Are American Crafts An Art? Or A Business?

The truth is, they're anced representation both. of general craft media You only have to ex- groups, shops and gal- perience the work of leries, and craft organi- America's craftspeople zations. to recognize the art- Even the method of istry. Artistry that's the A viewing applicants' focal point of an over AMERICAN CRAFT slides is unique: using $2 billion dollar a year ENTERPRISES!« five projectors and spe- industry. cial equipment, a Selec- We understand both the art and the tion Committee views an artist's work as a business of American crafts. We're whole, to develop a total point of American Craft Enterprises, Inc.—organ- view—eliminating the possibility of "judg- izers and promoters of the premier craft ing" individual pieces. And allowing for fairs in the country. the full scope of a craftperson's vision. Our purpose? To provide the finest So even before opening day, our ex- marketplace possible for craftspeople. hibitors know they're in the best com- And the greatest collections of quality pany—artistically and commercially. craftwork available for discerning Which means buyers are assured that buyers. they're looking at the best the country To accomplish these goals, every one has to offer. of our fairs has its exhibitors chosen American Craft Enterprises, Inc. Our through a unique Selection Committee fairs are for the person whose art is a process. Craftspeople themselves business. And the person whose business choose Committee members for a bal- is art.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Welcome to The Fair At Rhinebeck 2 A Look at What Makes ACE Craft Fairs So Special 3 Contemporary American Crafts 6 Glossary of Craft Terms 9 Overall Map of Exhibit Areas 13 A Directory of Exhibitors by Booth Number 14 Craft Supplies and Equipment Exhibitors 23 A Directory of Exhibitors by Media 24 A Directory of Exhibitors Alphabetically 32 Display Advertising 50

The Fair At Rhinebeck Official Directory, 1982. Published by American Craft Enterprises, Inc. All material is copyrighted and not to be reprinted without written permission. Additional copies are available by writing to American Craft Enterprises, Inc., P.O. Box 10, New Paltz, New York, 12561. Phone (914) 255-0039. Single copies cost $2.00, which includes first class postage and handling. Checks should be made payable to American Craft Enterprises, Inc.

American Craft Enterprises, Inc. is the marketing arm of the American Craft Council, a not-for-profit educa- tional organization dedicated to fostering an appreciation of American Crafts. Through its various marketing activities, American Craft Enterprises, Inc. lends enthusiastic and practical support to people making creative objects of high quality. Welcome to The Fair At Rhinebeck

I imagine myself a visitor to The Fair At Rhinebeck about to discover, perhaps for the first time, the tangible results of America's renewed craft tradition. The objects I am about to see are exquisite; the displays evidence a level of excellence that astounds me. The efforts of 600 contemporary craftspeople create a cornucopia of beautiful things—all guaranteed to stimulate my visual senses and win my admiration and respect.

But I know I am not a first-time visitor. My sense of excitement, discovery and appreciation of each new object has never dulled, but what has become more important to me are the people who make the beautiful things. I respect, admire and have come to love their energy.. .their integrity.. .their resourcefulness.. .their humor... their tenacity.. .their reticence.. .their honesty.. .their independence.. .their naivete.. .their hope.. .their ability to cope.. .their warmth.. .their love for their work.. .their love for each other.. .their concern for their environment and their society.. .and their desire to be appreciated.

Enjoy The Fair At Rhinebeck.

Enjoy the beautiful objects.

Enjoy America's craftspeople!

Carol Sedestrom, President American Craft Enterprises, Inc. A Look at What Makes ACE Craft Fairs So Special...

When visiting an American Craft Enterprises' craft fair—whether in Baltimore, Dallas, Rhinebeck, New York, San Francisco, or even in Newport, Rhode Is- land—one word seems to continually come to mind. Quality. Aisle upon aisle of marvelous objects by America's foremost craftspeople bedazzle the imag- ination. Booth displays are so exquisitely designed they become miniature boutiques. Buyers from small galleries and some of the largest stores in the coun- try come to place orders. Even champagne appears at some of the openings. Behind each of these quality craft events is one organization, American Craft Enterprises, Inc. As the marketing subsidiary of the American Craft Council, A.C.E. was created with the following objectives: 1) To provide professional craftspersons living in the United States an exposition of high quality in which to exhibit and sell their work. 2) To provide buyers who purchase handmade ob- jects for resale purposes a marketplace sched- uled at a time of year which will accommodate summer and fall buying schedules. 3) To encourage professional craftspersons from diverse geographic areas and various craft tradi- tions to come together in one place to stimulate the interchange of ideas and enthusiasm. 4) To offer the general public an opportunity to see crafts, and to give all visitors a better under- standing of the American craft movement. To maintain an active and open relationship be- tween craftspeople and the organization, A.C.E. bylaws stipulate that at least three of the nine to fif- teen members of the board of directors must be trustees of the American Craft Council. Many of the board members have backgrounds in the crafts. For example, the current chairperson of the A.C.E. board is Mary Nyburg, a Baltimore potter. Board members are also selected based on their background of direct, hands-on knowledge of galleries, shops and the national craft market in general.

Our special screening process

The most significant feature which insures con- sistent quality at A.C.E. fairs is the selection proc- ess. A.C.E.'s unique screening process was devel- oped over a number of years, and has become the model for juried craft fairs nationwide. Months before each event takes place, potential exhibitors submit five slides of the type of work they intend to exhibit. Using five projectors, these slides are later shown simultaneously and viewed by a screening committee who silently cast votes on a paper ballot. This simultaneous presentation of a craftsperson's work encourages committee mem- nal Revenue Service reasons, since the American bers to develop a total point of view rather than Craft Council is a non-profit educational organiza- "judging" each individual piece as they would in ex- tion with tax-exempt status. hibition jurying. Points are assigned to the total Over the years, the prestigious Northeast Craft presentation, not to each slide. This approach is in Fair at Rhinebeck each June has continued to grow, keeping with the nature of the A.C.E. events; as with total projected sales from the 1981 fair at nearly marketing events, they require an emphasis on total $5 million. From its simple beginnings over seven- presentation rather than on individual pieces. teen years ago in Vermont, "Rhinebeck" has Consistent with the A.C.E. philosophy of working become known throughout the world as the premier closely with craftspeople, the screening committee market of American crafts. A first for 1982, The Fair is elected by previous fair exhibitors. Each commit- At Rhinebeck will break out of its historical "500" tee includes craftspersons working in clay, fiber, with an additional 100 outstanding booths of metal, wood, glass and leather, as well as shop America's finest craftspersons. owners or craft organization leaders who are ap- By 1977 the new corporation had expanded its pointed to the committee. This cross-section in- efforts to include a winter fair in Baltimore in sures a broad base, with input from all segments of February. This new event was a perfectly natural the craft field. next step, responding directly to the pleas from Based on the craftspersons' slides, the selection craftspeople for year-long attention, and from stores committee chooses only one out of four applicants. doing a large part of their business during the This rigorous screening process, and the fact that it summer months. A very popular event, The Fair At takes place for each one of the A.C.E. events, guar- Baltimore has continued to attract growing numbers antees a market of the highest quality, with the work of buyers from throughout the country since its of 300 to 600 outstanding American craftspeople on initial year. Even a blizzard which paralyzed the view at each fair. entire East Coast during the 1979 fair did not keep the craftspeople or buyers away! After three years in the Baltimore Civic Center, the Winter Market is now annually housed in the beautiful new Baltimore Con- A short history vention Center. With 400 artists from states across the nation, The Fair At Baltimore is the largest and The seeds of what has become known as most prestigious winter craft event in the country. American Craft Enterprises were planted over seven- The summer of 1982 marks the seventh annual teen years ago, one snowy winter night, by a group Pacific States Craft Fair. Begun as a regional event of industrious craftspeople who came together as of the American Craft Council under the leadership representatives to the American Craft Council's of Marcia Chamberlain, The Fair At San Francisco flourishing regional program. The first American highlights the work of craftspeople from the western Craft Council fair was held in Stowe, Vermont- states as well as selected exhibitors from other conceived, organized and implemented by regional areas. Under the aegis of A.C.E. since 1978, The Fair volunteers who believed craftspeople needed a At San Francisco presents over 350 exhibitors at the place to exhibit and sell their work. Fort Mason Facilities, a national park and pier in the Seven years later, that fair had outgrown three midst of the city's spectacular bay area. sites in Vermont and was moved to the Dutchess With major craft events on both coasts, A.C.E. County Fairgrounds in Rhinebeck, New York. It was established a new cultural interchange. Each year a still run entirely by the efforts of regional crafts- number of craftspeople cross the continent to persons who came to sell and show their work and exhibit and sell their work. As a result, both the who still found time to park cars, direct traffic and craftspeople and the public alike have a unique sell tickets. opportunity to view what is happening on the other As the fair grew in size and complications, how- side of the nation, and to select their purchases ever, it outgrew its volunteer management. What had from the finest craft objects offered on either coast. begun as a summer weekend gathering had now In line with this desire to serve the craft blossomed into a program demanding year-round community on a national basis, A.C.E. began an attention. After the eighth event—the first which annual craft market in Dallas in 1980. The city's had been held in Rhinebeck—the Northeast Region- rapidly growing economy and its inhabitants' ability al Assembly asked Carol Sedestrom if she would both to afford and to understand the personal as- take the job of running the fair on a professional pects of crafts has led to remarkable success in a basis. With a skeleton staff and a small office, she relatively short time. After only two years, total established basic policies and objectives, many of projected sales topped $1 million for the approxi- which are still a part of the A.C.E. philosophy today. mately 350 exhibiting craftspeople. Since Dallas is In 1975, the management of what had by then expanding as an international business center, become know as Rhinebeck, passed from the North- numerous corporate commissions and sales are east Regional Assembly of the American Craft generated at each year's fair. In addition, The Fair At Council into a wholly owned, but separate, corpora- Dallas serves as a central meeting place for tion which exists today as American Craft Enter- craftspeople from all parts of the country to share prises, Inc. The separation was necessary for Inter- ideas and enthusiasm. While a major focus of The Fairs At Baltimore, Other services Dallas, Rhinebeck and San Francisco is to provide a quality marketplace for wholesale buyers of American crafts, there has lately been an increased In addition to providing the public with an demand by American craftspeople for quality retail opportunity to see crafts, the buyers with an easy marketing events on the East Coast. In response to vehicle through which to do their purchasing and the this interest, A.C.E. will sponsor its first retail craft craftsperson with a market, A.C.E. also provides event in July of 1982 at Newport, Rhode Island. It will services to the craft community. Past programs have allow craftspeople who do not wish to make their included seminars and workshops for craftspeople work available to the trade, a professionally- on various aspects of marketing their work. managed, quality-oriented event through which they Currently in progress is a course titled "The may sell their work directly to the public. This Business of Crafts," being developed with Penn summer there will be no wholesale days scheduled, State University. A resource directory called the although they may be added in subsequent years. Buyers Book of American Crafts is published Newport is an area rich in history and interest in annually; it is available only to the trade. A.C.E. has handmade objects. This first annual Fair At Newport, also developed materials on booth designs, slide located at the Newport Yachting Center, promises to presentations, photographing crafts and general be a special addition to the A.C.E. calendar. business practices for craftspeople. Another exciting debut in 1982 is A.C.E.'s "new With an estimated public attendance of 125,000 look" in its graphics. A colorful new corporate logo people at the 1981 Fairs At Baltimore, Dallas, for the organization and its fairs provides a unified Rhinebeck and San Francisco and total sales pro- and professional public image of American Craft jected at over $11 million, American crafts have Enterprises as the sponsor of five of the nation's come a long way since that first Vermont fair in finest craft events. Henceforth, all A.C.E. events will 1965. WhileThe Fairs have come of age in a business be known as "The Fair At...." With this change, the sense, A.C.E. continues to operate on a one-to-one Baltimore Winter Market becomes The Fair At Bal- basis with a craftsperson in need of help, reassur- timore, the Dallas Craft Market becomes The Fair At ance, direction or sympathy. It is this quality of Dallas, the Northeast Craft Fair becomes The Fair At concern that infuses each event with its unique Rhinebeck and the Pacific States Craft Fair becomes personality and a sense of shared success. As an The Fair At San Francisco. As mentioned, the new organization, A.C.E. has always been responsive to 1982 event is The Fair At Newport. While the fine the marketing needs of the craft community. quality of these fairs remains unchanged, their new Through its innovative programs and quality craft titles and image will serve to clarify A.C.E.'s premier events, it will continue to serve the craft community role in craft marketing. as a leader in its field. Contemporary American Crafts

