Pepper Mustards 109. Katherine Lewis - Kate Laine Jewelry - Handmade Jewelry
110. Dan Davenport - American Forging - Hand Hammered Aluminum
111. Kim Richardson - Sculptured Stained Glass
112. Lori Cline - Cabin Cellar Crafts - Wood Crafts, Bear, Moose, etc.
113. Vickie Chappel - Vickie’s Jelly Jar - Jams-Jellies-PreservesButters and Salsa
114. Tom & Nancy Sheehan - The Pennsylvania Basket Co.
115. Martha Ponn - Martha Ponn Designs - Jewelry
116. Janet Siefer - Swgats ‘N Such - Children’s Funky Fur Jackets
117. Joe & Cassie Nelson - Foxcreek Baskets - Mahogany Baskets
Watervilet, OH (1810-1910) Yellow Area (118-150)
First-Aid (EMT’s)
118. Debbie Smith - Sandstone - Garden Sculpture
119. Ron & Vickie Stitt - S&S Ceramics - Southwestern
Gate C
120. Brett Schroyer - Country Crossings - Wood Carved Rocking
Horse, Furniture Designs
121. Andrew & Laura Cuttica - Great Harvest Bread Co.
122. Gene Schooley - Gene Schooley Originals - Porcelain/Vinyl Dolls
Information Booth
123. Maureen Kandray - Tatted Heirlooms & Common Scents Tatting Soaps - Potpourri
124. Nick Levinsky - Mill Creek Woods - Furniture & Accessories
125. Richard & Natalie Kady - Thru The Garden Window - Vintage
French Country Designs
Gate B
The Garden Stage - Entertainment
Town ’N Country - Floral, Herbs, Landscaping, Plants, Flowers
Jeanette Thompson - “Herb Classics” 3-4 p.m. - All Six Days
Ohio Arts and Craft Guild Booth
126. Ron & Carol Prygo - Collages & Such
127. Joann Lehnhardt - 4TheBirds - Birdhouses, Feeders & Accessories
128. Linet Flaherty - Little Coon Creek Patterns & Crafts
129. Don Fusco - Donald Fusco - Paintings & Prints
130. Kellie & Regis Anke - Antique Tile Designs - Mirrors, Plaques,
Planters Made from Tin Ceiling Tiles
131. Gary and Michelle Bender - Dixie Bags - Travel Hand Bags
Dennis Hart - European Almonds - Peanut Brittle
132. Justin DePace - DePace Iron Works - Artisan Blacksmith
133. Sally Moran - Chair Caning
134. Cheryl Duell - C.L. LTD. - Wooden Game Boards
135. Frank Payne - Frank H. Payne Carving Studio - Wood Carvings,
Walking Sticks, Canes & Santas
136. Steve Taggart - Taggart Pottery - Pottery Stoneware & Porcelain
137. Josh Miller - Oak Crafts - Oak & Cherry Furniture
138. Kristina Clark - Westbrook’s Canery - Apple Butter, Pickles,
Relish, Peppers
139. Sheryl Heinze - Simply Country Stiches
140. Duke Wagoner - Down Home Leather
141. Kama Darr - Vintage Key - Typewriter Jewelry
142. Sharon Tangler - Heirloom Treasures - Primitive Candles
143. Linda Mencanin - Linda’s Custom Embroidery
144. Carole & Joe Spohn - Leaded Glass Design
145. Steve & Val Stocker - Just For Dolls - Doll Furniture
146. Mary Maberg - Middle Mountain Acres - Gourds
147. Mark Hamm - Chester P. Basil’s - Wooden Spoons
148. Michael Stevens - Ol’ Shaker Shoppe - Shaker Reproduction Furniture
149. Caryl Pohland/Loretta Ruby - Name Me Calligraphy Personalized Pressed Flower Pictures
150. Delaine Gerstbauer - Wood Carver
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Hancock, MA (1790-1960) Purple Area (151-198)
151. Jo McDevitt & Mary Tancer - The Paintin Parlor - Decorative Art
152. Lynda Leciejewski - Kate & Bud’s Closet - Custom Art Apparel
153. John Kavosick - Perfect Pleasure - Metal Garden Art
154. Melissa Wayt & Mary Romick - M&M Country Crafts - Soft
Sculpture & Painted Wood
155. Lesa Green - Bridgewater Primitives - Primitives, Candles & Potpourri
156. John Koren - Pottery
157. Marilyn Cook & Josef Austin - Simply Elegant Jewelry Handcrafted Jewelry
158. James Umbaugh - Claywood - Stoneware, Woodwork & Lithophones
159. Kevin Dennis - Dennis Farms - Pure Maple Syrup Products
160. Dave Rugg - Heritage Studios - Personalized Sport Print, Photo Letter Art Framed
161. Vicki Mari - Blings N Things - Custom Designed Jewelry
