Marketplace map and catalog - Mukilteo Lighthouse Festival

Starfish Street
1 Starfish Street
Information Booth
Here you will find great bags for shopping and information from
staff that will make your marketplace experience fun!
2 Starfish Street
SugarShak by the Sea
SugarShak by the Sea is an Artisan Cooperative Gallery gathering
together Pacific Northwest hand, heart, and soul hand made Art &
Home décor. Twelve artists showcase their work sat SugarShak,
six of the twelve will be at the Mukilteo Marketplace!
www.sugarshakbythesea.com facebook.com/sugarshakbythesea
3 Starfish Street
Henna Art by Amy Lee
Based out of Bellingham, Amy loves to adorn the body with
freehand custom henna body art. The process involves the
application of the henna paste, used for centuries for adornment
decorations and then
the paste is left on for at least 4 hours.
The color last lasts about a week. Beautiful designs for a beautiful
feeling! www.hennalee.com
facebook.com/hennaleeart
4 Starfish Street
Mystic Metal Designs
Karen has been a Washingtonian since 1970. She creates Celtic
style woven and braided wire jewelry in copper, brass & silver.
She adds beads, stone, crystal, shell and vintage components to
accent the design. The sole designer and creator of each and
every unique piece, she never knows what a piece is going to turn
out to be when she begins. The end result is that the buyer is truly
getting an original work of wearable art that is uniquely inspired – as unique as the person
wearing it! www.mysticmetaldesigns.com facebook.com/mysticmetaldesigns
5 Starfish Street
Noel Jewelry. I've been making art of many kinds for most of my
life, and making and selling jewelry since about 2003. I enjoy working
with precious metals - sterling silver and fine silver and gold. I strive to
make things high quality, so if you like it and treat it with care, it could
last a very long time. http://www.noeljewelry.biz noeljewelry@gmail.com
6 Starfish Street
BloomDiada
Wendy utilizes layered vintage glass pieces to create glass garden
flowers. Every layer is glued, drilled & assembled with stainless steel
hardware. Each one is unique and will add charm to any garden.
www.bloomdiada.com wendyb@bloomdiada.com
7 Starfish Street
Sandy’s Red Hot Glass
Applying Sandy's skill and imagination to art glass is a passion which
came later in life. Before retiring from a career in the medical
laboratory, she became interested in making garden stepping stones
with glass designs. Sandy gained skill in cutting and fitting glass to
form a picture. Other projects included casting leaves and doing
"leaded" glass items. Always taking inspiration from garden flowers,
shapes & colors. http://www.sandysredhotglass.com/ https://www.facebook.com/SandysRED-HOT-GLASS-459236820882352/
8 Starfish Street
Ansley Art & Images
Enhanced photos & art printed onto glass, ceramic, canvas & paper.
Glass cutting boards, glass & ceramic mosaics, tiles, mugs, teapots &
more. www.AnsleyArt.com etsy.com/shop/BarbaraAnsley
9 Starfish Street
TutuCute Shop
Fun fashion for kids, teens, and adults! Tutu’s for all ages, including
baby dolls, hair bows, headbands, bowties and baby onesies.
http://tutu2cuteshop.etsy.com facebook.com/tutu2cuteshop
10 Starfish Street
A Piece of my Heart by Sunny
Sunny creates potholders, microwave potato bags, microwave bowl
cozies, cup cozies, hanging kitchen towels, and other textile art
needed for your kitchen. apcofmyheartbysr@gmail.com
11 Starfish Street
Vivid Experience
Deron crafts handmade candles and wax melts that are made right
here in Washington. They are 100% soy, they are scented with
essential oils and biodegradable. Facebook.com/vividExperience
12 Starfish Street
Koreena Bradley Jewelry
Making jewelry is a joy for
Koreena. Especially when she has finished a project and the results
are right before her. Right now Koreena is a stay at home mom who
loves to create. She is a born and raised Washingtonian who, like
many of us, is in love with the ever-green world around her. Koreena
made her first piece of jewelry just after and inspiring trip to a bead
store that left her wide eyed and excited about the art.