Within the last ten years, a new awareness has come to contemporary American crafts, bringing with it an excitement and growth unparallelled in other artistic areas. Hundreds of thousands of peo- ple flock to craft fairs each year, spending millions of dollars, taking home handmade objects in clay, glass, fiber, wood, metal and a wide range of other materials. What has caused this interest? And in these economically "tight" times, why are Ameri- cans so freely buying up the wares of the nation's finest craftspeople? This resurgence of interest in American crafts can be attributed to many factors, in particular the American enthusiasm for work produced by hand, especially one-of-a-kind pieces. The American stand- ard of well-made, handcrafted items dates back to Paul Revere and our country's earliest craftsmen. After industrialization swept the nation, crafts again grew in popularity, filling the need for a human ele- ment in the production of everyday items for the home. After World War II, the flourishing American crafts movement gained additional momentum. With the expansion of the G.I. Bill of Rights, a flood of veterans turned to colleges and universities, taking courses in the arts in surprising numbers. These pro- grams included ceramics, weaving, furniture making and other crafts. The 1960's brought a search for alternative life styles. Budding individualists began selling hand- made items at street fairs in an attempt at self- sufficiency. As an awareness of handcrafted items grew, small specialty shops included them in their inventories. By the mid-1970's, a new sense of professionalism began to emerge. Shops and galleries devoted prim- arily to crafts appeared in greater numbers. Sensing the growing public demand for quality contemporary crafts, the American Craft Council, a non-profit educational organization designed to foster understanding and appreciation of American crafts, established American Craft Enterprises (A.C.E.) as its marketing subsidiary. Its focus is to lend en- thusiastic and practical support to people making creative objects of high quality, primarily through sponsoring professional craft marketing events. During the '70's, craftspeople also began to adopt this professional attitude toward their work. No longer did they drive up in brightly painted vans to display items on shaky card tables at local street fairs. Craftspeople began to see their work as business—and one with a growing public interest. In contrast to their counterparts of ten years ago, today's craftspersons are usually well-dressed, ar- ticulate artists who have chosen to pursue their craft as a lifetime career. Many hold Master of Fine Arts degrees from leading colleges and universities, shape pleasing to the eye? Would the buyer be while others have apprenticed with experienced "comfortable" with it in his home? craftspersons or are self-taught. Perhaps the best indicator of this growth and pro- • Other design elements. Has the craftsperson fessionalism can be found in the works themselves. used other design elements such as color and tex- The crafts on display at today's finest fairs reveal a ture in a manner which contributes to the overall superior quality of workmanship and design. More beauty of the piece? and more craftspeople are experimenting with in- • Function. If the work is designed primarily as a novative production and marketing techniques as functional item, does it fulfill that role? For example, they become attuned to the needs and desires of a ceramic pitcher needs to be light enough to still be their increasingly sophisticated buyers. Commercial easily handled when filled with liquid. Glass stem- marketing tools such as labels, brochures and ware should not be unstable when full. A hand- packaging have become commonplace. crafted chair should feel steady and comfortable to The fact that contemporary American crafts are sit in. Clothing should be sized correctly and its zip- perceived as big business is revealed in the exten- pers and other closures should work easily. sive press coverage and growing public awareness • Originality. While many craft objects may be of the craft movement. National newspapers and similar, each reflects the individuality and personali- magazines consistently carry articles on the boom ty of the maker. Discovering a craftsperson's unique in American crafts. Even Sylvia Porter has counseled approach to his work by comparing it to others is would-be investors/collectors on buying contem- both a continual challenge and source of enjoyment. porary crafts, noting in her nationally-syndicated newspaper column that yearly sales now reach an • That special quality. In the end, it may be a astounding $2 billion. special quality, unable to be put into words, which In the midst of this coming of age, one aspect calls attention to and marks a work as special. It is seems to have remained constant—the sense of in- this elusive quality toward which most craftspeople dividuality and pride each craftsperson feels about aspire. his or her personal creation. This is the unchanging essence of contemporary American crafts: a sharing in the delight of handmade items which carry the Other aids creative spirit of human individuality. There are numerous other ways to learn about contemporary American crafts. This knowledge Buying crafts leads to a better understanding of the work, and as a result, contributes to a deeper appreciation and in- Faced with several thousand fine items from creased enjoyment of crafts in general. which to choose, many initial visitors to a major craft event are understandably overwhelmed. How Several publications on fine crafts are widely does one detemine a "quality" craft object? What available; many of them focus on a specific medium. things should be considered and looked for? A membership in the American Craft Council carries with it a year's subscription to its colorful and pro- While "quality" can frequently be a nebulous, fessionally insightful magazine, American Craft, and generalized attribute, several specific character- free admission to its American Craft Museum in istics are generally apparent in fine crafts. Among New York City. them: Visits to other craft museums and galleries also • Mastery of material. Does it seem that the artist help in understanding contemporary crafts. Profes- fully understands his medium (clay, fiber, wood, sional galleries and shops which display quality glass, metal, etc.)? Is this knowledge evidenced in crafts can be found in most metropolitan areas fine craftsmanship in the work? For example, a throughout the country. ceramic mug should have smooth edges on its han- Finally, the best source of information about a dle and rim, making it comfortable to use. Fiber yard- craftsperson's work is from the artist himself. In ages, such as shawls or table runners, usually have general, craftspeople do not mind discussing their evenly-spaced threads and finely finished edges. work. Like most others, they enjoy talking about Joints in objects in wood and metal should be clean themselves and what they do for a living. Many crafts- and neat. In general, an attention to detail and the people will be especially responsive if they detect a finishing touches should be apparent. sincere desire to learn and that some information about the craft is already known. • Truth to material. Is the object "matched" to the right material? While a functional casserole would obviously be difficult to fabricate from fiber, the prin- ciple remains. Has the craftsperson chosen the Collecting crafts "best" material to fully express his ideas? Or would the idea be better translated into another medium? Whether owning one item or a hundred, everyone who buys crafts is a collector to some degree. The • Overall design. Does the object show a good reasons for collecting are as varied as the collectors sense of design? Does it look good? Are its lines and themselves. Most people buy crafts because of a personal meeting the creators of the works, not all fairs are desire to incorporate a handmade object of beauty professional, nor do all present quality crafts. into their daily lives. Fine crafts give enjoyment on American Craft Enterprises, recognized as the many levels: they can be easily understood—such sponsors of the nation's finest craft markets, holds as a teapot, a necklace, a briefcase or a kimono- five craft events annually. Four fairs—Baltimore in yet they also carry the personality and creativity of February, Dallas in March/April, Rhinebeck, New the artisans who made them. York, in June and San Francisco in August—com- Some people collect fine crafts for investment bine wholesale and retail buying days. A new event reasons. These handcrafted items of today will scheduled for July of 1982 is A.C.E.'s first retail become the priceless antiques of tomorrow, similar market at Newport, Rhode Island. to the production of Paul Revere or Thomas Chip- In attending other craft fairs, it is wise to find out pendale. if a responsible organization (craft or otherwise) is Others consider their investment to be in the sponsoring the event. It is also good to learn if the craftspersons themselves. These collectors culti- show is juried and by whom. The best fairs will have vate a familiarity with one or several craftspeople a selection panel comprised of a cross-section of and their work over a period of time. Assuming a role craftspeople, as opposed to the promoter or spon- as patron, their financial support enables the crafts- soring committee. Quality craft fairs are not flea person to continue developing a personal vision, ex- markets, and it is doubtful that any fine crafts will perimenting with new ideas that may not be saleable appear at the latter. at first. These collectors/patrons will often buy Quality crafts can also be purchased in local craft works which not only are pleasing to them but also galleries and shops across the country. Their adver- reflect the craftsperson's development, or develop- tising can be frequently found in national craft ments in the craft field in general. They also often publications. Individual craftspeople can also sup- purchase "risky" works, having confidence that ply the names of reputable stores which may carry these pieces are significant to an understanding of their work. the craftsperson's life work. Whether you buy crafts at a national craft market, Collectors on all levels enjoy the interchange a regional fair or from a local gallery or shop, you are which occurs with the maker of the object. There is a sharing in the excitement of discovering the work of special joy that comes with taking home not only a some of America's finest treasures—her crafts- piece of beautiful work but also an understanding of people. the craftsperson as well. The lasting enjoyment comes from living with these fine crafts which enhance the everyday quality of our lives.

Where to buy fine crafts

As the market for contemporary American crafts came of age, a flurry of craft fairs accompanied it. While craft fairs give that unique opportunity of Flameware A flameproof ware, Saggar A clay box in which Glossary of as distinct from ovenware. pottery is fired to protect the ware from flame and ash. Glaze The glassy surface Craft Terms coating of pottery; infinite Salt Glaze A hard, glassy glaze variety available. resulting from the vapors created by the introduction of This glossary of craft terms Hand Built The final object is salt into the hot kiln atmos- defines many of the words and assembled by hand. It may phere. It frequently results in an phrases craftspeople commonly employ wheel thrown, cast, orange-peel texture. use in talking about their work. coiled and/or slab elements. Sawdust-Fired A primitive fir- Inlay A technique of decora- ing technique in which slow- tion in which the object is incis- burning sawdust produces sub- ed with a design, a colored clay tle gradations of color. is pressed into the incisions, and the piece is then scraped to Slab Built Ceramic ware Clay confine the colored inlay to the formed from flat pieces or "slabs" rolled for that purpose. Bisque Preliminary firing to incisions. harden the ware for glazing. Low Fired Clay fired at a Slip Clay mixed with water till temperature sufficient to fuse it is almost liquid. It is used for Burnishing Dry polishing of a casting. hardened unfired piece to pro- it into a solid mass, but too duce a glaze-like surface which low to make it completely non- Slip Glazes Watery clay used may be fired. absorbent. for decorative effects and ap- Low Fire Glazes Low- plied by pouring, dipping, brush Casting A method of reproduc- and spray. ing in quantity by using liquid temperature finishes, usually clay and molds. associated with bright and shiny Stain Any oxide or prepared colors. pigment used for coloring Celadon Glazes A gray-green bodies, slips or glazes. semi-opaque to opaque glaze Luster A metallic or iridescent (reduction fired). effect resulting from the applica- Stoneware Natural clay, or tion of a thin film of metallic blend of clays, which is fired China Paint(ing) A low fire oxide. over 2100°F for little or no glaze decoration applied to absorbency. It differs from already glazed and fired Mat(te) Glaze A non-gloss or dull-surface glaze. porcelain principally in color, whiteware or porcelain. being gray, tan or reddish. Clay Body A composition of Oxidation (or Oxidation Fired) Terra Cotta Hard, unglazed, various ceramic materials used Firing ceramic ware at high brown-red earthenware clay, to make pottery. temperatures and without ad- most often used for ceramic justing the atmosphere inside Coiling Building the walls of sculpture, including small the kiln. It results in lighter, pottery with ropelike rolls of figures and architectural brighter colorations of glazes. clay, then smoothing the joints. ornaments. Cone Thin, finger-length Porcelain A hardy clay body Underglaze Pigments applied pyramid of ceramic material which is glasseous white and to the raw clay or bisque and made to bend and melt at sometimes translucent. covered with a transparent glaze, having the advantage of prescribed temperatures, pro- Pottery A generic term for clay permanence. viding a visual indication of objects. temperature in the kiln. Wax Resist Decoration by Raku Porous earthenware applying warm wax to pottery or Crackle Glaze One featuring originally made in Japan and a layer of glaze so that a suc- minute, decorative surface associated with the Tea cessive layer of glaze will not cracks; sometimes accented by Ceremony. It often has a adhere to the wax-decorated rubbing with color. scorched look which is a result area. Crystal(line) Glazes Those of the rapid cooling in combusti- featuring clusters of crystal-like ble materials. Wheel Thrown Forming of pot- tery by the action of the potter's shapes or colors within a more Reduction (or Reduction Fired) fingers and hands against clay uniform, opaque glaze. Firing ceramic ware at high centered on the revolving plat- temperatures and in the Earthenware Tan or reddish form of a potters wheel. pottery fired at a low presence of added carbon to temperature. In an unglazed reduce the percentage of oxygen Whiteware Generic term for form, its porosity prevents it in the kiln. This produces muted white clay bodies usually high in from holding liquids. and subtle color variations. kaolin. Fiber Resist (Resist-Dye) Patterning Etched Glass Glass decorated of yarn or textile by covering cer- or otherwise marked by the use Applique Stitchery in which tain areas, usually with liquid of hydrofluoric acid. The glass a design is created by wax, before dyeing. is first covered with an acid- sewing pieces of fabric or Tapestry A weft-faced fabric, resistant substance (wax or other materials to a fabric often with slits here and there gum); the design is drawn background. where colors meet. through the resist with a point; Batik A method of applying and the exposed glass is etched Trapunto Decorative quilting in by the acid. dye to cloth which is covered in which the design is outline- part with a dye-resistant, stitched in two layers of fabric, Free Blown (Freehand Blown) removable substance such as then padded heavily between to Glassware shaped by air wax. After dying, the wax is form a high relief. pressure, such as mouth- removed, and the design ap- blowing through a metal tube pears in the original color Warp The yarn which runs the ("pipe") to which molten glass against the newly-colored long way in cloth made on a adheres. background. (2) The cloth itself. loom. It is under tension during weaving and is usually stronger Faille A woven cotton, rayon Fumed Glass Glass with an than the "weft" (or "fill") yarns iridescent surface. or silk fabric showing a slight which run across it.' ribbing. Graal Technique Glass which Weaving The process of mak- is "blown twice." Glass is made Felting Fabric made of unspun ing fabric by interlacing a series wool (sometimes with fur and with a color overlay which is of warp yarns with weft yarns at then cut, etched or sandblasted other natural or synthetic fibers) right angles. which is matted together with with a decoration. The piece is moisture, heat and pressure. Weft-faced A tapestry weave in subjected again to the heat of (2) A fabric resembling this, which the yarn running the short the furnace to impart fluidity such as highly napped cotton. way is dominant in the design. and smoothness to the design and then encased in lead Hand-screened Stencil-printed Glass crystal. cloth to which one or more col- Hot Glass Glass worked in its ors are applied by hand through Batch A quantity of raw molten state directly from the stretched, fine-meshed materials mixed in proper pro- furnace, usually in three dimen- "screens" of silk or organdy. portions and prepared for fusion sions. The term is used in The mesh is blocked where in the glass furnace. opposition to "Stained Glass," color is not wanted. Cameo/Intaglio A technique in which is usually flat and worked Harness The frame of a loom which the finished glass form is cold. upon which the heddles are covered with another coating of Lamp Work The technique of placed. Warp threads are drawn glass of a different color into manipulating glass by heating it through the eyes of the heddles, which is carved or etched a with a small flame. which move up and down as design which exposes the base the shuttle with the weft yarn color. Leaded Glass Glass containing a percentage of lead oxide, passes by. The movement of the Cased Glass Glass completely which increases its density and heddles determines the pattern covered (through blowing or dip- improves its ability to refract of the weaving. ping) by other, usually differently and disperse light. It is used colored, glass. Outer layers can for ornaments, decorative and Ikat Yarn which is either tie- be partially cut away to reveal luxury tableware. dyed or painted before being color(s) of the previous woven into fabric. (Compare "casings" beneath. Off-Hand Blown Glass That "plangi.") which is shaped and finished by Copper Foil Technique A proc- blowing and with hand tools Overshot A distinct weaving ess for joining glass by applying rather than by using molds. pattern or the technique for adhesive copper tape to each achieving it. It involves a special piece and soldering the copper Sand-Blasted Glass Glass loom threading and the use of together. whose surface is blown with fine heavy yarn (alternating with finer Enameled Glass That sand under high pressure. It yarn) in the "weft," or narrow decorated with particles of results in a roughened, non- direction. translucent, usually colored, transparent surface (commonly Plangi Woven fabric which is glass or glass-like material, called "frosted"). Deeply engraved pattern-decorated by tie-dyeing; which fuses to the surface under patterns can also be produced that is, by tieing or knotting heat. Multi-colored designs as by using protective stencils. parts of the fabric so that they well as monochrome coatings Slumped Glass Pre cast glass, will not absorb the dye. can be created. such as plate glass, which is heat-softened and molded over together under pressure for Casting The process of pour- forms. strength, thickness or visual ing molten metal into a hollow effect. mold. The cast metal duplicates Soda-Lime Crystal A type of the object (wood, hard wax, etc.) glass not particulary resistant to Lasting A water-forming proc- originally impressed in the mold heat and used in windows and ess in which the damp leather is material. Some processes permit bottles. forced over a mold and clamped more than one reproduction. or nailed in place until dry. Surface Decoration Many When dry, the leather retains the Champleve Enamel work in chemical and physical molded shape. which transparent or opaque substances are applied to hot enamel is fired into etched or glass during the blowing proc- Saddle Stitching A two-handed carved areas, leaving the metal ess, often by rolling the hot stitching technique using a partly exposed. (Pronounced glass over a table on which a needle at both ends of a single "shahm-pleh-VAY") substance has been sprinkled. thread. It produces a uniform Commonly used are powdered or stitch on both sides of the Chased Metal whose surface is crushed glass and silver nitrate. leather. patterned by striking with a hammer or other non-cutting Stamping A technique using tool. The metal is worked from Leather handmade or commercial metal the front only. stamps on damp leather to Boiling A water-forming tech- create a pattern or to depress Cloissone Enameling in which nique in which leather is im- the background of a carved the colors are separated by thin mersed for a short time in boil- piece. metal ribbons or wires to main- ing water, causing the leather to tain the pattern and keep the Split The inner layer of the bend and pucker. When dry, the melting colors from running leather cut from the top grain leather is extremely hard, together. (Pronounced "cloy-zon- portion. though fragile. NAY") Suede A type of leather, either Carving A decorative technique Constructed Hand made in split or top grain, in which the in which the surface of the parts and assembled to form a flesh side is buffed smooth. leather is cut with a swivel knife whole. (2) Not cast. Suede splits are buffed on both and the background is depressed sides. Electroformed Creation of a using modelling tools or stamps. metal object by electrically Also called incising. Tooling General name given to depositing metal on a master Chrome tanning A tanning several related techniques of form of wax. After the wax is process using salts of chromium working vegetable-tanned removed, a metal shell remains. leather to create effects of to make leathers that are Electroplated Coated with a especially supple and suitable low relief: carving, stamping, embossing, etc. thin layer of (usually precious) for bags, garments, etc. metal by passing an electric cur- Cuir-Bouilli (kweer-boo-e) Top-Grain The outer surface of rent through chemical solution Literally, boiled leather. A the hide, still possessing the containing a source of the general term, from ancient original grain surface; the hair metal. usage, for water-forming. side. Vegetable Tanning (Oak tan- Enamel A usually opaque Embossing A decorative vitreous composition applied by technique in which a design is ning, bark tanning) A tanning process using extracts of tannic fusion to the surface of metal, raised in relief, working with glass or pottery. modelling tools on both hair acid, that makes strong leathers (grain) side and flesh (inner) suitable for belts, bags, etc., and Epoxy A plastic coating ap- side. that is able to be water-formed. plied to the surface of metal which may look like enameling. Flesh Side The side of the Water-Formed (Wet-Formed) A leather that was closest to the technique in which leather is Fabrication Making an object musculature of the animal; the dampened to make it more in parts and assembling it to inner side. pliable, and worked freehand or form a whole. Glue-Resist A decorative over a mold or last. When dry Forged Metal shaped, usually technique in which a removeable the leather will retain its shape. by hammering, while at a red or glue is applied to the leather white heat in blacksmithing, but before it is dyed. The dye cannot usually cold in jewelry. Metal penetrate the glue-protected Granulation Tiny particles (as areas. Base Metal Any metal other of metal) heat-fused to a metal Laminating A technique of than a precious metal, as cop- surface without the use of bonding layers of leather per, zinc, tin. solder. Grisaille Enameling made by gesting stained glass windows. Burl A dome-shaped growth on firing various thicknesses of (Pronounced "PLEEK-ah- the trunk of a tree. whitish opaque enamel on an ZHOOR") opaque black background. Holtzapffel Lathe A traditional (Pronounced "grih-ZY"; rhymes Raised Hammering a flat sheet woodturning machine with carv- of metal into a container-type with "sky") ing attachments powered by the form. lathe instead of by hand; used Holloware Vessels, such as Repousse A design raised in for ornamental or decorative bowls and pitchers. relief on a metal surface, or the work. Lapidary The art of cutting, process of hammering (on both Jig Saw A narrow saw polishing and engraving sides) to achieve it. (Pronounced mounted vertically in a frame for precious stones. "Reh-poo-SAY") cutting curves or other difficult lines. Lost Wax Casting A one-time Resin (polyester resin) A reproduction process in which Laminated Composed of layers plastic which may be bonded to bonded together for strength, an object (as of wax) is impressed metal or cast in molds. into sand or surrounded with a thickness or decoration. special plaster to make a mold. Reticulated A metal surface Marquetry Decorative patterns The wax is burned off, and delicately wrinkled by a special formed of thin layers of wood molten metal takes the form of heating process. (and sometimes other materials the "lost" wax. Sand-Cast To produce a such as ivory) are inlaid into the Married Metal That featuring casting by pouring molten metal surface, usually of furniture. intricate (but sometimes subtle) into sand molds. Mortise A notch, hole, groove patterns of different alloys, as of Scrimshaw Whalebone or or slot made in a piece of wood bronze, copper and silver. similar material having intricate to receive a tenon of the same Oxidize To cover with a scenes or designs engraved on dimensions. coating of oxide, used on metal its surface. Router A machine with a to darken it. Wrought Shaped by beating or vertical, drill-like cutter for cutting designs into wood or for Patina A surface coloring, hammering, often elaborately for decoratively edging it. usually brown or green, produc- decorative effect. Wrought iron ed by oxidation of bronze or is also a low-carbon metal which Spalted Naturally decayed other metal. It occurs naturally can be elongated without wood with distinctive markings; or can be produced artificially breakage; it is resistant to used for its decorative effect. for decorative effect. (2) The corrosion. Tenon A projection on the end substance used to produce the of a piece of wood. effect. (3) A surface luster occur- ring from age or use. Wood Turned Wood shaped by tools while it revolves about a fixed Plique-A-Jour Enameling in Band Saw A power saw axis, as of a lathe. Cylindrical which transparent enamels fill employing a continuous loop of forms (dowels, rungs) and cir- small openings in metal, sug- toothed metal band. cular designs are made this way. THE RHINEBECK