162. Linda and Joe Helisek - Lin Marie Originals, LLC - Leather
Jewelry & Wall Sculptures
163. Judy Melillo - Apple Country Floral Accents
164. Patricia Warmus - Patricia’s Handmade Dolls
165. Jodi Rader - Olde World Charm - Wool, Fabric, Boxes
166. Janet Earnhart - Silhouette Cutting - Aug. 13-14
167. Donna Nichols - Excuse My Dust - Lath Art
168. Connie Wilson - The Wooden Angel - Framed & Unframed Quilts
169. Helena Bizon & Willie Treibal - Helen’s Gem Collection - Jewelry
170. Lana Tipton - Shaker Shaved Ice
171. Brad Stevenson - Seven Hills Woodworking
172. Christopher Nix - Hand Drawn “Visual Biographies” w/Multiple
Images Inside
173. Marianne Sincek - Cricket’s Thicket - Wood & Florals
174. Trish Randal - Simple Gifts Collection By Trish Randal Designs - Dough Sculpture
175. Carol Haney - Ca-Jo Hobby House - Clay & Hand Painted Glassware
176. Rhonda & Gary Monks - Bees In A Basket - Scented Beeswax Pincones
177. Gary Stevenson - Wild Life Sculptor
178. Sue Hahn - Old Times - Baskets
179. Bob Schriever - Silver “Ware” - Jewelry Made From Silverware
180. Tina Tipton Naymick - Simple Joy Toys - Wooden Toys,
Beautiful Hand Sewn Teddy Bears, Toys of Yesteryear
181. Robert Bishop - Bishop’s Artwork Wonders - Acrylic Paintings Wildlife, Nature, Pets
182. Patti Strohecker & John”Rocky” Bosley - RPM Treasures - Purses
183. James Parker - JE Parker Custom Knives & Photography
184. Brian & Marina Grant - The Wooden Hen - Primitives
185. Bill Bell - Buffalo Bill’s - Benchcrafted Leather
186. Jack Robinson - American Country Reproduction - Furniture, Stilts, Ladders
187. Howard Jacobsen - The Wood Works - Oak Furniture
188. Nora Johnson - Herbs For Healthful Living - Soap Making, Herbal Products
189. Brian Riley - B. Riley Blacksmith LTD - Blacksmith
190. Susan McCormack - Susi’s Critters - Stoneware Sculptor
Gate A
191. Denny & Allen Pierce - Briar Hill Rustic Furniture
192. Michele Conti - Inspiretees - Premium Embellished Christian Tees
193. Ken & Sue Barton - Calligraphy
194. Kathy Ketterer - Crochet Visions - Crocheted Items & Afghans
195. Shaker Sitting Area
196. Janet & Mark Kreis - My Garden - Sculptured Concrete Birdbaths
197. Rita Mixon - Mixon’s Mahogany Baskets
198. Mary Merlino - Decorative Home Accents - Floral
North Union, OH (1822-1889) Red Area (199-210)
199. Jill Witherell & Alice Mayer - Sheepskin Plus
200. Tammy Delancey - Humble Heart - Wrought Iron Outdoor & Indoor Items
201. Nancy Walker - Creative Creations @ The Walker Farm Blankets & Accessories, Slate Wall Hangings
202. Tom & Desiree Gilbert - Gilbert’s Woodworking - Treasure
Boxes, Bud Vases, Pen Holders
203. Beryl Croft - The Sutersville Sewing Co. - Appliquéd Sweatshirts
204. Judy & Mark Eddy - Main Street Originals - Folkart
205. Judy Haas and Mary Beth Lentner - Keepin’ It Kountry - Rustic Textiles
206. Melissa Smith - 1820 House - Soy Candles
207. Linda Olson - Weeline - Doll Clothing
208. Kari Beil - The Ladybug Ladies - Appliquéd & Embroidered
Items for Children
209. Sandy Hoerig - Country at Heart - Cloth Dolls and Animals
210. Wanda Riley - Children’s Personalized Classic Music Tapes & CDs
MARK HAMM
Concession Food Area A
• French Creek Peanut Co.: BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwiches Pork Rib Patties - Roasted Peanuts - Fruit Drinks - Water
• Brother Allens Inn: Kielbasa & Kraut - French Fries Bologna Sandwiches - Bean Soup - Corn Bread - Corn on the Cob Bottled Water - Pop
• Mama Jean’s Kitchen: Hot Dogs - Coney Dogs - Kraut Dogs Hamburgers - Cheeseburgers - Sloppy Joes - Chips - Coffee Ice Tea - Bottled Water - Pop - Hot Chocolate
• Embry’s Concession(1): Funnel Cakes - Hand-Dipped Corn
Dogs - Fried Green Tomatoes - Fried Green Tomato Bacon
Sandwich
• Inn Town: Chili - Baked & Sweet Potatoes - Salad Chicken or Steak Fajitas - Nachos & Cheese - Fiesta Rice Bowl