Koreenabradleyjewelry.com
13 Starfish Street
Uniquely Designed
Esther specializes in unique pieces of wire-wrapped jewelry in organic
designs using semi-precious stones, beach glass, luminous pearls,
elegant beads wrapped in silver. This artist loves what she does and
feels each piece almost creates itself. www.estherwalla.com
14 Starfish Street
Sybil & Co. Designs Since 2008 Sybil & Co. Designs offers
you innovative design plus the highest standard of quality and
materials used to create treasured “One-of-a-Kind” affordable
handcrafted jewelry for your enjoyment.
https://www.facebook.com/Sybil-Co-Designs-Custom-Sterling-Silverand-Bead-Jewelry-91369993216/
15 Starfish Street
Parallel Jewelry
Jeni Falldine creates jewelry silver,
gemstones, and freshwater pearls. Each pieces has a delicate and
natural character. This connection with nature is no accident. In the
words of the artist: “I like the beauty of nature. Curves of plants,
crystalline formations in rocks, and colors amplified by sunlight in
water. Trees that captivate me with stories of balance and form.
Enchanting flowers, vividly alive and grown from ancient recipes. I
watch and then make things. My hands move, doing what they know while flowers blossom and
birds weave nests.” http://paralleljewelry.com/rpoducts-page facebook.com/paralleljewelry
16 Starfish Street
James D. Kramer Design
My works are created entirely digitally. All original pieces are printed
on gallery wrapped canvas. Unsigned reproductions are also
available. www.kramerdpg.com/blog facebook.com/kramerdpg
Barnacle Blvd
17 Barnacle Blvd
Kimberly Dunlap Photography
Based in the Pacific Northwest, Kim captures a moment perfectly.
She has a wide variety of photographic skills and you can tell she
loves what she does. From weddings to tulips, architecture to food,
she shares her love of life and the beauty it brings!
http://kimberlydunlapphotography.com/
18 Barnacle Blvd
Peggy Cook – Whimsical Art
Peggy Cook was born
and raised near Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. As a child, she always had
a passion for painting and crafts. Although having an artist is
beneficial, Peggy considers herself to be a self-taught artist. She has
developed her own whimsy style described as primitive but
contemporary. From the artist: “I am an acrylic painter. I love working
with acrylics, the brighter the color the better. I think as an artist you look at the world around
you a little different than others. Patterns and color are what motivate me. I love creating bright
colorful, feel good paintings sometimes with a touch of humor.”
www.peggycookwhimsicalart.com
19 Barnacle Blvd
Delicate Light Photography
The world seemed different viewed through the camera's lens.
Escaping daily routines Donald could see usual things in new and
exciting ways. “At times photography has been a life jacket, at times a
frustration, but regardless, since 1965 it has just been a part of me.
Daily we are deluged with images in our many modes of
communication. www.delicatelightphotography.com
20 Barnacle Blvd
Holly’s Images
Holly shares her unique perspective of the world through watercolor
and acrylic paintings. Her unique style of images create a bright
splash of color and each piece has a feeling of nature and movement.
Holly graduated from the Art Institute of Seattle and has held a variety
of creative positions including graphic designer, marketing and art
teaching. www.hollysimages.com facebook.com/HollysImages
21 Barnacle Blvd
The Jake Hose Company
Jake Hose has had an
exciting career as an artist spanning over 20 years. Jake is primarily
an acrylic painter and musician, a self-taught artist by trade, with a
unique creative vision. Some accomplishments include: recording 10
music albums, doing over 100 art shows in the Seattle area, and
selling art to over 60 stores in Washington State, one being the Seattle
Space Needle. www.jakehose.com www.funshimsicalart.com
22 Barnacle Blvd
Vestutuo Chart Art
Chart-Art starts with an original acrylic painting by well-known
Northwest artist Betty Vestuto. She first creates a painting of the ship,
lighthouse, aircraft, etc. on an appropriate nautical or aeronautical
chart. Limited edition signed and numbered prints are then created
from the original. http://www.Chart-art.com
23 Barnacle Blvd
Normiehead
Many of you may already be familiar with Chris Shreve as he is
synonymous with the familiar face of Normiehead. “AS A CHILD I
loved to draw. I would come often to my mother with the same
question: “What can I draw?” Her response was always the same,
“Draw a bed and climb in it.” When I think of these words now I am
struck with the profundity and power they can hold if cared for properly.