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1 Main Entrance 10 Building D 2 Tent F 11 Outdoor Exhibits 3 RJ's Backyard (Restaurant) 12 First Aid 4 TentE 13 Restrooms 5 Eating Area 14 Administration Building 6 Food Concessions 15 Suppliers Show 7 Building A 16 Tent G 8 Building B 17 Restrooms (women) 9 Building C 18 Mulberry Street Entrance Listing of Exhibitors by Booth Numbers

BUILDING A

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A1 Robert Deeble, Glass A26 Rebecca Edwards, Fiber A52 Jane Niejadlik, Baskets A2 Marilyn Coplin, Ceramics A27 Linda Klassen Kuehl, Ceramics A53 Glen Gardner, Metal A3 Chuck & Marion Cuendet, Leather A28 Timothy Hamilton, Glass A54 Thomas Buechner III, Glass A4 Richard D. Faulkner, Candles A29 David Paul Bacharach, Metal A55 Bill Ellis, Ceramics A5 N.A. Scribner, Baskets A30 Harriet Berke, Fiber A56 Francoise Barnes, Fiber A6 Inga Spivak, Fiber A31 Ellen Schon, Ceramics A57 Tom & Enid O'Rourke, Leather A7 Debra E. Frasier, Fiber A32 Alfred & Benita Ginsberg, Metal A58 Hap Sakwa, Wood A8 P. VanderLaan & M. Bliss, Glass A33 Richard Tannen, Wood A59 Ken Butterfield, Glass A9 Lee Angelo Marraccini, Jewelry A34 Trudy Walker, Fiber A60 Rick Bernstein, Glass A10 Leah Rae Donahue, Leather A35 Nancee Meeker, Ceramics A61 Howard Werner, Wood A11 W. Hunter & M. Kane-Hunter, A36 Drew H. Smith, Glass A62 Roseanna & Stephen Ward, Wood A37 K. William LeQuier, Glass Wood A12 Stephen Harford, Ceramics A38 Michael DeLaney, Wood A63 David Bigelow, Ceramics A13 Candiss Ann Cole, Fiber A39 Ann Watson, Fiber A64 Greg Litsios, Metal A14 Richard Fisher, Metal A40 Stephen Fabrico, Ceramics A65 Brooke Mendez, Fiber A15 Warren Durbin, Wood A41 Alice H. Klein, Jewelry A66 R. Nusbaum & A. Lucas, Fiber A16 Rob Greene, Jewelry A42 Lori Burtch, Fiber A67 Sandra Hayner, Jewelry A17 Susan Bush, Fiber A43 Robert Domlesky, Wood A68 Merry-Lee Howell, Jewelry A18 Marek Cecula, Ceramics A44 Rob Sieminski, Ceramics A69 Jinny De Paul, Ceramics A19 Michael Cohn & Molly Stone, Glass A45 Marcine Appel, Fiber A70 Sara F. Gast, Ceramics A20 Art Ritchie, Wood A46 Lydia Yin, Ceramics A71 Peter Michael Adams, Wood A21 Thomas R. Markusen, Metal A47 Julie Shaw, Paper A72 Robert Burch, Glass A22 Gwen Passano, Jewelry A48 Francis T. Byrne, Jr., Jewelry A72 Janine R. Eshleman, Glass A23 Lori Gottlieb, Ceramics A49 Carol Warren, Fiber A73 Janferie Stone, Fiber A24 Fred Widmer, Glass A50 Ray Markow, Ceramics A75 Winifred Holt, Glass A25 Gayle & Jim Austin, Leather A51 Vernon Reed, Jewelry BUILDING B

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B1 Nancy Freeman, Glass B24 Pat Garrett, Jewelry B47 Randall Darwall, Fiber B2 Laurence Seegers, Jewelry B25 Mary A. Roehm, Ceramics B48 Ted Lobinger, Ceramics B3 Grace A. Kraft, Fiber B26 J.D. Millar, Leather B49 Seymour Mondshein, Leather B4 Thomas Hoopes, Leather B27 Christine Meyers, Fiber B50 Barbara Takiguchi, Ceramics B5 Arthur Reed, Glass B28 Mary Luce Kasper, Fiber B51 Richard Lane, Ceramics B6 Sally Thurston, Fiber B29 Steven Maslach, Glass B52 J. Stephen Flynn, Jewelry B7 Harvey A. Brody, Ceramics B30 Robert Davis, Jewelry B53 Pamela Twycross-Reed, Fiber B8 Henry P. Summa, Glass B31 Bruce & Kathy Erdman, Wood B54 Penelope Fleming, Ceramics B9 Kay A. Nelson, Ceramics B32 Gayle Anderson, Leather B55 Ann Boomsliter, Metal B10 Douglas Zaruba, Jewelry B33 Dick Muller, Leather B56 Bruce Mitchell, Wood B11 William Huntley, Wood B34 Mike Goldfinger, Wood B57 Jeffrey Zigulis, Ceramics B12 Thomas Mann, Jewelry B35 Sandra Rubel, Fiber B58 Mary E. Nyburg, Ceramics B13 Janice Rowell, Ceramics B36 John Wall, Wood B59 John & Jan Gilmor, Glass B14 Carol Schwartzott, Fiber B37 Le Due Art Glass, Glass B60 Carrie Adell, Metal B15 Leni Hoch, Fiber B38 Kerry Gonzalez, Ceramics B61 Carla Dunlap, Ceramics B16 Jennison, Jewelry B39 Craig Zweifel, Glass B62 Carol Lieberman, Fiber B17 Kari Lonning, Baskets B40 Pamela Allman, Jewelry B63 Robin Danziger, Wood B18 Suzanne M. Nill, Ceramics B41 John Heller, Jewelry B64 Marcia Phillips, Fiber B19 Elizabeth MacDonald, Ceramics B42 Stephen Ladin, Ceramics B65 James Rothrock, Ceramics B20 A. Magdanz & S. Shapiro, Glass B43 Mary Ann Zotto, Fiber B67 Peter Temple, Glass B21 Mark & Heidi Knipe, Jewelry B44 Steven Mackintosh, Wood B67 James P. Clarke, Glass B22 Michael Cohen, Ceramics B45 Kathryn Berd, Ceramics B23 Christopher F. Tekverk, Leather B46 Jane Ferree, Jewelry BUILDING C

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C1 Josh Simpson, Glass C36 R. John Wright, Fiber C2 Lynn Allinger, Wood C37 Michael Pavlik, Glass C3 Susan Neal, Fiber C38 Thomas A. Hoadley, Ceramics C4 Gary Stam, Wood C39 Isabel Parks & Warren Hullow, C5 Margaret Laws, Jewelry Ceramics C6 Rosemary Ishii MacConnell, C40 Georgia Landau, Fiber Ceramics C41 Randy Strong, Glass C7 M.Sequenzia&J. Fazzino, Jewelry C42 Harriet Forman Barrett, Jewelry C8 Ellen Reiben& Boo Poulin, Jewelry C43 Alan Revere, Jewelry C9 Harvey Greenwald, Leather C44 Steve Madsen, Wood C10 B.A.M. & J.M. Sedeski, Leather C45 Roberta Bloom, Ceramics C11 Curtis Scott, Ceramics C46 Sandra & Winthrop Byers, C12 Rix Jennings, Wood Ceramics C13 Jonathan Nedbor, Metal C47 Mark Russell Jr., Glass C14 Margery Beth Rose & C48 Ina Kozel, Fiber J. Whitcraft, Jewelry C49 Howard Newcomb, Jewelry C15 D. Willner & J. Schottenfeld, C50 Diane Egbert, Jewelry Fiber C50 Paul Gross, Jewelry C16 Alan Stirt, Wood C51 Giles Gilson, Wood C17 Lee McKeown, Ceramics C52 Bennett Bean, Ceramics C18 Tacha Vosburgh, Ceramics C53 Emily Rossheim, Ceramics C19 Robert G. McKeown, Wood C54 Leonard Di Nardo, Glass C20 Victoria M. Howe, Jewelry C55 Joanne Fox, Fiber C21 Mimi Rondenet, Fiber C56 Sally-Ann Endleman, Ceramics C22 Ruth Smiler, Fiber C57 Jan Yatsko, Baskets C23 Beth Changstrom, Ceramics C58 George Thiewes, Glass C24 Valerie Surjan, Glass C59 Anthony Beverly, Wood C25 Robert Eickholt, Glass C60 Rachelle Thiewes, Jewelry C26 Ken Carlson, Leather C61 Jaclyn Davidson, Jewelry C27 Stephen Paulsen, Wood C63 Mary Lynn O'Shea, Fiber C28 Carol & John Mortensen, Fiber C65 Glenda Arentzen, Jewelry C29 Tom Raredon, Metal C67 Steve El ling, Wood C30 David Ellsworth, Wood C69 Joyce Robinson Enterprises, C31 Cynthia Winika, Fiber Fiber C32 Colette, Jewelry C71 James Evans, Candles C33 Bob Green, Ceramics C73 Harvey Sadow, Jr., Ceramics C34 Ira Sapir, Glass C75 Sally Silberberg, Ceramics C35 Michael N. Graham, Wood

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D1 Marc Sijan, Ceramics D30 Thomas Clarkson, Ceramics D61 Martha Wetherbee, Baskets D2 Linda Huey, Ceramics D31 Sara Drower, Fiber D62 Jerry L. Roe, Ceramics D3 Wende W. Beck, Fiber D32 Ronald Guy Corrie, Glass D63 Roger Bell & George Breck, D4 William Glasner, Glass D33 Patricia Fahie, Ceramics Wood D5 Butch Honeck, Metal D34 Joan Wortis, Fiber D64 Paul Morelli, Jewelry D6 Lee & Carol Rosenbloom, D35 Gale Gand, Jewelry D65 Diane Burchard, Paper Ceramics D36 Sylvia Bower, Ceramics D66 Scott Lindberg, Ceramics D7 Karl Borgeson, Ceramics D37 Barbara Riggs, Fiber D67 Joseph A. Triplo, Ceramics D8 Brian Cummings, Metal D38 Lynn Turner, Ceramics D68 Toland Peter Sand, Glass D9 James Rannefeld, Wood D39 Rich Miller, Glass D69 Ellen Lopez, Leather D10 Shirley Drevich, Jewelry D40 Marvin & Bonnie Bower, Fiber D70 Roz Shirley, Fiber D11 Heidi Wurlitzer, Jewelry D41 Robert Bennett, Ceramics D72 Thomas P. Hubert, Ceramics D12 Ellen Hirshberg, Fiber D42 John Dodd, Wood D74 Robert March, Wood D13 Tom Marr, Leather D43 Udi Raveh, Leather D76 Stephanie Z. Kuhn, Fiber D14 Michael & Shelley Buonaiuto, D44 Julie R. Hammet, Jewelry D78 Sema Kamrass & Susan Kiok, Ceramics D45 Bill Slade, Glass Ceramics D15 Volker Schoenfliess, Ceramics D46 Jill Kleinman, Ceramics D80 Dave Owenby, Leather D16 Don Kelly, Wood D47 Jane Rake, Fiber D17 Christina Strait, Fiber D48 Deborah Enright, Books Exhibitors for D18 Steve Smyers, Glass D49 Barbara Mail, Jewelry Wholesale Only D19 Wally Mason, Ceramics D50 Nina Gelardi, Ceramics D20 Amy Anthony, Jewelry D51 Marty & Fredi Shapiro, Wood D1WO Donald Carlson, Glass D21 Michael Lieber, Jewelry D52 Marte Cellura, Metal D2WO Evelyn Kielty Unger, Ceramics D22 Carol Curri Jones, Fiber D53 Carolyn Sale, Ceramics D3WO Elizabeth Heard & Virginia Swift, D23 Beth Andrews, Ceramics D54 Ona Lindquist, Fiber Fiber D24 Ed & Deirdre Broderick, Leather D55 Michel Royston, Jewelry D4WO Jeffrey Karliner, Jewelry D25 Sandra P. Zilker, Jewelry D56 Ralph H. Fertig, Wood D5WO Jeff Deegan, Jewelry D26 Paolo Soleri, Metal D57 Curtis & Suzan Benzie, Ceramics D6WO Corey Powers, Glass D27 Greg Miller, Ceramics D58 Richard E. Davis, Leather D7WO Syd Carpenter, Ceramics D28 Peter Kwasniewski, Wood D59 Susan Belloma, Fiber D29 Adair Line, Jewelry D60 Linda Van Der Linde, Jewelry co