Fruit Drinks - Water
• A Taste of Shaker Past: Reubens on Fresh Rye Bread Shredded BBQ Chicken Sandwich - Pepperoni Rolls - Pop Bottled - Water **NEW THIS YEAR** Parfaits/Your Choice of
Slow Roasted Pulled Pork, Shredded BBQ Chicken or Beef with
Layers of Creamy Mashed Potatoes
• Shaker Beef House: Rib-Eye Steak Sandwich - Grilled Chicken
Sandwich - Stacked Ham Sandwich - Pepsi Products - Water
• Peace Valley Orchard: Apple Dumplings w/Ice Cream - Fresh
Peach Shortcake w/Ice Cream - Fry Pies - Mini Pies - Cookies
Fresh Fruit Slushes - Haluski - Pop - Water - Coffee
• Embry’s Concession(2): Spiral Cut Taters - Hand-Dipped Corn
Dogs - Funnel Cakes - Lemonade
Concessioner Food Area B
• Guys Sweet Shoppe - Apple Dumplings - Pies - Cheesecakes
Cookies - Brownies - Root Beer Floats - Ice Cream - Texas
Sheet Cake - Pop - Water - More
• Friends of Acacia - Sausage Sandwiches - Corn Dogs Hot Dogs - Vegetarian Sandwich - Pop - Water - Coffee - Ice Tea
• B&B Shaker Food - Philly Cheese Steak Sandwich - CharGrilled Brats - Vidalia Onion Rings- Sweet Potato Fries Fried Veggies - Cheese Stuffed Pretzels - Ice Cream - Pop - Water
• T and L Concessions - Tall Texan Sandwich with Choice
of: 1/2 lb. Black Angus, Chicken, Portabella Mushrooms Served
with Cheese Grilled Onions, Sweet Peppers and Marinara Sauce
Hot Ham & Cheese on Texas Toast - Grilled Cheese - Hot Dogs
w/Cheese or Kraut - Homemade Potato Chips - Pop - Bottled Water
Mark Hamm’s Wooden
Utensils Link Artistry
and History
L
enhartsville, PA - Some would say Mark Hamm
has come up in the world. His love affair with wood
began in the basement of his father’s home where his
interest blossomed into a passion for making split oak
baskets. In mid life, after earning a college degree and
pursuing several careers, he’s come up in the world of
wood to a full-scale woodshop on the second floor of his
Cape Cod style house in Lenhartsville, Pennsylvania.
“You have to love what you do to exchange a five-day
work week with a paycheck to a seven-day 24/7 career
with possibilities,” Mark says.
Concession Food Area C
• Shaker Kitchen: French Fries - Sweet Potato Fries - Cavatelli with
Meatball - Meatball Sandwich - Hot Beef Sandwich - Chicken Fingers
Pizza - Chicken Parm. Sandwich - Gyros - Coffee - Tea - Cappuccino
Hot Chocolate - Chai Tea - Iced Coffee - Water - Pop - Donuts - Muffins
• J&R’s Kitchen: Chicken Pita - Taco Salads - Grilled Chicken
Salad - Hamburgers - Hot Dogs - Chili Dogs - Fried Bologna
Sandwich - Taco in a Bag - Nachos and Cheese - Nacho Grande
Philly Steak - Sausage w/Gravy and Biscuits - Pancakes &
Sausage - Pumpkin Pie - Pop - Coffee - Hot Tea - Bottled Water
• Snack Shack: Dried Fruits - Candy - Trail Mixes - Nuts Birch Beer - Black Cherry Soda - Bottled Water
• Shaker Wing House: Wings - Pulled Pork Sandwich
Shredded BBQ Chicken Sandwich - Homemade Potato Chips Zucchini Fries - Deep Fried Portabella Mushrooms - Corn Dogs
Fresh Squeezed Lemon Shakes - Bottled Water - Pop Iced Coffee *NEW THIS YEAR* Pork or Chicken Parfaits
• Brother Jon’s: Sausage Sandwiches w/Peppers & Onions
Sandwich Folds (Pepperoni/Spinach) - Pierogis - 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 Corn - Fried Pickles Fried Snickers - Bottled Water
• Woolson’s: IBC Rootbeer - Cream Soda
• European Gourmet Almonds: Roasted Almonds - Turtles Peanut Brittle
While we talk, he e-mails a picture of the room with
a view where he’s surrounded by neat piles of wood
in various stages of preparation to become wooden
utensils that are both beautiful and functional. Patterns
for the majority of his spoons, forks, salad servers and
more than 90-utensils form a decorative border near the
ceiling of two walls. Their beautiful lines might have been
stenciled there as part of the décor.