I believe that we literally have the ability to pull from the invisible and shape the visible.
Imagination and creativity have power to “bring into being”. To incarnate. Painting as allowed
me to conceive of a thing and watch it grow flesh. The sketchbook and the easel have become
for me an altar for prayer and meditation, for confession and struggle and a place for ugliness to
be confronted by grace and beauty. It was become a place to make my bed and lay in it.”
www.normiehead.com https://www.instagram.com/normiehead
Orca Lane
32/33 Orca Lane
Rusty Birds
Jay and Madelein Crowdus, a husband and wife artist team, have a
passion for good design. They believe that good design is simple yet
elegant, and strive to create products that capture the imagination.
Their artwork is artist designed steel, cut and hand crafted to achieve a
rust patina. All items are hand drawn silhouette designs, and hand
finished. http://www.rustybirds.com facebook.com/rustybirds
34 Orca Lane
My Watercolors With Love
Risa Heltermann’s painting style produces vivid color and hope to
portray emotion and movement to entice and capture the observer. A
cheerful member of two art associations, South Hill Artists and
Northwest Watercolor Society, she continues to create realistic visions
that pop from the canvas. www.mywatercolorswithlove.com
35/36 Orca Lane
Apple Cox Designs
An internationally known, Northwest based, artist and illustrator Apple
Cox makes use of traditional watercolor painting and contemporary
mixed media. Her artwork has appeared on tableware, dinnerware,
kitchenware, prints, giftware, educational/commercial print media for
many leading companies and well-know retail stores. such as
Nordstrom, Pottery Barn, Target, Oneida, Sakura, Conimar, Westland
Giftware, Scafa Art Publishing, The WingLuke Asian Museum, Washington State Historical
Society, Washington State Fashion Symposium and others. www.applecoxdesign.com
37 Orca Lane
Deborah’s Trailer Trash
Deborah Rolfsness is an artist that lives in Lake Stevens, Washington
In 2010 after working in the recreational vehicle industry for 20 years,
she decided to see if she could make a living doing something she
was passionate about, her art work. www.deborahstrailertrash.com
38/39 Orca Lane
Tomas Vrba Studio
When he moved to the Seattle area,
Tomas discovered the unique art of chainsaw carving, and the
beautiful woods native to the Pacific Northwest. Growing up in
Slovakia before the fall of the Berlin Wall, Tomas Vrba never imagined
he’d get the chance to be a working artist, let alone an artist making a
name for himself in America. In the early 1990′s, Tomas’ raw talent
earned him a spot in an art school apprenticeship program, where he
spent the next four years being classically trained in woodcarving. He went on to receive a
Master’s Degree in Sculpture Restoration from VSVU Bratislava, one of Europe’s premier fine
arts institutions. After finishing his studies, Tomas spent a number of years as a fine art restorer
and conservator in Vienna, getting the chance to preserve some of the finest works of art in the
world. But despite his success as a restorer, his true passion was creating his own sculptures.
www.tomasvrba.com facebook.com/tomasvrbastudio
Salmon Roe
40 Salmon Roe
Anchorhead Coffee
Anchorhead Coffee strives to make a premium cold brew coffee that
stands above the rest. They roast the freshest means available, grind
them, and then brew them for twenty hours without heat. Tasting
Anchorhead is like tasting coffee for the first time. The smooth natural
flavor of the bean is pronounced in the cold brew process and what
you get is a less bitter coffee with rich flavors and a chocolate finish
that is a delightful change to the palate. They serve bottled and kegged cold brew. They also
have whole bean packed coffee. www.anchorheadcoffee.com instagram-anchorhead coffee
41 Salmon Roe
Fidalgo Fudge Trista Sakuma, newer to the fresh fudge
business, purchased Fidalgo Fudge Kitchen in January of 2014.