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co co o CM E1 Durand Van Dören, Metal E42 Arnelle A. Dow, Fiber E83 Bonny Mendenhall Calloway, E2 Artie Rosati, Leather E43 Cathleen Bunt, Jewelry Fiber E3 Jane Sauer, Baskets E44 Carlee Weston, Ceramics E84 John Tracey, Ceramics E4 Skip Arthur, Wood E45 George R. Denninger, Wood E85 Marie A. Gniazdowski, Jewelry E5 Michael Frasca & Richard Aerni, E46 Jeanne Fleming, Fiber E86 Margaret Kaczala, Jewelry Ceramics E47 Miesje Jolley, Books E87 Olga Bravo, Ceramics E6 Joan Irving, Glass E48 Frances Lee Heminway, E88 Joseph Clearman, Glass E7 Kyle H. Leister, Jewelry Ceramics E89 Joseph & Debbie Morel, Glass E8 Nancy Lyon, Fiber E49 Ronald Larsen, Ceramics E90 Roger Weidner, Ceramics E9 Richard Stoecker, Wood E50 David Mark Goldhagen, Glass E91 Michael Langton, Wood E10 Sven Stalman, Leather E51 Carol Schmoock, Ceramics E92 Tregea Bevan & Jan Brough, E11 Judith & Greg Kidd, Fiber E52 John Flemming, Leather Fiber E12 Maureen Buckley, Wood E53 J. Bradley Cather, Ceramics E93 Ellen & Edgar Morey, Leather E13 Susan Lange, Paper E54 S. Condo & P. Bergstraesser, E94 Brian Maytum, Glass E14 Nancy K. Yolen, Jewelry Jewelry E95 Robin L. Hodgkinson, Mus. Instr. E15 Ann Dee Greenberg & E55 Ira DeKoven, Metal E96 Ivan Barnett, Metal Alex Brand, Glass E56 Jerome & Paula Spector, E97 Lisa Merton Nordstrom, Fiber E16 Werner Bargsten, Ceramics Candles E98 Dina Angel-Wilson, Ceramics E17 Carolann Vassallo, Ceramics E57 Elizabeth Lawrence, Fiber E99 Sandra Sherman, Jewelry E18 Muffy Young, Fiber E58 Arthur Stern, Glass E100 Jon Kuhn, Glass E19 Caroline Strieb, Jewelry E59 Sally Weaver, Ceramics E101 Nancy Wiener, Ceramics E20 Ellen Shankin, Ceramics E60 Amy Reiser & H. Schaktman, E102 Jan Yager, Jewelry E21 Susan Weil, Fiber Leather E103 Anne Besse-Shepherd, Jewelry E22 Alan Paine Radebaugh, Wood E61 Janice P. Tubbesing, Jewelry E104 Judith Tankard, Fiber E23 Jane Weil, Ceramics E62 Stephen Schiffer, Ceramics E105 Cristie Thomas, Fiber E24 Maryanne Leth-Espensen, Fiber E63 Mary Klein, Jewelry E106 Burr Yarrow, Leather E25 Greg Roche & Family, Leather E64 Jerry Marmelstein, Bookbinding E107 Vaughn Burlingham, Wood E26 Joan Michlin, Jewelry E65 Norm Sartorius, Wood E108 Jennifer P. Sayre, Metal E27 Gabriel D. Ofiesh II, Jewelry E66 Betsy & Dudley Giberson, E109 Kasumi Saiga, Ceramics E28 Christine Adcock, Baskets Jewelry E110 Rhombics, Wood E29 Jim & Connie Grant, Glass E67 Sara Wright, Fiber E111 Jack Roseman, Glass E30 Dana Romeis, Fiber E68 Lisa Waters, Ceramics E112 June M. Bissell, Fiber E31 Lee Erdberg, Jewelry E69 David F. G. Silverman, Ceramics E113 Ward Hartenstein, Mus. Instr. E32 Hiroshi & Judy Nakayama, E70 Patricia Dahlgren, Fiber E114 Mark Hastings, Jewelry Ceramics E71 Barbara Perry, Fiber E116 Gary Genetti, Glass E33 Adele Y. Schonbrun, Ceramics E72 Debbie Monaghan, Ceramics E118 Kevin Kegler, Wood E34 Jerry E. Joyner, Wood E73 Robert R. Adamson, Glass E120 Robert Parrott, Ceramics E35 Catherine Marshall, Paper E74 Maureen Sheedy, Fiber E122 Anna Dunwell, Fiber E36 Janet Kelman, Glass E75 Lisa Gralnick, Jewelry E124 Gunnar Agerholm, Jewelry E37 Dennis French, Jewelry E76 Goph Albitz, Jewelry E126 David Rechel, Wood E38 Ikuzi Teraki & Jeanne Bisson, E77 Jeffrey R. All, Wood E128 Richard Waithers, Glass Ceramics E78 Russell Kagan, Ceramics E130 Terry Allen, Ceramics E39 Janie Bell & David Ahern, E79 Barrie Cliff, Metal E132 Katharine Farnham-Tyler, Leather E80 Oscar Ogg, Wood Jewelry E134 Chris Waters, Leather E40 Kim Victoria Kettler, Paper E81 Mark Kuzio, Ceramics E41 Judith Motzkin, Ceramics E82 Shelley Benjamin, Fiber TENT F

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1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 n n ENTRANCE ENTRANCE F1 Susan Turner, Fiber F34 Dave Greenbaum, Ceramics F92 Tempe Biddle Hill, Fiber F2 Joel Moses, Ceramics F35 C. James Meyer, Jewelry F94 Thorn Maltbie, Ceramics F3 Leslie Ferrin, Ceramics F36 Jerry Harpster & Lin Cook F96 Michael Gilmartin, Wood F4 Els Heber, Jewelry Harpster, Metal F98 Danyel Clouse, Mus. Instr. F5 Mark K. Parrish, Wood F37 Michael Natale, Ceramics, RO F100 Barbara G. Schneider, Jewelry F6 Lisa Williamson, Fiber F37 Gammy Miller, Baskets, WO F102 Earthenwear, Fiber F7 Debra Chase, Metal F38 Jeanne Drevas, Baskets, RO F104 Stuart Golder, Jewelry F8 Doug Hanson, Glass F38 Louis Vaccaro, Ceramics, WO F106 Michael & Deborah Reed, F9 Glenn Appleman, Ceramics F40 Beth Johnson, Fiber Ceramics F10 Sharon Ascher, Fiber F42 Angela Fina, Ceramics F108 Gerry Larcomb & Sally Wicht, F11 Ginny Brush & Susan Savage, F44 Karen J. Topol, Jewelry Glass Fiber F46 Kathy Goos, Ceramics F110 Craig Easter, Ceramics F12 Barbara Satterfield, Jewelry F48 Peggy Skycraft, Fiber F112 Toshie & Marico Chigyo, Fiber F13 Christopher Cordova, Ceramics F50 Donald Cornett, Ceramics F114 Joann Kershner, Jewelry F14 Nick Lecakes, Wood F52 Lorelei Hamm, Jewelry F116 Scott Schleh, Ceramics F15 Jeffrey Urciuoll, Wood F54 M. Davis & L. Gundersen, Fiber F117 Bruce Mayo, Ceramics F16 Karen Hubert, Baskets F56 Marcia Armstrong, Ceramics F118 Ian Eddy, Metal F17 Kathryn Regier Gough, Jewelry F58 Ronna Silver, Jewelry F119 Jack Woolsey, Jewelry F18 Jane Crow, Fiber F60 Sally Jones, Fiber F120 Anne Kessler, Fiber F19 Cynthia Boyer, Fiber F62 Susan Jo Klein, Jewelry F121 Terry L. Evans, Wood F20 Cheryl Marbury, Ceramics F64 John R. Seitz, Glass F122 Kenneth L. Cook, Jewelry F21 Ron Bednar, Ceramics F66 Thomas A. Laser, Wood F123 Jan Wax, Ceramics F22 Sheila Ritz, Glass F68 Lynne Hull, Metal F124 Sandra Johnstone, Ceramics F23 David Epstein, Jewelry F70 Christine Demeter Zimmerman, F125 Robert William Bartlett, Glass F24 Robert Freeman, Wood Ceramics F126 Ruth Geneslaw, Fiber F25 Judith Stiles, Ceramics F72 Derek Richards, Jewelry F127 Melissa Greenberg, Leather F26 Anong Lee, Fiber F74 Patricia Foxx, Fiber F128 G. Mallard & D. Raeuber, Glass F27 Barbara Harris, Ceramics F76 James R. Gagnon, Metal F129 Robert H. Hirsch III, Jewelry F28 C. Scheinbach & H. Cantor, F78 Ed Kimball, Glass F130 Kim Maitland, Jewelry Jewelry F80 Maribeth Graves, Leather F131 Ronald Dekok, Wood F29 Robert A. Tool, Jr., Wood F82 Tony Lydgate, Wood F132 Susan M. Schulz & Jane A. F30 Patrick Minervini, Ceramics F84 Connie Kindahl, Fiber Wilson, Fiber F31 Lynn Peterson, Fiber F86 Kenn Kushner, Leather F133 Kathy Erteman, Ceramics F32 Phoebe Hudson, Fiber F88 Jan Peterson, Jewelry F134 John L. Hull, Ceramics F33 Mark W. Forman, Ceramics F90 Seth Isman, Ceramics F135 Jeffrey Seaton, Wood TENT G OUTDOOR EXHIBITS

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G1 Mamie Siegel, Ceramics OSB1 John Bieling, Metal G2 Beverly & Peter Libaire, Leather OSB2 Peter Wreden, Jewelry G3 Pam Levine, Jewelry OSB3 Bill Walker, Mus. Instr. G4 Gus Kuhn III, Wood OSB4 Cissy Bohannon, Fiber G5 Pat Richardson & Martha OSB5 R. E. & Marilee Carlson, Matthews, Fiber Ceramics G6 Robert Kingsland & E. Crosby, OSB6 Sergio Lub, Jewelry Metal OSB7 Jerri Finch-Hurley & G7 Leslie Jay Orenstein, Ceramics John Hurley, Fiber G8 Tatana Kellner, Paper OSB8 Robert Crystal, Ceramics G9 Federico Armijo, Wood OSB9 Eric Snowden, Metal G10 Ronni Aronin, Ceramics OSBIO Seth Duberstein, Ceramics G11 Cathleen Scanlan, Glass OSB11 Joellen Benjamin-Fay, Fiber G12 Jan K. Stigberg, Jewelry OSB12 Dr. George F. Orthey, Mus. Instr. G13 Doug Blum, Ceramics OSB13 Pat Halpen, Leather G14 Caroline O. Rubino, Fiber OSB14 R. Marett, Fiber G15 Gail McCarthy, Ceramics G16 John J. Milligan, Leather G17 John C. Jackson, Wood G18 Michael S. Collins, Jewelry G19 Diane Hildebran, Metal G20 Earl Constantine, Ceramics G21 Patricia Reil & Richard Shearer, Jewelry G22 Cathy Michael, Fiber G23 Barbara Hoogewind, Leather G24 Kathleen Keenan, Ceramics G25 Francois Fleurat, Fiber G26 Barbara Cieslicki, Jewelry G27 Sid Garrison, Leather G28 Jeff Kellar & Judy Labrasca, Wood Craft Supplies and Equipment Exhibitors

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Warren Tool Co., Inc. The Fiber Studio Downeast Trading Co. Fred Clark Pamela Grob Richard Winslow Rt. 1, Box 14A, Rhinebeck, NY 12572 Foster Hill Rd., Henniker, NH 03242 Box 349, Middlebury, VT 05753 Booth 1A Booth 9 Booth 18

Eagle Ceramics, Inc. Ross C. Altman Ted Hendrickson Gemstones Judith Page Ross Altman Rennie Hendrickson 12266 Wilkins Avenue 10 W. 47 St. #27, New York, NY 10036 PO Box 1283, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Rockville, MD 20852 Booth 10 Booth 19 Booth 1 McClure Farm, Sheep Shop Elbaum The Craftsman Wilson Lapidary Harry D. Elbaum Gary Wilson Dennis McClure 99 Greene St., New York, NY 10012 Box 585, Ovid, Ml 48866 RD 3, Box 261B, Kingston, NY 12401 Booth 2 Booth 11 Booth 20