Continued on page 19
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Blue Shades
at The Garden Stage
B
lue Shades is a south-central Pennsylvania bluegrass music band, formed
in the summer of 2001. This four-piece group performs a wide variety of
bluegrass music ranging from the high lonesome sound of traditional music, to
the most modern songs of todays more progressive bluegrass sound, as well as
prominently featuring the ever popular Bluegrass Gospel music. Whatever the style,
they play it bluegrass. Comprised of four veteran bluegrass performers, with nearly
100 years of combined music experience, this band can play any venue. From a
Sunday morning Gospel show to a Saturday night festival performance-whatever
your favorite style, they have something you’ll like. That is, if you like bluegrass.
#81
Creative
Creations
Located at the Walker Farm
#201
★ Quilts
★ Fleece Blankets (Variety of prints & sizes)
★ Matching Accessories
★ Holiday Items
★ Wreaths
★ Slate Wall Hangings
Lee & Nancy Walker
692 Mount Jackson Road (Rt. 108)
New Castle, PA 16102
Many other items at our gift shop located on
a Christmas tree farm along with produce,
pumpkins, mums, etc. for fall.
(330) 727-9342
Glass Garden
#82
Art Glass with a Twist
Mark & Kathy Slaven
wegotglass.com
THE PENNSYLVANIA BASKET COMPANY
AT SHAKER WOODS
#114
Handwoven Baskets in the Shaker Tradition
• Shaker Quilt Trunks
• Hudson River
• Cape Cod
• Quilter’s Totes
All New
Shaker Designs!
• Cotton • Pennsylvania
• Market
Barrel
• Cottage • Berry
• Mustard • More
BASKETS ARE ALL HANDWOVEN. SUPPLIES ARE LIMITED.
See you in the Woods! Tom and Nancy Sheehan.
#93
#209
#128
Joseph
Graham
Primitive Patterns
& Handcrafted Dolls
littlecooncreek.com
412-487-7411
#157
Makepeace Naturals
#32
Soy Candles in Ohio Pottery
Handmade Soaps & Lotions
“Natural Goodness in All We Do!”
See us at Booth #28
www.makepeacenaturals.com
#194
760-972-6117
#15
The Old Oak Tree
- Quality Oak Products -
Vickie’s Jelly Jar
Stop By Our New
Location in Booth 113!
Mantle Shelves - Sconces
Mirrors - End Tables
Coffee Tables & Many
Household Items
1366 Garfield Ave.
Salem, Ohio 44460
(330) 332-1502
donweingartner@hotmail.com
Located in Food Area C
Creators and Makers of:
• Dessert • Butter
Jams
• Fruit Salsa’s
• Jellies
• Cocoas
Visit our website:
www.vickiesjellyjar.com
734-722-0078
Graham Returns to
The Woods with Bench
Made Windsor Chairs
J
efferson, Ohio _ About one hour north of Shaker
Woods, Joseph Graham makes a style of chair that
first appeared in the British Isles in the 17th century.
Legend has it that King George I was out riding his horse
when a sudden rainstorm drove him to take shelter in a
wheelwright’s home. There he was offered a chair by the
fire to sit and dry out before returning home. The chair
was not only beautiful to look upon, but the king found
comfort in the scooped wooden seat. By the time he
headed back to Windsor castle, he had ordered chairs
and given them the distinctive name they carry today
“The first time I saw a Windsor chair, I was drawn to
the delicate curved legs and the elegant spindled back,”
the local builder says. “I was curious about its history and
found a builder whose workshop I attended. I fell in love
at first sight with the process and within 18-months, I was
making chairs people wanted to buy.”
He had planned to be an architect, but his fascination
with the chairs quickly became his way of life. At first
he was able to buy the logs he needed from three local
sawmills, but they were small and when they closed, he
sought help from the Amish.
“You see, the strength of a Windsor, in it’s many
variations, depends on the core strength of the logs we
strip to form the frame. These core logs are from what
they call the butt end -- the part of the log from the ground
to the first branch because we need knot-free boards.”
Joseph loves the labor of splitting the logs with
sledgehammer and wedge as well as using specialized
hand tools like the “froe,” a more precise splitting tool. After
the logs are prepared in
strips of various widths,
he stores them in a drying
barn until they’re ready
for steam bending over
many different shaped
forms.
“I use almost all white
oak for these frames
because it’s dense and
strong. The long fibers
are supple and split and
bend well. It’s because of
these long fibers within
the trunk that I split the
logs following the fiber
lines without damaging them. Most of the work is done on
the green wood and once the parts are clamped on forms,
the wood must dry up to six months.”
The seats can be made of many kinds of wood. Joseph
prefers cherry, walnut, curly maple and several exotic
woods. He dyes the frames to match the natural color
of the wood or in some instances, he chooses to use
contrasting stain colors.