Trista, being no stranger to a commercial kitchen, was a professional
baker for many years. Baking traditional French pastries, pies,
wedding cakes and much more. She could always be found with
chocolate at her fingertips. Turning her passion into her own business
was a dream come true. Trista is proud to offer only the highest
quality fudge. Trista proudly states, "We make the finest fudge you will ever experience!"
www.fidalgofudge.com https://www.facebook.com/fidalgofudgekitchen/
42 Salmon Roe
Trilby’s BBQ Sauce and Spices
Since 1976 Trilby’s BBQ Sauce has been enhancing the flavor of beef,
pork, seafood and poultry in the great Pacific Northwest! Their award
winning BBQ sauces, dry rubs, seasonings and dip mixes, handcrafted
in small batches to ensure quality and freshness. You can find Trilby’s
in some local small businesses, but they will be visiting us at the
Mukilteo Lighthouse Festival. www.trilbys.com
43 Salmon Roe
Northwest Biscotti
This biscotti is crafted in over 19 different varieties. She offers the
classics like Almond, Orange Cranberry and Anise Walnut. But she
also shakes it up with blends like Almond Joy, Cranberry White
Chocolate and, perhaps as a shout out to the Pacific Northwest, an
Almond Roca! Frances’ Biscotti is popping up at some local shops
and coffee houses, but she’ll be bringing her menu of biscotti to the
festival this year so that you can stock your very own biscotti stash at home!
facebook.com/nwbiscotti
44 Salmon Roe
Friday Harbor House of Jerky
The largest, most exotic selection of the best, highest quality jerky,
comes from Friday Harbor House of Jerky. Our jerky is made the oldfashioned way, sliced from lean, whole, premium meats. It is not ground,
chopped, processed, nor formed into strips - our delectable jerky flavors
for 12 months — our family recipe. Friday Harbor House of Jerky
provides customers all over the Pacific Northwest with a variety of jerky
products, in multiple sizes, and various flavors, including: beef (top round & brisket), buffalo,
venison, elk, kangaroo, wild boar, alligator, snapping turtle, python, rabbit, salmon, tuna, trout,
shark, swordfish, pork, bacon, turkey, biltong, beef sticks, and more – not your average snacks.
www.FridayHarborHouseofJerky.com
45 Salmon Roe
Herrnon Crafts
Woodworking that enhances the grain of fine woods – Herrnon Crafts
create wine accessories, custom wood products, cutlery, kitchen
items, personal grooming items created from exotic woods, some with
sea glass embellishments. Wine stoppers with food-grade stainless
steel tips that will not corrode. Custom made furniture featuring
mortise and tenon joinery including 6 and 12 bottle stackable wine
racks. Small wood turned items such as bowls, lidded boxes, platters, shaving brushes and
custom cutlery items including appetizer sets, bottle openers, ice cream scoops and pizza
cutters, we even make custom yoga blocks! www.herrnoncrafts.com
facebook.com/Herrnoncrafts
46 Salmon Roe
For Your Glass Only
Michelle’s love of wine began when her husband’s mom, Virginia,
asked her if I wanted a glass. That was 22 years ago. Thus, began
her love affair! She soon found out though, that she didn’t like sharing
her wine with anyone…and so her quest began, to find a glass marker
that would meet her needs. It wasn’t until her daughter requested a
marker that would work with her new “stemless wine glasses” that
Michelle began to work on my current creation. It took her about a year to perfect her design,
which is now patent-pending. Wine glass markers that sit on the rim of a glass. The backs are
handcrafted and patented. The fronts charms, brooches, sliders and parts of jewelry.
www.foryourglassonly.com
47 Salmon Roe
ImArtworks
A selection of artwork made by Ila Medlin in various forms including
necklaces, earrings, paintings, marker drawings, and some prints. “I
make oil paintings, drawings and vinyl toys that are depicted clearly
and are usually on a larger scale. I create my imagery referentially,
using photographs, real life observational sketches, past studies, as
well as pop culture imagery to create colorful works that create a sense
of dread despite their joyful palette. I am drawn to bright colors and am fascinated by renderings
of dripping viscous fluids and these points are reflected in much of my work. My work references
reality, but is often not of it. I have always been drawn to images that touch a very particular
discomfort, while at the same time are controlled, staged and safe, sometimes blatantly so.”
www.iamartworks.com
48 Salmon Roe
Rock Paper Scissors
Cheryl loves working in the medium of collage. This gives her
permission to collect, to tear, to touch, to play. It is her ticket to
explore and imagine, to examine and challenge what is apparent, and
to re-create. She has always been fascinated with old maps, books,
sheet music, scraps of paper and fabric, wrappers and ribbons and
see possibilities - color, value, texture in everything. Challenged to
take those things that have been cast aside and re-purpose them to new life is what excites and
inspires her. In the “Common Bird” series, the crow or raven when seen is simply a black bird,
but upon closer examination displays feathers with a rich iridescence. Look deeper still and you
learn about the incredible intelligence, curiosity and many human like traits this bird mimics.