Eastwind Lapidary Benjane Arts School Products Co., Inc. Douglas Klein Lita Soilisch Mrs. S. Schorr Box 302, Windsor, VT 05089 320 Hempstead Ave. 1201 Broadway, New York, NY 10001 Booth 3 W. Hempstead, NY 11552 Booth 21 Booth 12 Bare Hill Studios & Fiber Loft The Stone Company Reba Maisel The Sheepish Grin Charlie Magovern Rte. 111 (Post Office Bldg.) Laurel Scheeler 717 9th St., Boulder, CO 80302 Harvard, MA 01451 40 Fairfield Rd., Kingston, NJ 08528 Booth 22 Booth 4 Booth 13 The Niddy Noddy J.N.T. Manufacturing Co., Inc. Irene Miller Aurora Minerals Corp. Joseph Niver 416 Albany Post Rd. Harvey Siegel Mead's Lane, Stormville, NY 12582 Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 81 W. Merrick Rd., Freeport, NY 11520 Booth 23 Booth 5 Booth 14 The Sapersteins Anchor Tool & Supply Co. Boston Baked Beads Irving Saperstein Bill Schroeter Paul DeVore Stonegate, Bldg 2-C-1 231 Main St., PO Box 265 8 Mt. Desert St., Bar Harbor, ME 04609 Peekskill, NY 10566 Chatham, NJ 07928 Booth 15 Booth 24 Booth 6 Sculpture House Inc. WoodsEdge Wools N. Becker & P. Nelli Cutstones Albert M. D'Souza Linda Berry Walker N. Becker & P. Nelli 38 E. 30th St., New York, NY 10016 PO Box 464, Laurel Ave. 5 Larson Lane, Woodstock, NY 12498 Booth 16 Kingston, NJ 08528 Booth 7 Booth 25 Black Rock Lapidary Metal Crafters Supply Co., Inc. James Peart Patricia Finn 797 Kings Hwy., Fairfield, CT 06430 1R Concord Rd., Sudbury, MA 01776 Booth 8 Booth 17 Sara F. Gast A70 Sara F. Gast A70 Listing of Stephen Harford A12 Kerry Gonzalez B38 Exhibitors Barbara Harris F27 KathyGoos F46 Catharine Hiersoux C32 Stephen Harford A12 by Media Russell Kagan E78 Barbara Harris F27 Jill Kleinman D46 Frances Lee Heminway E48 Elizabeth MacDonald B19 Catharine Hiersoux C32 Thorn Maltbie F94 John L. Hull F134 Wally Mason D19 Seth Isman F90 ADULT TOYS Gail McCarthy G15 Sandra Johnstone F124 Stephen Schiffer E62 Russell Kagan E78 Carrie Adell B60 David F. G. Silverman E69 Sema Kamrass & Susan Kiok .... D78 Skip Arthur E4 Judith Stiles F25 Lynda Katz F147 Sandra Fenton E136 Lisa Waters E68 Kathleen Keenan G24 William Huntley B11 Nancy Wiener E101 Stephen Ladin B42 Jerry Joyner E34 Richard Lane B51 Gus Kuhn, III G4 EARTHENWARE Ronald Larsen E49 Nick Lecakes F14 Rosemary Ishii McConnell C6 Glenn Appleman F9 Sergio Lub OSB6 Elizabeth MacDonald B19 Marcia Armstrong F56 Rhombics E110 Cheryl Marbury F20 Kathryn Berd B45 Art Ritchie A20 Ray Markow A50 Olga Bravo E87 Scott Schleh F116 Bruce Mayo F117 Harvey A. Brody B7 Marty & Fredi Shapiro D51 Nancee Meeker A35 J. Bradley Cather E53 Greg Miller D27 Christopher Cordova F13 Kay A. Nelson B9 BASKETRY Donald Cornett F50 Howard Newcomb C49 Patricia Fahie D33 MaryNyburg B58 Christine Adcock E28 Sara F. Gast A70 Robert Parrott E120 Marcia Armstrong F56 Bob Green C33 Michael & Deborah Reed F106 Jeanne Drevas F38RO Barbara Harris F27 Lynn E. Riley F157 Karen Hubert F16 Jill Kleinman D46 Mary A. Roehm B25 Kari Lonning B17 Wally Mason D19 Lee & Carol Rosenbloom D6RO Catherine Marshall E35 Greg Miller D27 Stephen Schiffer E62 Gammy Miller F37WO Howard Newcomb C49 Richard & Eileen Schlag F141 Jane Niejadlik A52 Emily Rossheim C53 Carol Schmoock E51 Jane Sauer E3 Kasumi Saiga E109 Ellen Schon A31 N.A. Scribner A5 Judith Stiles F25 Curtis Scott C11 Roz Shirley D70 Louis Vaccaro F38WO Ellen Shankin E20 Martha Wetherbee D61 Lisa Waters E68 Mamie Siegel G1 JanYatsko C57 Jane Weil E23 David F. G. Silverman E69 Christine Demeter Zimmerman . .. F70 Judith Stiles F25 BOOKBINDING FUNCTIONAL Barbara Takiguchi B50 Joseph A. Triplo D67 Deborah Enright D48 Terry Allen ..E130 Carolann Vassallo E17 MiesjeJolley E47 Sandra & Winthrop Byers ...C46 Tacha Vosburgh C18 Jerry Marmelstein E64 J. Bradley Cather ...E53 Sally Weaver E59 Peggy Skycraft F48 Beth Changstrom . . . C23 Roger Weidner E90 Thomas Clarkson ...D30 Carlee Weston E44 Michael Cohen ...B22 LydiaYin A46 CANDLES Earl Constantine . . . G20 Marilyn Coplin A2 James Evans C71 Christopher Cordova ...F13 NON-UTILITARIAN/ Richard D. Faulkner A4 Robert Crystal .OSB8 SCULPTURAL Jerome & Paula Spector E56 Jinny DePaul . . . A69 Seth Duberstein OSBIO Bennett Bean C52 CERAMICS Craig Easter ..F110 David Bigelow A63 Sally-Ann Endleman . . . C56 Doug Blum G13 ARCHITECTURAL CERAMICS Kathy Erteman ..F133 Karl Borgeson D7RO Stephen Fabrico . . . A40 Sylvia Bower D36 Stephen Fabrico A40 Patricia Fahie ...D33 Harvey A. Brody B7 Penelope Fleming B54 Angela Fina ...F42 Michael & Shelley Buonaiuto . ... D14 Michael Frasca & Michael Frasca & Sandra & Winthrop Byers C46 Richard Aerni E5 Richard Aerni ....E5 J. Bradley Cather E53 Beth Changstrom C23 Lisa Waters E68 Greg Miller D27 Thomas Clarkson D30 Roger Weidner E90 Judith Motzkin E41 Earl Constantine G20 LydiaYin A46 Kay A. Nelson B9 Donald Cornett F50 Howard Newcomb C49 Jinny DePaul A69 Mary Nyburg B58 Seth Duberstein OSBIO PITFIRED Leslie Jay Orenstein G7 Bill Ellis A55 Jackie & Roy Owens F144 Werner Bargsten E16 Jerry L. Roe D62 Kathy Erteman F133 Bennett Bean C52 Patricia Fahie D33 Mary A. Roehm B25 David Bigelow A63 James Rothrock B65 Leslie Ferrin F3 Sylvia Bower D36 Penelope Fleming B54 Janice Rowell B13 Christopher Cordova F13 Kasumi Saiga E109 Mark W. Forman F33 Nina Gelardi D50 Michael Frasca & Adele Y. Schonbrun E33 Bob Green C33 Sally Silberberg C75 Richard Aerni E5 Robin L. Hodgkinson E95 Sara F. Gast A70 Barbara Takiguchi B50 Russell Kagan E78 Ikuzi Teraki & Jeanne Bisson E38 Nina Gelardi D50 Mark Kuzio E81 Kerry Gonzalez B38 JohnTracey E84 Elizabeth MacDonald B19 Joseph A. Triplo D67 Stephen Harford A12 Nancee Meeker A35 Barbara Harris F27 Lynn Turner D38 Judith Motzkin E41 Evelyn Kielty Unger D2WO Catharine Hiersoux C32 Jerry L. Roe D62 Thomas A. Hoadley C38 Jan Wax F123 Carolyn Sale D53 LydiaYin A46 Thomas P. Hubert D72 Jane Weil E23 Linda Huey D2RO Jeffrey Zigulis B57 John L. Hull F134 RAKU Kathleen Keenan G24 PORCELAIN Dina Angel-Wilson E98 Jill Kleinman D46 Ron Bednar F21 Terry Allen E130 Linda Klassen Kuehl A27 Karl Borgeson D7RO Ronni Aronin G10 Mark Kuzio E81 R. E. & Marilee Carlson OSB5 Robert Bennett D41 Stephen Ladin B42 Syd Carpenter D7WO Curtis & Suzan Benzie D57 Georgia Landau C40 Christopher Cordova F13 Roberta Bloom C45 Richard Lane B51 Carla Dunlap B61 Sylvia Bower D36 Ted Lobinger B48 Penelope Fleming B54 Sandra & Winthrop Byers C46 Rosemary Ishii MacConnell C6 Mark W. Forman F33 MarekCecula A18 Elizabeth MacDonald B19 Kerry Gonzalez B38 Beth Changstrom C23 Thorn Maltbie F94 Robin L. Hodgkinson E95 Michael Cohen B22 Bruce Mayo F117 Russell Kagan E78 Marilyn Coplin A2 Gail McCarthy G15 Mark Kuzio E81 Christopher Cordova F13 Lee McKeown C17 Scott Lindberg D66 Jinny DePaul A69 Nancee Meeker A35 Rosemary Ishii MacConnell C6 Seth Duberstein OSBIO Greg Miller D27 Bruce Mayo F117 Kathy Erteman F133 Joel Moses F2 Nancee Meeker A35 Stephen Fabrico A40 Suzanne M. Nill B18 Patrick Minervini F30 Angela Fina F42 Jackie & Roy Owens F144 Debbie Monaghan E72 Nina Gelardi D50 Isabel Parks & Joel Moses F2 Lori Gottlieb A23 Warren Hullow C39 Michael Natale F37RO Dave Greenbaum F34 Robert Parrott E120 Janice Rowell B13 Stephen Harford A12 Jerry L. Roe D62 Harvey Sadow Jr C73 Frances Lee Heminway E48 Mary A. Roehm B25 Curtis Scott C11 Catharine Hiersoux C32 Emily Rossheim C53 Rob Sieminski A44 Thomas A. Hoadley C38 Carolyn Sale D53 MarcSijan D1RO Robin L. Hodgkinson E95 Stephen Schiffer E62 Sally Silberberg C75 Linda Huey D2RO Richard & Eileen Schlag F141 JohnTracey E84 John L. Hull F134 Scott Schleh F116 Jeffrey Zigulis B57 Volker Schoenfliess D15 Carol Curri Jones D22 Ellen Schon A31 Russell Kagan E78 SALT-GLAZED Adele Y. Schonbrun E33 Sema Kamrass & Susan Kiok D78 Curtis Scott C11 Lynda Katz F147 Sandra Johnstone F124 Mamie Siegel G1 Kathleen Keenan G24 Russell Kagan E78 MarcSijan D1RO Rosemary Ishii MacConnell C6 Ellen Shankin E20 Sally Silberberg C75 Elizabeth MacDonald B19 Judith Stiles F25 Cheryl Marbury F20 STONEWARE Barbara Takiguchi B50 Ray Markow A50 Beth Andrews D23 Lynn Turner D38 Gail McCarthy G15 Marcia Armstrong F56 Lora Burtch A42 Leni Hoch B15 Sandra & Winthrop Byers C46 Susan Bush A17 Phoebe Hudson F32 J. Bradley Cather E53 Earthenwear F102 Anne Kessler F120 Thomas Clarkson D30 Jeanne Fleming E46 Judith & Greg Kidd E11 Michael Cohen B22 Patricia Foxx F74 Ina Kozel . . .., C48 Christopher Cordova F13 Anne Kessler F120 Stephanie Z. Kuhn D76 Robert Crystal OSB8 Brooke Mendez A65 Anong Lee F26 Craig Easter F110 Sandra Rubel B35 Brooke Mendez A65 Sally-Ann Endleman C56 Ruth Smiler C22 Cathy Michael G22 Mark W. Forman F33 Sally Thurston B6 Carol & John Mortensen C28 Michael Frasca & Carol Warren A49 Susan Neal C3 Richard Aerni E5 R. Nusbaum & A. Lucas A66 SaraF. Gast A70 BANNERS Mary Lynn O'Shea C63 Kathy Goos F46 Sharon Ascher F10 Barbara Perry E71 Seth Isman F90 Francois Fleurat G25 Marcia Phillips B64 Russell Kagan E78 Debra E. Frasier A7 Jane Rake D47 Richard Lane B51 Ruth Smiler C22 Pat Richardson & Ronald Larsen E49 Martha Matthews G5 Ted Lobinger B48 BATIK Barbara Riggs D37 Elizabeth MacDonald B19 Mimi Rondenet C21 Cheryl Marbury F20 Jane Crow F18 Sandra Rubel B35 Ray Markow A50 Arnelle A. Dow E42 Maureen Sheedy E74 Bruce Mayo F117 InaKozel C48 Peggy Skycraft F48 Lee McKeown C17 R. Marett OSB14 IngaSpivak A6 Hiroshi & Judy Nakayama E32 Brooke Mendez A65 Janferie Stone A73 Michael Natale F37RO Christina Strait D17 Robert Parrott E120 CANVAS Judith Tankard E104 Michael & Deborah Reed F106 Joellen Benjamin-Fay OSB11 Cristie Thomas E105 Lynn E. Riley F157 JuneM. Bissell E112 Sally Thurston B6 Lee & Carol Rosenbloom D6RO Marvin & Bonnie Bower D40 Trudy Walker A34 Kasumi Saiga E109 Carol Warren A49 Susan Bush A17 Stephen Schiffer E62 Thomas Hoopes B4 Susan Weil E21 Richard & Eileen Schlag F141 Ona Lindquist D54 D. Willner & J. Schottenfeld C15 Carol Schmoock E51 Ellen Lopez D69 Joan Wortis D34 Ellen Schon A31 Mim Wynne F146 Mary Lynn O'Shea C63 Ellen Shankin E20 Mary Ann Zotto B43 David F. G. Silverman E69 CLOTHING Carolann Vassallo E17 CROCHET Tacha Vosburgh C18 Marcine Appel A45 Barbara Perry E71 Sally Weaver E59 Sharon Ascher F10 Jane Rake D47 Carlee Weston E44 Wende W. Beck D3RO Sandra Rubel B35 Susan Belloma D59 Shelley Benjamin E82 D. Willner & J. Schottenfeld C15 CLAY & FIBER Harriet Berke A30 DOLLS/PUPPETS SCULPTURE Tregea Bevan & Jan Brough E92 Cissy Bohannon OSB4 Sandra Fenton F136 Carolyn Sale D53 Cynthia Boyer F19 Joanne Fox C55 Ginny Brush & Susan Savage . . . . F11 Carol Curri Jones D22 ELECTRONIC ART Bonny Mendenhall Calloway E83 Georgia Landau C40 Toshie & Marico Chigyo F112 R.John Wright C36 Vernon Reed AS1 Candiss Ann Cole A13 Jane Crow F18 FELTING Patricia Dahlgren E70 Cynthia Boyer F19 FEATHERS Randall Darwall B47 Brooke Mendez A65 Michael Davis & Jennison ...B16 Caroline O. Rubino G14 Laurie Gundersen F54 Mary Lynn O'Shea C63 Susan M. Schulz & Sara Drower D31 Jane A. Wilson F132 Earthenwear F102 Roz Shirley D70 FIBER Rebecca Edwards A26 Jeanne Fleming E46 HATS/BAGS/ACCESSORIES APPLIQUE/PATCHWORK Patricia Foxx F74 Tempe Biddle Hill F92 Cissy Bohannon OSB4 Cissy Bohannon OSB4 Ellen Hirshberg D12 Susan Bush A17 Jane Crow F18 LoraBurtch A42 Mary Luce Kasper B28 Michael Davis & Jeanne Fleming E46 Anne Kessler F120 Laurie Gundersen F54 Elizabeth Heard & Ina Kozel C48 Patricia Foxx F74 Virginia Swift D3WO OnaLindquist D54 Tempe Biddle Hill F92 Margot Strand Jensen F153 Nancy I. Lubin F152 Carol Lieberman B62 Anne Kessler F120 Nancy Lyon E8 Susan Neal C3 Pat Richardson & Christine Meyers B27 Lynn Peterson F31 Martha Matthews G5 Lisa Merton Nordstrom E97 Jane Rake D47 Ruth Smiler C22 Mary Lynn O'Shea C63 Joyce Robinson Enterprises . . . .F125 Sally Thurston B6 Pat Richardson & Sandra Rubel B35 Susan Turner F1 Martha Matthews G5 Susan M. Schulz & Dana Romeis E30 Jane A. Wilson F132 RUGS Carol Schwartzott B14 Judith Tankard E104 Peggy Skycraft F48 June M. Bissell E112 Joan Wortis D34 Ruth Smiler C22 Mary Luce Kasper B28 Mary Ann Zotto B43 Sally Thurston B6 Connie Kindahl F84 Pamela Twycross-Reed B53 KNITTED Lisa Merton Nordstrom E97 Eileen Vassos-Moffett F140 Ann Watson A39 Lisa Williamson F6 Wende W. Beck D3RO Mim Wynne F146 Leni Hoch B15 WEAVING R. Nusbaum & A. Lucas A66 SOFT SCULPTURE Barbara Riggs D37 Marcine Appel A45 Kenneth Cook F122 Joyce Robinson Enterprises . . . .F125 Susan Belloma D59 Michael Davis & Sandra Rubel B35 Shelley Benjamin E82 Laurie Gundersen F54 Janferie Stone A73 Tregea Bevan & Jan Brough E92 Arnelle A. Dow E42 Christina Strait D17 Diane Burchard D65 Joanne Fox C55 Judith Tankard E104 Randall Darwall B47 Georgia Landau C40 Trudy Walker A34 AnnaDunwell E122 OnaLindquist D54 D. Willner & J. Schottenfeld C15 Ellen Hirshberg D12 Christine Meyers B27 Mary Ann Zotto B43 Leni Hoch B15 Eileen Vassos-Moffett F140 Phoebe Hudson F32 Cynthia Winika C31 MACRAME Beth Johnson F40 Kenneth Cook F122 SCULPTURE Judith & Greg Kidd E11 Mickey Sequenzia & Stephanie Z. Kuhn D76 John Fazzino C7 Eileen Vassos-Moffett F140 Elizabeth Lawrence E57 Maryanne Leth-Espensen E24 PAINTED/SILK SCREENED TRAPUNTO Nancy I. Lubin F152 Nancy Lyon E8 Sharon Ascher