While Joseph spent his children’s growing up years in
the woodshop, his wife, Peggy, focused on rearing their
six children – three boys and three girls. Their youngest,
Charley, who is in his early thirties, has been the only one
of their children who has had a lasting interesting in making
chairs. Sometimes he helps with shows, but his goal is to
open a restaurant serving healthy foods. His wife, Lauren,
grows organic vegetables.
“Our other children are scattered all over the world
in successful careers,” Joseph says. “Now that we are
empty-nesters, Peggy gets more involved in our business.
Outside of the few big festivals where we sell our furniture,
she cooks wonderful meals for the people who come to
our farm and stay for a week while they learn to make
chairs. It’s like a wonderful retreat week and each one
completes a chair.”
Although he spends much time alone in his shop, the
training weeks he offers are highlights for both he and his
wife.
“We’ve hosted many family groups. I only can take six in
a class and one class is memorable for including a father
and three sons. Sixteen accompanied by a parent is as
young as I can take a teenager because they have to have
adequate strength in the upper body. Making Windsor
chairs is a workout, but a great break from a stressful 9 to
5 desk job. We have quite a few who come back time and
again for the pleasure of it.”
He says he will have many rocking chairs at Shaker
Woods because these have been much in demand. His
display will also include a wide variety of Windsor chair
styles. In addition to living room chairs, he will have sets
of dining room chairs. Prices range from $1200 to $3500.
Ask about reservations for a chair-making retreat week
with the Grahams or to arrange for special orders. Check
out pictures on their website. www.lenoxworkshops.com
Look for Joseph and Peggy Graham in Booth 103.
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#4
1672 Rauch Road
East Palestine, Ohio 44413
A gathering of early wares and smalls.
Wooden ware, candles & primitive goods
15255 Gaskill Drive
Alliance, Ohio 44601
330.823.4864
bridgewaterprimitives@yahoo.com
#140
#63
Aimee’s Crafts
#31
#45
Perfect Treasures
Magnetic Photo Frames
Aimee Stutzman
Diane Blonski
5990 University Blvd., Suite 12
PMB 183
Moon Twp., PA 15108
609-972-9410
perfecttreasuresgifts.com
Decorative Painting Primitives
814-442-6991
#123
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131 Danbury Dr.
Youngstown, OH 44512
(330) 783-0650
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Herbal Soaps • Salves • Dips • Culinary Blends and Much More!
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#147
Vanessa Campagna
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CLOTH DOLLS
Grandparent Mugs
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#48
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Celebrating 24 Years of Creating
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Stop by for a visit at
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#108
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Performing: August 18 at The Garden Stage
A
t 18 years old Vanessa Campagna is already a
seasoned professional. She’s been warming up
crowds for industry icons such as Reba, Wynona, and
Loretta since she was 8 years old. It is her commanding
presence and explosive stage personality along with
her dynamic and versatile voice that has made her a
fan favorite and has catapulted her to national attention.
These traits along with her passion to perform have earned
her the opportunity to work with some of the best music
entertainment people in the business as well as major
venues across the country including the Superbowl of
Country Music, “Jamboree in the Hills”, in Belmont, Ohio.
She was only six when she sang her first National Anthem
in front of more than 35,000 people for the Pittsburgh Pirates
and only 10 years old when she got her first TV appearance
when she was chosen out of 24,000 youngsters to appear
on CBS’ Star Search.
Since then, she has performed with some of the greatest
artists in the music industry such as Sugarland, Trace
Adkins, Blake Shelton, Allan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn,
Dierks Bentley, Keith Urban, Kelly Pickler, Tricia Yearwood,
and more. She has worked and written with songwriter
Bob Corbin, famous for his many hits with Kenny Rogers,
Alabama and the Oakridge Boys. Bob and Vanessa went
to Nashville to produce her first two albums, “Vanessa
Campagna”, a wholesome, yet powerful four song cd that
debuted her 10 year old vocal power and at age 14, “Can
You Hear Me Now” a full length production which began to
show her versatility as a vocalist and writer. Working with
Bob and the studio musicians taught Vanessa much about
putting it all together.
For more on Vanessa and her music, visit her online at
www.vanessacampagna.com.
Mark Hamm continued from page 14
30th Anniversary Giveaway...
Hand Crafted Water Fountain
Register for Drawing at the Information Booth.
In appreciation to our family & friends who have supported
and visited Shaker Woods over the past 30 years, as well as
newcomers, we will be giving away a beautifully hand crafted
water fountain exclusively crafted by Sandstone Secrets.
Every inch of the 800 square foot room with a view of
his wife Collene’s English style garden has been put into
service as storage and work space.
Beyond the garden, a split rail fence covered with
plastic coated dog wire encloses the acre and a half
lawn where they exercise the Keeschond puppies they
raise to show and sell.
“My typical schedule is preparing supplies on Monday
for the work I’ll complete Tuesday through Friday. In
addition to arranging stacks of American black cherry
wood in the work area, I draw the utensil patterns on
two-inch boards and stack the boards in bins ready for
rough cutting on the bandsaw.”