Listen to the observers of the pieces and you hear stories of the crow that come from around
the world, and to many are a tale of wonder, and joy. www.cherylbrownstudio.com
49 Salmon Roe
Doug LeClair Photography
Doug’s fascination with the natural world began long ago while
attending an elementary school in Bremerton called, "Olympic View."
Olympic View Elementary was positioned in a manner that allowed
for frequent viewing of the Olympic Mountains and every day from
getting on/off the school bus, walking to the classroom, passing
recess time on the playground; he was afforded the opportunity to
study the dramatic profile and status of the Olympics. Fifty some years later, the mountains
continue to draw his attention and it was in experiencing digital photography that he was able to
capture his various journeys to the Southwest; including Death Valley, Valley of Fire State Park
(Nevada), Zion, Bryce, and Capitol Reef National Parks and other venues.
www.dougleclairphotography.com
50 Salmon Roe
The Art of Alan Carandang
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZvcwPIvsps
Designer – Artist – Teacher. Allan is a graphic designer and
watercolorist. His professional work began in architecture and
interior design, and has since branched out into environmental
graphic design, print design, and illustration. His favorite materials
are pencil, paper, watercolor and coffee. Yes, coffee. Original images are painted with day-old
coffee. He re-boils and reduces a cup into a hardened coffee resin. Who knew coffee could
make such elegant monochromatic pieces? Truly one of a kind art for a one-of-a-kind festival!
www.acarandang.com
51 Salmon Roe
Kenneth L. Fritts Photography
Kenneth specializes in Pacific Northwest and Desert Southwest
photography. He is a purist who will does not digitally modify his
photographs. Kenneth has been a photo enthusiast since childhood
after getting his first point and shoot camera when he was 10 years
old. About 6 years ago, Kenneth ran into a professional photographer
at an art fair who offered photography classes. He took a class and
was hooked. He took a number of more classes and his work today is the culmination of early
born love of photography and stimulating photography training. www.kennethlfritts.com
facebook.com/kennethLfrittsphotography
52 Salmon Roe
Nick Seegert Photography
Photography has always been a source of pleasure for Nick. He
started taking pictures while traveling throughout Western Washington
for his mobile crushing business. The wildlife and scenery of our
beautiful Pacific Northwest have both inspired him and made him to
appreciate all we have around us. Nick’s goal is that his photography
brings, to you, the joy he has experienced personally through the view
finder. Photos are u7sed oh greeting cards, canvas, metal, tile and matted and un-matted
photos. nickseegertphotography.com
Crab Leg
53 Crab Leg
Frances Velling Original Art
Frances Velling received her art trai9ning from age 8 through college
degrees at Washburn University, Evergreen State College, then
independent studies with Sal Moccia of New York. A long list of show
awards in many juried exhibitions has honored Velling’s career as a
professional artist. Her art has been featured on brochures,
publications, programs exhibitions and in galleries. She also enjoys
jurying art shows. Velling is passionate about painting the subjects of music, figurative, and
florals where she expresses her affinity for colors using palette knives to apply thick impasto
strokes of acrylic paints. www.FrancesVelling.com
54 Crab Leg
Original Stone Works
Julie lives and works in Seattle, WA and is regionally known for her
embedded stone and tile art. Julie creates extraordinary pieces of art
using slate, granite, marble and glass. In addition to her individual
works, she can also be commissioned for commercial and residential
pieces. www.originalstoneworks.com
55 Crab Leg
Hinshaws Art Quest
Ron is a self-taught artist with an extensive background in ornamental
metalwork. A love for the outdoors and wildlife is expressed in his
chosen medium, of steel plate and heat. Ron creates a drawing that he
transfers to a steel plate and that is where the magic begins. Then
each piece is cut by hand using an acetylene torch. Then each piece is
carefully detailed and polished with a small hand held grinder. Upon
completion of the grinding, using only the heat of the torch, each piece is colored achieving a
range of colors from subtle golds to rich browns and on through vibrant purples and blues.