F10 Sharon Ascher F10 Susan Neal C3 Harriet Berke A30 John Hurley & Lisa Merton Nordstrom E97 June M. Bissell E112 Jerri Finch-Hurley OSB7 Mary Lynn O'Shea C63 Jane Crow F18 Brooke Mendez A65 Barbara Perry E71 Rebecca Edwards A26 Christine Meyers B27 Marcia Phillips B64 Jeanne Fleming E46 Pat Richardson & WALL HANGINGS Francois Fleurat G25 Martha Matthews G5 Patricia Foxx F74 Sharon Ascher F10 Barbara Riggs D37 Tempe Biddle Hill F92 Francoise Barnes A56 Dana Romeis E30 John Hurley & Toshie & Marico Chigyo F112 Sandra Rubel B35 Jerri Finch-Hurley OSB7 Jane Crow F18 Carol Schwartzott B14 Margot Strand Jensen F153 Michael Davis & Maureen Sheedy E74 Sally Jones F60 Laurie Gundersen F54 IngaSpivak A6 Grace Kraft B3 Arnelle A. Dow E42 Christina Strait D17 Carol & John Mortensen C28 AnnaDunwell E122 Cristie Thomas E105 Sandra Rubel B35 Rebecca Edwards A26 Pamela Twycross-Reed B53 Peggy Skycraft F48 Francois Fleurat G25 Eileen Vassos-Moffett F140 Lisa Williamson F6 Patricia Foxx F74 Trudy Walker A34 Cynthia Winika C31 Debra E. Frasier A7 Ann Watson A39 Mim Wynne F146 RuthGeneslaw F126 Joan Wortis D34 Karen Hubert F16 Sara Wright E67 QUILTS John Hurley & Mim Wynne F146 Sharon Ascher F10 Jerri Finch-Hurley OSB7 Muffy Young E18 Francoise Barnes A56 Margot Strand Jensen F153 Mary Ann Zotto B43 GLASS Joan Irving E6 Barbara Satterfield F12 Gerry Larcomb & Sally Wicht . . . F108 C. Scheinbach & K. William LeQuier A37 H. Cantor F28 ARCHITECTURAL Gene Mallard & Nancy K.Yolen E14 Dominique Raeuber F128 Arthur Stern E58 Toland Peter Sand D68 INLAY Josh Simpson C1 BLOWN Goph Albitz E76 Valerie Surjan C24 Robert R. Adamson E73 P. VanderLaan & M. Bliss A8 MIXED MEDIA Robert Bartlett F125 LAMPWORK Barbara Mail D49 Rick Bernstein A60 Thomas Buechner III A54 Gene Mallard & NON-METAL Robert Burch A72 Dominique Raeuber F128 Donald Carlson D1WO Janice Tubbesing E61 Adair Line D29 James P. Clarke B67 Amy Anthony D20 Joseph Clearman E88 LEADED GLASS Kenneth L. Cook F122 Michael Cohn & Molly Stone A19 Shirley Drevich D10 Rick Bernstein A60 Ronald Guy Corrie D32 Gale Gand D35 Ken Butterfield A59 Robert Deeble A1 Betsy & Dudley Giberson E66 Sheila Ritz F22 Leonard DiNardo C54 Lorelei Hamm F52 Jack Roseman E111 Robert Eickholt C25 Julie R. Hammet D44 Toland Peter Sand D68 Nancy Freeman B1 Jenriison B16 Arthur Stern E58 GaryGenetti E116 Margaret Kaczala E86 John & Jan Gilmor B59 PLATE GLASS Jeffrey Karliner D4 William Glasner D4RO Alice H.Klein A41 David Mark Goldhagen E50 John R. Seitz F64 Thomas Mann B12 Jim & Connie Grant E29 Howard Newcomb C49 Ann Dee Greenberg & SCULPTURAL GLASS Vernon Reed A51 Alex Brand E15 Ellen Reiben & Boo Poulin C8 John R. Seitz F64 Timothy Hamilton A28 Peter Temple B67 Derek Richards F72 Joan Irving E6 M. Sequenzia & J. Fazzino C7 Janet Kelman E36 STAINED GLASS Janice P. Tubbesing E61 Jon Kuhn E100 Linda Van Der Linde D60 Gerry Larcomb & Sally Wicht . . . F108 Graphic Glass F151 Heidi Wurlitzer D11 K. William LeQuier A37 Doug Hanson F8 JanYatsko C57 A. Magdanz & S. Shapiro B20 Winifred Holt A75 Sandra P. Zilker D25 Steven Maslach B29 Ed Kimball F78 Brian Maytum E94 Le Due Art Glass Studio B37 OTHER METALS Rich Miller D39 Gene Mallard & Joseph & Debbie Morel E89 Dominique Raeuber F128 Adair Line D29 Michael Pavlik C37 Sheila Ritz F22 Goph Albitz E76 Corey R. Powers D6WO Jack Roseman E111 Pamela Allman B40 Arthur Reed B5 Toland Peter Sand D68 Amy Anthony D20 Mark Russell Jr C47 Cathleen Scanlan G11 Cathleen Bunt E43 Ira Sapir C34 Richard Walthers E128 Barbara Cieslicki G26 Josh Simpson C1 Patricia Daunis-Dunning F149 Bill Slade D45 Robert Davis B30 Drew H. Smith A36 JEWELRY Jeff Deegan D5WO Steve Smyers D18 Katharine Farnham-Tyler E132 Randy Strong C41 ENAMEL Jane Ferree B46 Henry P. Summa B8 J. Stephen Flynn B52 George Thiewes C58 Janet Beck E19 Gale Gand D35 P. VanderLaan & M. Bliss A8 Anne Besse-Shepherd E103 Pat Garrett B24 Fred Widmer A24 Colette C32 Lisa Gralnick E75 Craig Zweifel B39 Jane Ferree B46 Lorelei Hamm F52 Kathryn Regier Gough F17 Victoria M. Howe C20 ETCHED GLASS Lisa Gralnick E75 Alice H. Klein A41 Els Heber F4 Susan Jo Klein F62 Robert Burch A72 Merry-Lee Howell A68 Jane Koplewitz F137 Robert Deeble A1 William Hunter & Kyle H. Leister ,E7 Janine R. Eshleman A72 Marianne Kane-Hunter A11 Pam Levine G3 GaryGenetti E116 Mary Klein E63 Michael Lieber D21 John & Jan Gilmor B59 Barbara Mail D49 Sergio Lub OSB6 Kim Maitland F130 Victoria M. Howe C20 Gayle Anderson B32 Thomas Mann B12 Merry-Lee Howell A68 Gayle& Jim Austin A25 Jonathan Nedbor C13 Jeffrey Karliner D4 Janie Bell & David Ahern E39 Jan Peterson F88 Joann Kershner F114 Kathie Bennett F139 Vernon Reed A51 Alice H. Klein A41 Marvin & Bonnie Bower D40 Alan Revere C43 Susan Jo Klein F62 Ed & Deirdre Broderick D24 Derek Richards F72 Mark & Heidi Knipe B21 Ken Carlson C26 Sandra Sherman E99 Jane Koplewitz F137 Chuck & Marion Cuendet A3 Rachelle Thiewes C60 Margaret Laws C5 Richard E. Davis D58 Janice P. Tubbesing E61 Kyle H. Leister E7 Leah Rae Donahue A10 Peter Wreden OSB2 Pam Levine G3 John Flemming E52 Heidi Wurlitzer D11 Michael Lieber D21 Steve Frank & Rik Hearne F150 Jan Yager E102 Barbara Mail D49 Sid Garrison G27 Nancy K.Yolen E14 Kim Maitland F130 Melissa Greenberg F127 Sandra P. Zilker D25 Thomas Mann B12 Harvey Greenwald C9 Lee Angelo Marraccini A9 Pat Halpen OSB13 PRECIOUS METAL C. James Meyer F35 Barbara Hoogewind G23 Joan Michlin E26 Thomas Hoopes B4 Carrie Adell B60 Paul Morelli D64 Kenn Kushner F86 Gunnar Agerholm E124 Jonathan Nedbor C13 Beverly & Peter Libaire G2 Goph Albitz E76 Gabriel D. Ofiesh II E27 Ellen Lopez D69 Pamela Allman B40 Gwen Passano A22 Jerry Marmelstein E64 Glenda Arentzen C65 Jan Peterson F88 Tom Marr D13 Harriet Forman Barrett C42 Tom Raredon C29 J.D.Millar B26 Janet Beck E19 Ellen Reiben & Boo Poulin C8 John J. Milligan G16 S. Condo & P. Bergstraesser .... E54 Patricia Reil & Richard Shearer .. G21 Seymour Mondshein B49 Anne Besse-Shepherd E103 Alan Revere C43 Ellen & Edgar Morey E93 Ann Boomsliter B55 Derek Richards F72 Dick Muller B33 Cathleen Bunt E43 Margery Beth Rose & Tom & Enid O'Rourke A57 Francis T. Byrne Jr A48 J. Whitcraft C14 DaveOwenby D80 Barbara Cieslicki G26 Michel Royston D55 Amy Reiser & H. Schaktman E60 Michael Collins G18 Barbara Satterfield F12 Greg Roche & Family E25 Kenneth L. Cook F122 C. Scheinbach & H. Cantor F28 Artie Rosati E2 Lana L. Cookson F138 Barbara G. Schneider F100 B.A.M. & J.M. Sedeski C10 Robin Danziger B63 Susan M. Schulz F132 SvenStalman E10 Patricia Daunis-Dunning F149 Laurence Seegers B2 Christopher F. Tekverk B23 Jaclyn Davidson C61 Sandra Sherman E99 Burr Yarrow E106 Ronna Silver F58 Robert Davis B30 CLOTHING Jeff Deegan D5WO Jan K. Stigberg G12 Kathy Downs F148 Caroline Strieb E19 Kathie Bennett F139 Shirley Drevich D10 Rachelle Thiewes C60 Maribeth Graves F80 Diane Egbert C50 Karen J. Topol F44 Melissa Greenberg F127 David Epstein F23 Janice P. Tubbesing E61 Ellen & Edgar Morey E93 Lee Erdberg E31 Jack Woolsey F119 Udi Raveh D43 Katharine Farnham-Tyler E132 Peter Wreden OSB2 Chris Waters E134 Jane Ferree B46 Heidi Wurlitzer D11 J. Stephen Flynn B52 Jan Yager E102 SCULPTURAL Dennis French E37 Nancy K.Yolen E14 Richard E. Davis D58 Gale Gand D35 Douglas Zaruba B10 Pat Garrett B24 Sandra P. Zilker D25 SHEEPSKIN & OTHER Alfred & Benita Ginsberg A32 SCRIMSHAW/IVORY ANIMAL CLOTHING Stuart Golder F104 Marie Gniazdowski E85 Goph Albitz E76 Kathie Bennett F139 Lisa Gralnick E75 Betsy & Dudley Giberson E66 Maribeth Graves F80 Rob Greene A16 William Hunter & Ellen & Edgar Morey E93 Paul Gross C50 Marianne Kane-Hunter A11 Lorelei Hamm F52 Gabriel D. Ofiesh II E27 Julie R. Hammet D44 Jack Woolsey F119 LUGGAGE Jerry Harpster F36 LEATHER Marvin & Bonnie Bower D40 Mark Hastings E114 Susan Bush A17 Sandra Hayner A67 ACCESSORIES Chuck & Marion Cuendet A3 John Heller B41 Barbara Hoogewind G23 Robert H. Hirsch III F129 Adair Line D29 Thomas Hoopes B4 Robert Davis B30 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Ellen Lopez D69 James R. Gagnon F76 Seymour Mondshein B49 Glen Gardner A53 Danyel Clouse F98 Tom & Enid O'Rourke A57 Alfred & Benita Ginsberg A32 George Denninger E49 Lynn Peterson F31 Jerry & Lin Cook Harpster F36 Ward Hartenstein E113 Amy Reiser & Diane Hildebran G19 Robin Hodgkinson E95 Harvey Schaktman E60 Lynne Hull F68 Dr. George F. Orthey OSB12 SvenStalman E10 Margaret Laws C5 Gary Upton F143 Kim Maitland F130 Bill Walker OSB3 Thomas R. Markusen A21 MARIONETTES Tom Raredon C29 Ted White F145 Sandra Fenton F136 PAPER KNIVES HANDMADE/HANDSCREENED MASKS David Paul Bacharach A29 Brian Cummings D8 Amy Anthony E35 John Flemming E52 Robin Danziger B63 Diane Burchard D65 Jennison B16 Jonathan Nedbor C13 Tatana Kellner G8 Durand Van Doren E1 Kim Victoria Kettler E40 Susan Lange E13 METAL PEWTER Catherine Marshall E35 Julie Shaw A47 BELLS Barrie Cliff E79 Peggy Skycraft F48 Patricia Daunis-Dunning F149 Barbara Takiguchi B50 Richard Fisher A14 James R. Gagnon F76 Heidi Wurlitzer D11 Robert Kingsland & E. Crosby G6 Jerry & Lin Cook Harpster F36 Paolo Soleri D26 Lynne Hull F68 Ted White F145 Richard Johnson F118 WOOD BELT BUCKLES Kim Maitland F130 Ted White F145 ACCESSORIES Tom Raredon C29 SCULPTURAL Adair Line D29 FLATWARE Lynn Allinger C2 Carrie Adell B60 Skip Arthur E4 Brian Cummings D8 Pamela Allman B40 Roger Bell & George Breck D63 Robert Davis B30 Amy Anthony D20 Anthony Beverly C59 James R. Gagnon F76 David Paul Bacharach A29 Maureen Buckley E12 Alfred & Benita Ginsberg A32 Ivan Barnett E96 Robin Danziger B63 Lynne Hull F68 John Bieling OSB1 Ronald Dekok F131 Tom Raredon C29 Ken Butterfield A59 Michael DeLaney A38 MarteCellura D52 George R. Denninger E45 FORGED IRON/ Debra Chase F7 Warren Durbin A15 BLACKSMITHING Colette C32 Steve Elling C67 Patricia Daunis-Dunning F149 Bruce & Kathy Erdman B31 David Paul Bacharach A29 Ira DeKoven E55 Terry L. Evans F121 MarteCellura D52 Katharine Farnham-Tyler E132 Ralph H. Fertig D56 Brian Cummings D8 Richard Fisher A14 Robert Freeman F24 Ira DeKoven E55 James R. Gagnon F76 Giles Gilson C51 Ian Eddy F118 James Garvey F142 Michael N. Graham C35 James Garvey F142 Jerry & Lin Cook Harpster F36 William Hunter & Jerry & Lin Cook Harpster F36 Butch Honeck D5RO Marianne Kane-Hunter A11 Greg Litsios A64 Lynne Hull F68 Peter Kwasniewski D28 Thomas R. Markusen A21 Robert Kingsland & E. Crosby .... G6 Thomas A. Laser F66 Jonathan Nedbor C13 Margaret Laws C5 Tony Lydgate F82 Jennifer P. Sayre E108 Michael Lieber D21 Steven Mackintosh B44 Durand Van Doren E1 Barbara Mail D49 Steve Madsen C44 Robert March D74 HOLLOWARE Thomas R. Markusen A21 Suzanne M. Nill B18 Robert G. McKeown C19 Carrie Adell B60 Eric Snowden OSB9 Oscar Ogg E80 Amy Anthony D20 Paolo Soleri D26 Stephen Paulsen C27 David Paul Bacharach A29 Janice Tubbesing E61 David Rechel E126 Francis T. Byrne, Jr A48 Katherine Farnham-Tyler E132 Art Ritchie A20 Patricia Daunis-Dunning F149 Durand Van Doren E1 HapSakwa A58 William Hunter & Norm Sartorius E65 Steven Mackintosh B44 Marianne Kane-Hunter A11 Jeffrey Seaton F135 Steve Madsen C44 William Huntley B11 Marty & Fredi Shapiro D51 Robert March D74 John C. Jackson G17 Gary Stam C4 Mark K. Parrish F5 Alan Stirt C16 Alan Paine Radebaugh E22 Rix Jennings C12 Richard Stoecker E9 James Rannefeld D9 Kevin Kegler E118 Don Kelly D16 Robert A. Tool, Jr F29 Marty & Fredi Shapiro D51 Peter Kwasniewski D28 Gary Upton F143 Arthur Stern E58 Michael Langton E91 Roseanna & Stephen Ward A62 Richard Tannen A33 John Wall B36 Robert March D74 FURNITURE Howard Werner A61 Bruce Mitchell B56 Oscar Ogg E80 Peter Michael Adams A71 MOVEABLE FIGURES Alan Paine Radebaugh E22 Jeffrey R. All E77 James Rannefeld D9 Federico Armijo G9 Michael Langton E91 David Rechel E126 Roger Bell & George Breck D63 Art Ritchie A20 Anthony Beverly C59 SCULPTURAL Hap Sakwa A58 Michael DeLaney A38 Marty & Fredi Shapiro D51 Peter Michael Adams A71 George R. Denninger E45 Gary Stam C4 Jeffrey R. All E77 John Dodd D42 Jeffrey Urciuoli F15 Robert Domlesky A43 Lynn Allinger C2 Howard Werner A61 Warren Durbin A15 Federico Armijo G9 Steve Elling C67 Anthony Beverly C59 TOYS Bruce & Kathy Erdman B31 Vaughn Burlingham E107 Skip Arthur E4 Ralph H. Fertig D56 Michael DeLaney A38 William Huntley B11 Robert Freeman F24 George R. Denninger E45 Jerry E. Joyner E34 Anthony Giachetti F155 Jeanne Drevas F38RO Gus Kuhn III G4 Michael Gilmartin F96 Steve Elling C67 Nick Lecakes F14 Giles Gilson C51 David Ellsworth C30 Rhombics E110 Mike Goldfinger B34 Michael Gilmartin F96 Marty & Fredi Shapiro D51 John C. Jackson G17 Giles Gilson C51 Kevin Kegler E118 Michael N. Graham C35 Jeff Kellar & Judy Labrasca G28 Karen Hubert F16 Terry Allen Federico Armijo Alphabetical RD 1, Box 417, Richmond, VT 05477 400 Rio Grande NW, Albuquerque, NM Listing of (802) 434-3767 87104 (505)831-6900 Exhibitors Ceramics Booth E130 Wood Booth G9 Lynn Allinger Marcia Armstrong 785 University Ave., Rochester, NY 1962 Mallway North, Columbus, OH A. B. Artisans 14607 (716)473-3413 43221 (614)486-9874 see Alfred & Benita Ginsberg Wood Booth C2 Ceramics Booth F56