He uses the band-saw for cutting the primary shape,
but most of the real shaping takes place at the drum
sander.
“I built the sander myself and I load it with course 100grit sandpaper for the first round of shaping. I guide this
by hand very carefully because with full pressure, I could
grind the whole thing to dust and my fingers as well.”
He doesn’t wear gloves because he needs to feel the
design springing to life beneath his fingers.
“The wood flies off and when I’m satisfied with the
shaping, I change to a fine sandpaper to perfect the
shape and smoothness I want.”
He believes the joy he feels in making heirloom-quality
utensils, cutting boards, and other wooden implements,
springs from the bond he feels with nature and history.
“My ancestors came to this country in the mid-1700s
and made their living by farming and woodworking. It’s
a thrill to me to be doing the same things they did and
know that what I do has the potential to meet the needs
of generations into the future.“
Viewing Mark’s website by putting “chesterpbasilspoons
into your search engine will give you the opportunity
to see hundreds of beautiful and functional utensils,
counterware, cutting boards, racks. Make your list before
coming to Shaker Woods for items priced between $4
and $32.
Find Mark Hamm’s Chester P. Basil Utensils in Booth
147.
Enter for your chance to win at the Information Booth located
between Gate B & C. Drawing will be held Sunday, August 26th.
Winner need not be present.
Hot Pursuit
Performing:
August 18 & 19
at the Meeting House Stage
I
n May 2005, five veteran musicians who shared a common vision of combining many types of
music with the unique style of each group member formed the Hot Pursuit Band. The result is a
unique and exciting sound. Hot Pursuit mixes key elements of vocals, bass and lead guitar, drums,
percussion and keyboard, to showcase an energizing repertoire which includes: country music, pop,#94
rock and roll, jazz, disco and blues selections.
#161
#125
Making memories from a long time ago...
Leaving memories for a long time to come.
Thru The Garden Window
Vintage design for all seasons.
Richard & Natalie Kady
New Middletown, OH • (330) 542-2444
Straw Mountain Brooms
Handcrafted brooms made #1
on century old equipment
Specializing in Shaker
& Appalachian Brooms
P.O. Box 307 • Unicoi, TN 37692 • (423)
bobwig@comcast.net
926-0491
#94
by Vicki
Wool Mittens from
Recycled Sweaters
New this Year! Smittens, Skarfs and Infants
kozymittens.com
TOM
GILBERT
The Twelve
Virtues As
Outlined By
The Shakers
• Faith
• Hope
• Honesty
• Continence
• Innocence
• Simplicity
• Meekness
• Humility
• Prudence
• Patience
• Thankfulness
• Charity
Bandsaw Puzzle Boxes Present
Intricate Design Features
N
orwalk, Ohio - You may have
heard stories about the farmer’s
daughter or the coalminer’s daughter.
But Desiree Gilbert has attained status
as a woodworker’s daughter.
“My dad drew me into woodcraft
step-by-step,” Desiree says. “As a
preschooler, I’d hang out in the shop
doing little tasks from sweeping sawdust
to stacking blocks of wood before I
graduated to drawing and painting on
wood.”
Although her husband, Tom, was an
art major in college, he worked for Ford
Motor Company in Lorraine, Ohio, rather
than pursue a career in the arts. When
the plant closed, he decided to turn
his woodworking hobby into a fulltime
vocation.
“Our mutual interests make us as
perfect a fit as a work team as the pieces
of the puzzle boxes he specializes in
making.”
The first time you see their puzzle
box display, you might assume you are
looking at a variety of handsome onepiece wooden decorations. You may
start to imagine where you’d place
such a piece to show it off. If you collect
butterflies, you’ll find butterflies. Enjoy
music? Consider a jazzy-looking guitar
to set on your fireplace hearth. Want to
say ‘I love you’ to some special person? A triple heart will speak volumes.
But what you see at a glance is barely
the beginning. Run your finger down the
side of a heart and remove an almost
invisible pin to open the first of many
doors, drawers and sliding panels inside.
Whether the flower, fish or frog is 3 by
3 inches or 8 inches tall by 18 inches
wide, you will work your way through an
elaborate puzzle inside the box. Take
out one little drawer and reveal another
hidden one in a quest for the most secret
compartment, a place to hide treasured
rings, bracelets or coins.
“Tom sketches out the inner puzzle in
the way a jigsaw maker might draw his
parameters,” Desiree says. “Some he
does freehand and he’s also designed
templates he can reuse. Some may have
similar dimensions, but no two are alike
because nature varies and he will be
working with a variety
of beautiful woods.”
She adds that finding
the unique wood they
use is just as much fun
as building the boxes.