Ron's work is very unique and can be found in many galleries throughout the Western United
States. His work is known nationally and internationally and can be found in private collections
in Beverly Hills, Chicago, New York, San Francisco, India, Scotland, Japan, China & Hawaii.
www.ronhinshawmetalsculpture.com
56 Crab Leg
Wildlife Images
Copper repoussé’ artwork; embossed copper images, hand-painted,
original designs, nature related. Matte and framed. Also canvas
giclees of same. The textured art is produced by hammering copper
sheets into master plates designed then hand-carved by Don. Each
piece is torch colored and individually hand-painted, making a unique
artwork. Pieces are matted, framed for wall display. Also have canvas
giclee reproductions of same. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/16536723608310750/
57 Crab Leg
Coral Reef Designs
Starting out of the garage, Coral Reefs glass design has become a
known for the elegant fused glass, vases, platters, coasters, bowls
and more! https://coralreefsglassdesigns.wordpress.com/
Lighthouse Lane
58 Lighthouse Lane
Rustic Wanderings
Rustic Wanderings really began because our kids grew up. No longer
were we running kids to various sports and activities, rather, we were
watching too much television. One day I showed Mike what Pinterest
was all about. The next thing I knew, he was out in the garage and I
could hear the tools at work. Soon he came in with an amazing
silhouette of a buck that he had made using an old pallet that we have
in our garage. We put it on a local Facebook sales group and it immediately sold. Mike and I
were in business. We still work full time at our “real jobs” but now we have added various, local
festivals into our life during the season. We continue to learn, we continue to create and we
definitely continue to have fun together. facebook.com/rusticWanderings
59 Lighthouse Lane
Karen Young–Frill Handmade Embellishments
Karen designs and constructs a line of handbags, totes, evening bags,
small accessory items, and home decor pillows using high end home
décor ,upholstery, and fashion fabrics. Each piece is individual and
embellished with handmade and/or repurposed items. All handbags and
totes are made from her own patterns and are interfaced, lined, and
depending on style, use a soft and stable product to provide a more structured piece. A wide
variety of designs and styles… all to frill you! www.facebook.com/FrillStudio/
Anemone Ave
24/25 Anemone Ave
Marjorie Dwiggins Handworked Leather
Marjorie has been working leather for more than 30 years. She is
fascinated by its texture and malleability and even its scent. The
images emerge from the surface, interacting with the character of each
piece of leather. Marjorie researches medieval and modern tooling
techniques to create work based on historical and contemporary
references. This historical approach makes Marjorie’s special.
www.leather.dwiggins.com
26 Anemone Ave
Mam Meas Hats
Crochet hats, ear warmers and boot cuffs. Mosaic art inspred by art
deco and coastal salish art. Creativity and comfort with art and style to
make your world fun and cozy! facebook.com/mamameashats
27/28 Anemone Ave
Our Hands to Yours Ceramics
Handpainted and handcrafted ceramics. Charming pieces to add fun
and whimsy to your home!
http://www.ourhandstoyoursceramics.yolasite.com/
29 Anemone Ave
Beautiful Brims
Rebecca found that her specialty and passion are fabulous felted
hats. Each one is a unique piece of fashion and the color that the hat
will be is known to Rebecca when she begins. For this artist, felting is
exciting because each fiber reacts differently when washed. Each hat
is 100% natural fibers from alpaca, sheep, llama, goats, and rabbits.
They repel water and can be worn in inclement weather. They are highly versatile; a skiing
accessory, a morning dog walk, a mid-winter stroll on the beach, or a quick ride in the
convertible. In fact, it’s perfect for a stroll by the along the beach in the Pacific Northwest.
beautifulbrims.blogspot.com
30/31 Anemone Ave
Crafty Ladies3
crochet hats, purses, shawls, toys. Baby to adult hats. Baby clothes
and kitchen items. Sewed dolls, purses, aprons, adult clothes
protectors and lap quilts. www.craftyladies3.com
facebook.com/craftyladies3