Adair Line Pamela Allman Ronni Aronin 126 E. Haley - A - 5, Santa Barbara, CA 5803 14th St. East, Bradenton, FL 5706 Smith Avenue, Baltimore, MD 93101 (805)966-0174 33507 (813)756-8803 21209 (301)578-1919 Jewelry Booth D29 Jewelry Booth B40 Ceramics Booth G10

Peter Michael Adams Skip Arthur Amityleather—Greenforest Design Penland School of Crafts, Penland, NC 831/2 Partition St., Saugerties, NY see Harvey Greenwald 28765 (704) 765-5500 12477 (914)246-9150 Wood Booth A71 Wood Booth E4 Gayle Anderson Robert R. Adamson 1974 Commerce St., As The Wheel Turns 6814 42nd NE, Seattle, WA 98115 Yorktown Hts., NY 10598 see Christopher Cordova (206) 523-3483 (914) 245-1976 GSass Booth E73 Leather Booth B32 Sharon Ascher 132 West 23 St., New York, NY 10011 Christine Adcock Beth Andrews (212) 929-0542 618 San Pascual, Santa Barbara, CA 33 Spruce St., Acton, MA 01720 Fiber Booth F10 93101 (805)962-9063 (617)263-9871 Baskets Booth E28 Ceramics Booth D23 Ashfield Leather see Tom & Enid O'Rourke Carrie Adell Dina Angel-Wilson PO Box 90, San Anselmo, CA 94960 1054 Cragmont Ave., Berkeley, CA Aurora Pottery (415) 453-7134 94708 (415)526-3006 see Jackie & Roy Owens Metal Booth B60 Ceramics Booth E98 Gayle & Jim Austin Adirondack Designs Amy Anthony Rt. 1, Box 24-B, Nashville, IN 47448 see Richard E. Davis 46 Augustine St., Rochester, NY 14613 (812) 988-6107 (716) 254-2597 Leather Booth A25 Adornments T.K.O. Jewelry Booth D20 Avon Place Glass see Alice H. Klien Marcine Appel see A. Magdanz & S. Shapiro After The Goldrush Ashfield Mountain, Ashfield, MA 01331 David Paul Bacharach see Lorelei Hamm (413) 628-3325 Fiber Booth A45 1701 Beaverbrook Lane, Cockeysville, MD 21030 Afternoon Crafts (301) 252-0546 Glenn Appleman see Lynn Peterson Metal Booth A29 5 Great Jones Street, New York, NY 10012 (212)475-9086 Gunnar Agerholm Ballard Brook Studio Ceramics Booth F9 PO Box 424, Canal St. Station, see Maribeth Graves New York, NY 10013 (212) 925-3229 Jewelry Booth E124 Appleman Autoworks Baltimore Clayworks see Glenn Appleman see Ronni Aronin Goph Albitz PO Box 7547, Carmel, CA 93921 Applied Creativity Baltimore Clayworks (408) 625-1001 see Jerry E. Joyner see Jerry L. Roe Jewelry Booth E76 Glenda Arentzen Baltimore Clayworks Jeffrey R. All Westbeth A511, 463 West St., see Volker Schoenfliess RD#2, Box 160, c/o A. Friedman New York City, NY 10014 Hudson, NY 12534 (518) 828-1105 (212) 243-7061 Banana Belt Wood Booth E77 Jewelry Booth C65 see Cissy Bohannon Banner Day! Susan Belloma John Bieling see Debra E. Frasier 2536 Lyons Rd., Camillus, NY 13031 130 NE Juniper St., Issaquah, WA (315) 673-1087 98027 (206) 392-4672 Werner Bargsten Fiber Booth D59 Metal Booth OSB1 2250 Aspinwall, Sarasota, FL 33577 (813) 955-1599 Shelley Benjamin Big Dipper Candles Ceramics Booth E16 39 A Brookside Ave., see Jerome & Paula Spector Valley Cottage, NY 10989 Barn Glass Studio (914) 268-5489 David Bigelow see David Mark Goldhagen Fiber Booth E82 464 San Marino, Santa Barbara, CA 93111 (805) 964-5282 Francoise Barnes Joellen Benjamin-Fay Ceramics Booth A63 162 E. State St., Athens, OH 45701 428 Kentucky Court, (614) 593-6774 Lexington, KY 40502 (606) 266-0873 Fiber Booth A56 June M. Bissell Fiber Booth OSB11 Harris Rd., Esmond, Rl 02917 Ivan Barnett (401)231-9145 RD#1, Stevens, PA 17578 Kathie Bennett Fiber Booth E112 (717)738-1590 22 High St., Brattleboro, VT 05301 Metal Booth E96 (802) 257-1174 Bittersweet Glassworks Leather Booth F139 see K. William LeQuier Harriet Forman Barrett RD#1, Box 219, High Falls, NY 12440 Robert Bennett Bladah Workshop (914) 687-0716 424 Thornwood Drive, see Amy Reiser & H. Schaktman Jewelry Booth C42 American Fork, UT 84003 (801)756-4313 Bleecker Street Studio Barrick Design Ceramics Booth D41 see Miesje Jolley see Richard D. Faulkner Curtis & Suzan Benzie Roberta Bloom Robert William Bartlett 269-7 N. Chesterfield Rd., 444 Main St., PO Box 501, 598 Old Rt. 1, Gouldsboro, ME 04607 Columbus, OH 43209 (614) 236-0488 W. Newbury, MA 01985 (207) 546-2408 Ceramics Booth D57 (617)363-2082 Glass Booth F125 Ceramics Booth C45

Basco Wood Works Kathryn Berd see Ronald Dekok 1780 5th St., Berkeley, CA 94710 Doug Blum (415) 548-8267 Music Mountain Rd., Falls Village, CT Bennett Bean Ceramics Booth B45 06031 (203) 824-0568 RD 3, Box 212, Blairstown, NJ 07825 Ceramics Booth G13 (201)852-7426 Harriet Berke Ceramics Booth C52 28 Marksman Ln., Body & Sole Leather Levittown, NY 11756 (516) 796-7280 see Kathie Bennett Bearwallow Treen Fiber Booth A30 see Norm Sartorius Cissy Bohannon Rick Bernstein 106 Hagemann Ave., Santa Cruz, CA Wende W. Beck 142 Irving St., Watertown, MA 02172 95062 (408) 426-4597 Academy Rd., Thetford Hill, VT 05074 (617)899-4206 Fiber Booth OSB4 (802) 785-4686 Glass Booth A60 Fiber Booth D3RO Ann Boomsliter Anne Besse-Shepherd PO Box 321, St. Michaels, MD 21663 Ron Bednar 257 Concord Rd., Sudbury, MA 01776 (301) 745-2329 351 Olema Rd #7, Fairfax, CA 94930 (617)443-5780 Metal Booth B55 (415) 453-0521 Jewelry Booth E103 Ceramics Booth F21 Karl Borgeson 221 N. Freemont, Whitewater, Wl Janie Bell & David Ahern Tregea Bevan & Jan Brough Box 1123, Brattleboro, VT 05301 RFD 1, E. Calais, VT 05650 53190 (414)473-7213 (802) 254-9656 (802) 456-7078 Ceramics Booth D7RO Leather Booth E39 Fiber Booth E92 Marvin & Bonnie Bower Roger Bell & George Breck Anthony Beverly 5050 Rice Hollow Rd., 433 Vine Ave., Sebastopol, CA 95472 Box 48, Rt. 3, Ancramdale, NY 12503 Greencastle, PA 17225 (707) 823-5575 (518) 329-4107 (717)597-2419 Wood Booth D63 Wood Booth C59 Fiber Booth D40 Sylvia Bower Vaughn Burlingham Carolina Fiber Studios Box 2, West Danville, VT 05873 16 Central Ave., Sausalito, CA 94965 see M. Mathews and (802) 684-3965 (415) 332-0829 P. Richardson Ceramics Booth D36 Wood Booth E107 Syd Carpenter Cynthia Boyer Lora Burtch 601 W. Cliveden St., Philadelphia, PA 3409 Lowell St., Washington, DC 11970 Hannewald, Munith, Ml 49259 19119 (215)844-3387 20016 (202)244-3399 (517)596-2501 Ceramics Booth D7WO Fiber Booth F19 Fiber Booth A42 Carried Away Brandywine Glassworks see Carrie Adell Susan Bush see Robert Burch 1736 Columbia Rd. NW, J. Bradley Cather Brandywine Glassworks Washington, DC 20009 Town Hill Rd., New Hartford, CT see Janine R. Eshleman (202) 234-3577 Fiber Booth A17 06057 (203) 379-4829 Ceramics Booth E53 Olga Bravo 5706 Smith Ave., Baltimore, MD 21209 Ken Butterfield Catherwood Pottery (301)578-1919 PO Box 1009, Cambria, CA 93428 see J. Bradley Cather Ceramics Booth E87 (805) 927-8094 Glass Booth A59 Ed & Deirdre Broderick Marek Cecula 15 Byron Ave., Ansonia, CT 06401 105 Sullivan St., New York, NY Sandra & Winthrop Byers (203) 736-9374 10012 (212)966-6392 300 Pine St., Rock Springs, Wl 53961 Leather Booth D24 Ceramics Booth A18 (608) 522-3648 Ceramics Booth C46 Harvey A. Brody Celestial Art Glass 34 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg, CA see Jim & Connie Grant 95448 (707) 433-5786 Francis T. Byrne Jr. Rt. 4, Box 23, Hagerstown, MD 21740 Ceramics Booth B7 Marte Cellura (301) 790-2908 32 Jones Ave., Rochester, NY 14608 Ginny Brush & Susan Savage Jewelry Booth A48 (716) 254-3082 PO Box 20185, Santa Barbara, CA Metal Booth D52 93120 (805)964-2540 C. S. Pottery Fiber Booth F11 see Carol Schmoock Ceramic Design see Thomas P. Hubert Maureen Buckley Bonny Mendenhall Calloway PO Box 10853, Bainbridge Is., WA 901 Westover Dr., High Point, NC Chameleon 98110 (206)842-1381 27260 (919)869-4814 see Judith Tankard Wood Booth E12 Fiber Booth E83 Thomas Buechner III Beth Changstrom Camel City Clayworks 77 W. Market Street, Corning, NY 4 El Paseo, Mill Valley, CA 94941 see Kerry Gonzalez 14830 (607)936-8707 (415) 388-0733 Glass Booth A54 Ceramics Booth C23 Donald Carlson Cathleen Bunt 724 Rockaway Beach, Pacifica, CA Debra Chase 410 3rd St. #3, Brooklyn, NY 11215 94044 (415)359-5742 160 Alameda St., Rochester, NY (212) 788-0737 Glass Booth D1 WO 14613 (716)647-1840 Jewelry Booth E43 Metal Booth F7 Ken Carlson Michael & Shelley Buonaiuto Box 2401, Sun Valley, ID 83353 Chemise 385 Mt. Eve Rd., Goshen, NY 10924 Leather Booth C26 see Chris Waters (914) 651-4388 Ceramics Booth D14 R. E. & Marilee Carlson Cherrybrook Potters PO Box 331, Princeton, Wl 54968 see Frances Lee Heminway Robert Burch (414) 295-6032 RD 1, Box 79B, Fort Hill Rd., Ceramics Booth OSB5 Toshie & Marico Chigyo Putney, VT 05346 (802) 387-4032 519 Browning St., Mill Valley, CA Glass Booth A72 Carol Curri Designs 94941 (415)388-7026 Diane Burchard see Carol Curri Jones Fiber Booth F112 3517 Gillespie Studio C, Dallas, TX 75219 (214)522-2724 Carol Lieberman Co. Chrysalis Designs Paper Booth D65 see Robin Danziger see Anne Besse-Shepherd Cielle, Ltd Michael S. Collins Cow In The Kitchen see Linda Van Der Linde 115 Greenbrae Boardwalk, see Ginny Brush & Greenbrae, CA 94904 (415) 461 -8607 Susan Savage Barbara Cieslicki Jewelry Booth G18 PO Box 504, Plainfield, NH 03781 Crary Mills Pottery (603) 675-6589 Compositions see Ronald Larsen Jewelry Booth G26 see Jane Koplewitz Creative Metalsmiths James P. Clarke S. Condo & P. Bergstraesser see Kim Maitland 2510 N. 47th St., Boulder, CO 80301 PO Box 12195, Tallahassee, FL 32308 (303) 449-2570 (904) 893-5589 Jane Crow Glass Booth B67 Jewelry Booth E54 405 Westcott St., Syracuse, NY 13210 (315) 472-0121 Thomas Clarkson The Connecticut Yankee Fiber Booth F18 3680 Stockton Rd., Charlottesville, VA see Maureen Buckley 22901 (804) 295-2830 Ceramics Booth D30 Earl Constantine Crum Creek Leather 52 Trowbridge St., Apt. 11, see Burr Yarrow Clay Dragon Studios Cambridge, MA 02138 see Judith Motzkin (617)547-5330 Robert Crystal Ceramics Booth G20 PO Box 128, Oviedo, FL 32765 Clay Dragon Studios (305) 365-7061 see Ellen Schon Contemporary Heirlooms Ceramics Booth OSB8 see Karen J. Topol Clay Wood Winds Chuck & Marion Cuendet see Robin L. Hodgkinson Contemporary Porcelain 7045 Old Canton Rd., Jackson, MS see Marek Cecula 39211 (601)856-4262 The Clayworks, Inc. Leather Booth A3 see Thomas Clarkson Kenneth L. Cook CA (415)581-2323 Joseph Clearman Brian Cummings Jewelry Booth F122 PO Box 511, Petaluma, CA 94953 PO Box 18, Rumney, NH 03266 (707) 763-8339 (603) 786-9753 Lana L. Cookson Glass Booth E88 Metal Booth D8 RD#1, Box 128, Branchville, NJ 07826 (201)362-6518 Barrie Cliff Patricia Dahlgren Jewelry Booth F138 927 Rt. 6A, Yarmouth Port, MA 02675 1913 E. Oak, Phoenix, AZ 85006 (617)362-3407 (602) 271-0424 Marilyn Coplin Metal Booth E79 Fiber Booth E70 Mounted Route, Huntingdon, PA Danyel Clouse 16652 (814)643-3554 Robin Danziger Rt. 1, Box 388H, Espanola, NM 87532 Ceramics Booth A2 38 St. James St., Kingston, NY 12401 (505) 753-9795 Christopher Cordova (914) 331-1125 Mus. Inst. Booth F98 Route 25A, Rocky Point, NY 11778 Wood Booth B63 Michael Cohen (516) 744-9204 R.R. 2, Amherst, MA 01002 Ceramics Booth F13 Randall Darwall (413) 256-8691 31 Union St., So. Yarmouth, MA 02664 Ceramics Booth B22 Donald Cornett (617)394-6580 36 Tenth St., Providence, Rl 02906 Fiber Booth B47 Michael Cohn & Molly Stone (401) 272-8551 5998 Hollis St., Emeryville, CA 94608 Ceramics Booth F50 Dasein Studios (415) 654-9690 see Roger Bell & George Breck Glass Booth A19 Ronald Guy Corrie 4356 Coliseum Way, Oakland, CA Patricia Daunis-Dunning Candiss Ann Cole 94601 (415)523-6391 Suite 424,142 High St., Portland, ME P. O. Box 213, S. Woodstock, CT Glass Booth D32 04101 (207)773-6011 06267 (203)928-2812 Jewelry Booth F149 Fiber Booth A13 Cosanti Originals see Paolo Soleri Colette Jaclyn Davidson Box 182, Forest Knolls, CA 94933 Cotton-Wood Designs PO Box 130, Kensington Station, (415) 488-4141 see John Hurley & Brooklyn, NY 11218 (212) 941 -7692 Jewelry Booth C32 Jerri Finch Hurley Jewelry Booth C61 M. Davis & L. Gundersen John Dodd Dye House Rt. 1, Box 72 A, Linn, WV 26384 1237 E. Main St., Rochester, NY see Anong Lee (304) 269-3029 14609 (716)482-7233 Fiber Booth F54 Wood Booth D42 Earthenwear PO Box 323, San Jose, CA 95103 Richard E. Davis Robert Domlesky (408) 292-4739 RD#1, Box 55, Shaftsbury, VT 05262 RR 1, Box 108, Ashfield, MA 01330 Fiber Booth F102 (802) 447-7462 (413) 625-2940 Leather Booth D58 Wood Booth A43 Craig Easter 4939 N. Del Mar, Fresno, CA 93704 Leah Rae Donahue Robert Davis (209) 222-2169 128 Cottage St., Bar Harbor, ME Peters Valley, Layton, NJ 07851 Ceramics Booth F110 04609 (207) 288-4267 (201)948-3178 Leather Booth A10 Ian Eddy Jewelry Booth B30 RD 1, Sand Hill Rd., Putney, VT Arnelle A. Dow 05346 (802) 387-5991 Robert Deeble 448 Milton St., Cincinnati, OH 45210 Metal Booth F118 Happy Valley Rd., Middlebury, VT (513) 421-9549 05753 (802) 388-7085 Fiber Booth E42 Rebecca Edwards Glass Booth A1 6549 7th NW, Seattle, WA 98117 Kathy Downs (206) 789-1017 Jeff Deegan Box 281, Jefferson, ME 04348 Fiber Booth A26 199 Morris Ave., Providence, Rl 02906 (207) 549-5160 (401)831-6246 Jewelry Booth F148 Diane Egbert Jewelry Booth, D5WO PO Box 945, Hanover, NH 03755 Dreamweaver (603) 643-3864 Deep Gap Leather see Judith & Greg Kidd Jewelry Booth C50 see Dave Owenby Jeanne Drevas Robert Eickholt Ronald Dekok Box 174A, Sperryville, VA 22740 420 E. 5th Ave., Columbus, OH 43201 Rt. 1, Box 176 A, Belleville, Wl 53508 (703) 987-8531 (614) 299-6710 (608) 424-3732 Baskets Booth F38RO Glass Booth C25 Wood Booth F131 Shirley Drevich Electrum Ira DeKoven 476 Franklin St., Cambridge, MA see Diane Egbert Rt. 1, Box 71-L, Yonges Island, SC 02139 (617)547-8539 29494 (803) 889-8087 Jewelry Booth D10 Electrum Metal Booth E55 see Paul Gross Sara Drawer Michael DeLaney 127 Laurel, Wilmette, IL 60091 Elektrum 4 Howard St., Burlington, VT 05401 (312) 251-1850 see Vernon Reed (802) 863-3827 Fiber Booth D31 Wood Booth A38 Elf Hill Cobblers Seth Duberstein see Udi Raveh 125 Old Ford Rd., New Paltz, NY George R. Denninger 12561 (914)255-6789 321 North Summit, Steve Elling Ceramics Booth OSBIO Bowling Green, OH 43402 8th Floor, 740 Broadway, (419) 352-8261 New York, NY 10003 (212) 925-6959 Carla Dunlap Wood Booth E45 Wood Booth C67 7576 Ridge Rd., Marriottsville, MD 21104 (301)795-2322 Bill Ellis Jinny DePaul Ceramics Booth B61 2599 Chain Bridge Rd., Vienna, VA 3 Lovell Ave., San Rafael, CA 94901 22180 (703)281-4153 Anna Dunwell (415) 457-0120 Ceramics Booth A69 Box 390, Back Bay Annex, Ceramics Booth A55 Boston, MA 02117 (617) 247-2583 Diana Designs Fiber Booth E122 David Ellsworth see D. Willner & J. Schottenfeld Fox Creek, RD 3, Quakertown, PA Durand's Forge 18951 (215)536-5298 see Durand Van Doren Wood Booth C30 Leonard DiNardo RD 2, Box 68, Queens Rd., Warren Durbin Sally-Ann Endleman Lambertville, NJ 08530 208 Flynn Ave., Burlington, VT 05401 500 Central Ave., New Haven, CT (609) 397-2618 (802) 863-3884 06515 (203)389-0635 Glass Booth C54 Wood Booth A15 Ceramics Booth C56 Deborah Enright Richard D. Faulkner Penelope Fleming PO Box 441, Drexel Hill, PA 19026 377 Arbor Rd., Lancaster, PA 17601 PO Box 11220, Elkins Park, PA 19117 (215) 844-2432 (717)569-1117 (215) 576-6830 Books Booth D48 Candles Booth A4 Ceramics Booth B54