Their field trips may
begin near their Ohio
home, but spending
a couple days circling
the surrounding states
often brings them to
their favorite suppliers
in the state of Kentucky.
“Tom doesn’t like to buy from a catalog. He
wants to see the wood. The boxes all have a
solid black walnut base, but the accent on top
may be burled maple or buckeye, manzanita,
curly oak or one of dozens of other exotic
woods. Some of the quality lumberyards import
wood from all over the world.”
Tom is always looking for new ways to open
the puzzle boxes and in the case of his teardrop
boxes, he’s used a simple lift off lid. The teardrop
box is 18-inches tall and two feet wide with five doors shaped like tear drops.
“I find them irresistible,” Desiree says.
Boxes are priced from $20 to $2300. An average price is in the range between $100
and $200.
Find the Gilberts in booth 202.
McCARTER COACH & TOUR
‘1 2 - ’1 3 F u n T o u r s
Balloon Fiesta New York City
New England Albuquerque
October 6-19
October 6-13
$
1349
November 15-18
$
per person
double
occupancy
2095
Transportation, 13 nights lodging,
18 meals and included attractions.
Transportation, seven nights lodging, 15 meals (including a
Classic Downeast Lobsterbake and a Cape Cod Lobster dinner);
admissions to included attractions (including 5 train rides)
765
$
per person
double
occupancy
Transportation, three nights lodging,
one meal, admission to Rockettes
production and included attractions.
Here’s a Small Sample of 2012 & 2013 McCarter Fun Tours
2012
• Sept. 24-26
• Sept. 26-28
• Oct. 20-21
• Oct. 25-28
• Nov. 8-9
• Nov. 29-Dec. 2
• Dec. 7-9
• Dec. 14-16
Soaring Eagle Casino
Soaring Eagle Casino
Lancaster, PA
Smoky Mountains
Belterra Casino
Christmas in Nashville
Christmas at the Biltmore
Christmas in New York
2013
• April 8-13
• April 25-28
• May 4-5
• May 9-12
• June 10-29
Check our website for additional
trips throughout the year!
Pennsylvania Office
Ask About
a Charter!
Savannah/Charleston
Ashville/Biltmore
Noah in Lancaster
Springtime in New York
Wild & New West
2569 Darlington Road
Beaver Falls, PA 15010
Ohio Office
15583 Sprucevale Road
East Liverpool, OH 43920
(724) 847-0530 or
(330) 385-4677 or
(800) 300-0707 From Pa. (800) 392-0002 From Ohio
Call for departure points near you!
Call or visit www.mccartertours.com for a complete list of tours.
The Butler Institute of American Art
Proudly Presents the
42nd Annual American Holiday
Fine Arts & Crafts Show
“An American Holiday” to benefit The Butler Institute of American Art
Over 100 Fine Artists, Crafters and Artisans
Food
•
Free
Parking
Saturday & Sunday
Free Spirit Cloggers
T
Performing: August 19 at The Garden Stage
he “Free Spirit Cloggers,” from northeast Ohio and under the direction of
Jean Baird, clog to a variety of music, including traditional clogging music,
country and pop. There are 33 dancers on the show team that range in age from 8
years old to retired folks! They perform at fairs, festivals and many special events
throughout the state of Ohio, such as the Geauga Lake Oktoberfest and Kings
Island Theme Park. Come on out and see them at Christmas in the Woods, and
maybe you’ll get the urge to “learn to clog.” It’s great exercise, and lots of fun too!
per person
double
occupancy
December 1 & 2, 2012
Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. • Sunday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
being held at the
The Butler Institute of American Art
524 Wick Avenue • Youngstown, OH 44502
General Admission: $5 Adults • Children (12 & under) Free
V i s i t o u r w e b s i t e : butlerart.com
— SHAKER RECIPE —
SHAKER CHICKEN PUDDING
• 2 Cups Cooked Chicken
s
• 1 Cup Fresh, Sliced Mushroom
• 1/2 Cup Diced Onion
es
• 1/2 Cup Cubed, Cooked Potato
• 1 tsp. Salt
• 1/4 tsp. Fresh Pepper
• 1 tsp. Dried Rosemary
• 2 Cups Chicken Stock
• 5 Eggs, Beaten Fluffy
• Butter Slivers
• Dash Nutmeg
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In a mixing bowl, combin
rosemary.
vegetables, salt, pepper and
eggs and
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Combine chicken stock with
dish. Dot top
pour over ingredients in baking
meg. Place
with butter slivers and dash nut
hot water.
baking dish in a pan with 1 inch
0 minutes.
Baking 325 degree over for 50-6
❤HEART OF THE COUNTRY
14895 South Avenue, Columbiana, OH, (330) 482-5001
(Located behind Das Dutch Haus Restaurant)
When you’re done in “the woods” & still looking
for that “special something,” visit us for
unique gifts, home decor & furniture!
Hours: MON. 12-6 • Tues.-Fri. 10-5 • SAT. 10-6
MARY MEBERG
Vivian’s
Spend a day in
the village of
COLUMBIANA, OH
Antiques & Collectibles
Choose from a wide variety of
folk-art inspired designs from
Heartwood Creek
by Jim Shore
Byers Choice Carolers • Painted Ponies • Adora Dolls
Hummels • Precious Moments • Steiff Bears
P. Buckley Moss Print, Ornaments
Antiques, Reproductions, Used Furniture
24 S. Main Street
Columbiana, OH 44408
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There With Meberg
Gourd Novelties
N
ear Moundsville, West Virginia - If you want to turn
your home landscaping into a jungle wonderland,
Mary Meberg’s unique gourd animals may be just what
you’ve been looking for. Last year’s crop of Lagenaria
Sileraria (hardshell gourds) yielded gourds with long
necks twisting this way and that to inspire a herd of
giraffes large enough to populate a fantasy African
Savannah. Imagine a giraffe in your home garden, its
feet surrounded with ornamental grasses and day lilies.
You’ll be the talk of the neighborhood.
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Furniture, Clocks, Glass, China and Toys. We also
stock custom made Lamp Shades and Parts.
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
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Commercial Sales
33 Talsman Dr.
Canfield, OH 44406
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If you prefer the homey quality of a backyard barnyard,
consider pigs and chickens on the edge of a pumpkin
patch flanked by short red mushrooms with polka-dotted
tops or the natural brown color of tall pointy mushrooms
in a bed of salvia and delphinium surrounding a deck.
Stake out a bluebird house by the railing. Plant a few
geraniums in gourd pots to create a mobile deck
arrangement.
“Every year I add new items to my array of collectible
gourds,” Mary says.
You have to see the variety of shapes and sizes to
believe what Mary does with nature’s bounty.
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“I probably use 10,000 gourds and I’m proud to say everything we use is locally
produced. We have a 30-acre farm and do some growing, but we commission Amish
farmers from Pennsylvania and Ohio to grow most of what we need. We provide the
seed and get the gourds back ready to palette dry them.”
It takes about nine months for gourds to fully dry out depending on their size. During
the drying cycle the moist interior creates a perfect environment for mildew and many
home growers throw out their gourds when they see the mold forming on the outside.
“Mildew isn’t a problem. When the gourd is fully dried, I submerge them in warm
water. You don’t even have to add soap although I might sometimes. Let them soak
awhile and then scrub the mold off with a metal scrubby. You’ll find a beautiful smooth
surface underneath. Give them a short re-drying time and you’re ready to let the shape
guide what you make of it.”
Mary’s gourd ladles and pitchers are safe to hold drinking water and her birdhouses,
which she paints to resemble cottages, have a back door for easy cleaning.
“I taught our five children to be involved in gourd craft but none of them have followed
us into this farming vocation. The two youngest boys are finished college now and
have worked with us on the shows we do.”
This year, Mary will teach a children’s class in giraffe making at the Shaker Woods
Festival.
“When the children complete their giraffe, I invite them to come into our booth and
see the display. We get a lot of ‘ohs’ and ‘aws’ and ‘wows’ when they see all the
animals.”
In addition to animals and household implements, Mary will have an assortment of
fall decorations including costumed scarecrows with gourd heads.
Find the Mebergs in booth 146.
W E B U Y G O L D , C O I N S A N D E S TAT E J E W E L R Y
F I N E
D I A M O N D S
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“Serving Eastern Ohio & Western Pennsylvania”
A Crafting Affaire & Hen House
Open 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. - 7 Days a Week
Old South Range High School Building
11836 South Avenue • North Lima, OH 44452
Farmers
Market Every
Saturday
Crafts • Food • More
Commercial Kitchen for Rent.
For more information, contact
Michelle Au
Craft
Vendors
Wanted!
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9TH ANNUAL WEST BRANCH MIDDLE SCHOOL
“CHRISTMAS IN THE COUNTRY” CRAFT SHOW
NOVEMBER 3rd, 2012
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Located at 4409 Beloit-Snodes Road (Route 165) in Beloit, OH
Join us this year for our annual early holiday shopping extravaganza!
Crafts, Chinese Auction, 50/50 Raffle, Entertainment, Bake Sale,
Face Painting, Photos with Santa and much more can be found at this year’s event.
For More General Information on becoming a crafter, please call
Lana Tipton at 330-550-4190. Hope to see you there!
Holiday Shopping Begins in Columbiana, Ohio
As Featured in
Country Living
Magazine
18th
Annual
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 2012
200
CRAFTERS
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October 13-14 & 20-21
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 oneof-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.
433 State Ave., Beaver, PA 15009
ACRES OF
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Bus Tours Welcome!
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724-774-6341
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General Admission ( Daily Rates): Adults ..... $ 7.00, Children
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