David Epstein Sandra Fenton John Flemming RR 1 Box 407, Huntington, VT 05462 6 Biltmore St., Jamaica Plain, MA 7709 Birch St., New Orleans, LA 70118 (802) 482-2174 02130 (617)524-0788 (504) 861-3841 Jewelry Booth F23 Fiber Booth F136 Leather Booth E52

Lee Erdberg Jane Ferree Francois Fleurat 43 Greenwich Ave., New York, NY PO Box 2332, Raleigh, NC 27602 8003 Park Crest Dr., Silver Spring, MD 10014 (212)243-1123 (919) 832-1500 20910 (301)589-8696 Jewelry Booth E31 Jewelry Booth B46 Fiber Booth G25

Bruce & Kathy Erdman Leslie Ferrin J. Stephen Flynn 300 W. Main, Mt. Horeb, Wl 53522 150 Main St., Northampton, MA 01060 Box 27, Lempster, NH 03606 (608) 437-8790 (413) 586-4509 (603) 863-4641 Wood Booth B31 Ceramics Booth F3 Jewelry Booth B52

Kathy Erteman Ralph H. Fertig Mark W. Forman 674-C East H Street, Benecia, CA 1569 Sycamore Canyon, 121 Sandringham Rd., Cherry Hill, NJ 94510 (707)745-9370 Santa Barbara, CA 93108 08003 (609) 424-3086 Ceramics Booth F133 (805) 962-1479 Ceramics Booth F33 Wood Booth D56 Janine R. Eshleman Fort River Porcelain RD 1, Box 79 B, Fort Hill Rd., see Marilyn Coplin Putney, VT 05346 (802) 387-4032 Fiber Fantasies see M. Sequenzia & J. Fazzino Glass Booth A72 Joanne Fox Carpenter St., Norwich, VT 05055 Fibercations James Evans (802)649-1394 see Dana Romeis Box 422, Mifflinville, PA 18631 Fiber Booth C55 (717)759-2278 Fiberworks Candles Booth C71 Patricia Foxx see Maryanne Leth-Espensen Wheeler Rd., Florida, NY 10921 Terry L. Evans (914) 651-4698 Rt. 2, Box 97, Augusta, KS 67010 Angela Fina Fiber Booth F74 (316) 775-5909 66 Bridge St., Amherst, MA 01002 Wood Booth F121 (413) 549-5195 Steve Frank & Rik Hearne Ceramics Booth F42 Box 133, Newark, DE 19711 Exotic Wood Designs (215) 869-2608 see Gary Stam The Fire-Fly Leather Booth F150 see Jennifer P. Sayre Exotic Wood Designs Michael Frasca & Richard Aerni see Lynn Allinger Fireworks 1311 Spring St., Cincinnati, OH 45210 see Henry P. Summa (513) 381-1463 Stephen Fabrico Ceramics Booth E5 Box 27, Bloomington, NY 12411 Fireworks (914)331-4760 see Jonathan Nedbor Ceramics Booth A40 Debra E. Frasier PO Box 6, Penland, NC 28765 Patricia Fahie Fireworks Studio (704) 765-6440 PO Box 8, Florida, NY 10921 see Mary Klein Fiber Booth A7 (914) 651-7989 Ceramics Booth D33 Richard Fisher Nancy Freeman Box 73, Prospect Harbor, ME 04669 HC1, Box 130, Olivebridge, NY 12461 Fantasy Clothes (207) 963-7184 (914) 657-6523 see Jeanne Fleming Metal Booth A14 Glass Booth B1

Katharine Farnham-Tyler Jeanne Fleming Robert Freeman Box 6, Wine Rd., New Braintree, MA Rokeby, Barrytown, NY 12507 26 Oak Hill St., Newton Center, MA 01531 (413)477-8247 (914)758-5519 02159 (617)244-0548 Jewelry Booth E132 Fiber Booth E46 Wood Booth F24 Lori Gottlieb Dennis French Michael Gilmartin 138 W. 25th St., New York, NY 10001 620 Paxinosa Ave., Easton, PA 18042 1260 Foster St., Atlanta, GA 30318 (212) 691-1393 (215) 252-3744 (404) 351-2590 Ceramics Booth A23 Jewelry Booth E37 Wood Booth F96 Kathryn Regier Gough James R. Gagnon John & Jan Gilmor 30 Lovers Lane, Huntington, NY 11743 PO Box 44, Colebrook, CT 06021 Box H, Route 82, Pine Plains, NY (516) 271-5054 (203) 379-7413 12567 (518)398-6678 Jewelry Booth F17 Metal Booth F76 Glass Booth B59 Michael N. Graham Giles Gilson Gale Gand 1544 Valley View, Los Osos, CA 93402 388 Vly Rd., Schenectady, NY 12309 Suite 101, The Cox Building, (805) 528-3318 (518) 785-8649 Rochester, NY 14604 (716) 244-9747 Wood Booth C35 Jewelry Booth D35 Wood Booth C51 Lisa Gralnick Alfred & Benita Ginsberg Glen Gardner RD#1, Box 229A, Rosendale, NY 474 Main St., Piermont, NY 10968 Rt. 2, Box 417, Burnsville, NC 28714 12472 (914)658-9287 (914) 359-6639 (704) 675-5318 Jewelry Booth E75 Metal Booth A53 Metal Booth A32 Jim & Connie Grant William Glasner Pat Garrett 600 Milky Way, Watsonville, CA 95076 RD 3, Morrow Hill Rd., Fernrock Farm, RD 2, Brandon, VT (408) 684-1363 Canandaigua, NY 14424 05733 (802) 247-6702 Glass Booth E29 Jewelry Booth B24 (716) 229-2010 Glass Booth D4RO Graphic Glass Sid Garrison 107 W. Kirkwood Ave., 443 N. Volutsia, Wichita, KS 67214 Glorious Mud Bloomington, IN 47401 (316) 685-5804 see Sally Thurston (812) 339-8661 Leather Booth G27 Glass Booth F151 Glory Hole Glassworks James Garvey see P. VanderLaan & M. Bliss Maribeth Graves RD#1, Box 10, Middlesex, NY 14507 PO Box 72, Warner, NH 03278 (716) 554-3539 Marie A. Gniazdowski (603) 456-3938 Metal Booth F142 PO Box 4202, Kenmore, NY 14217 Leather Booth F80 (716) 694-1248 Sara F. Gast Jewelry Booth E85 Green Mountain Stitchers Box 27, Bloomington, NY 12411 see Janie Bell & David Ahem (914) 331-4760 Stuart Golder Ceramics Booth A70 4525 Blue Creek Rome, Stout, OH Green River Dulcimer 45684 (513)549-3580 see Bill Walker Nina Gelardi Jewelry Booth F104 200 Washington St., Box 276, Bob Green Rocky Hill, NJ 08553 (609) 924-6394 Mike Goldfinger 15 Bank St., No. Bennington, VT Ceramics Booth D50 7 Belknap St., Northfield, VT 05663 05257 (802) 447-7704 (802) 485-6261 Ceramics Booth C33 Ruth Geneslaw Wood Booth B34 28 Buff Ln., Hillsdale, NJ 07642 Dave Greenbaum (201) 664-2450 David Mark Goldhagen Rt. 1 Box 31, Indian Valley, VA 24105 Fiber Booth F126 Rt 1, Box 277, Hayesville, NC 28904 (703) 789-4257 (704) 389-8847 Ceramics Booth F34 Gary Genetti Glass Booth E50 RD Two, Box 116, Warwick, NY 10990 Ann Dee Greenberg & Alex Brand (914) 258-4664 Goldsmith's Studio 34 Brown St., Waltham, MA 02154 Glass Booth E116 see S. Condo & P. Berstraesser Glass Booth E15

Anthony Giachetti Kerry Gonzalez Melissa Greenberg Box 504, East Boothbay, ME 04544 321 LucindaLn., Kernersville, NC 540 Fort Washington Ave., Apt 4E, (207) 633-3740 27284 (919)788-8223 New York, NY 10033 (212) 869-3050 Wood Booth F155 Ceramics Booth B38 Leather Booth F127 Rob Greene Betsy & Dudley Giberson Kathy Goos RR#1, Plainfield, VT 05667 Box 202, Warner, NH 03278 37 Francis Ave., Holyoke, MA 01040 (802) 426-3841 (603) 456-3569 (413) 532-4631 Jewelry Booth A16 Jewelry Booth E66 Ceramics Booth F46 Harvey Greenwald Mark Hastings Ellen Hirshberg 2 Oakland Ave., Warwick, NY 10990 220 Glenn Rd., Ardmore, PA 19003 14 Meeting House Hill, (914) 986-7289 (215) 649-1261 Portsmouth, NH 03801 Leather Booth C9 Jewelry Booth E114 (603) 436-0789 Fiber Booth D12 Greystone Pottery Sandra Hayner see Marcia Armstrong Box 48, Rt 3, Ancramdale, NY 12503 Thomas A. Hoadley (518) 329-4107 11 Kenwood St., Pittsfield, MA 01201 Paul Gross Jewelry Booth A67 (413) 442-3105 Box 945, 68 So. Main St., Hanover, NH Ceramics Booth C38 03755 (603) 643-3864 Elizabeth Heard & Virginia Swift Jewelry Booth C50 2001 Country Club Rd., Columbus, GA Leni Hoch 31906 (404)327-0268 RD#1, Box 371-W, Green Ridge Rd., Pat Halpen Fiber Booth D3WO Glenmore, PA 19343 (215) 363-8992 Italy-Friend Road, Penn Yan, NY Fiber Booth B15 14527 (315)595-6669 Heartwood House Leather Booth OSB13 see Tony Lydgate Robin L. Hodgkinson PO Box 692, Cottage St., Timothy Hamilton Heavenstone Works Easthampton, MA 01027 5998 Hollis, Emeryville, CA 94608 see Rix Jennings (413) 527-6938 (415) 658-4249 Mus. Inst. Booth E95 Glass Booth A28 Els Heber 269 Old Route 304, New City, NY Winifred Holt 10956 (914)634-2382 Lorelei Hamm Route 4, Box 310 A, Lexington, VA Jewelry Booth F4 247 Lark St., Albany, NY 12210 24450 (703) 463-4862 (518) 472-9196 Glass Booth A75 John Heller Jewelry Booth F52 526 Thompson St., Halifax, MA 02338 Butch Honeck (617)293-3504 Julie R. Hammet 7271 Kenward Drive, Rt. 6, Jewelry Booth B41 Box 257, RD#3, Tamarac Rd., Troy, NY Jackson, Ml 49201 (517) 536-4800 12180 (518)279-9915 Metal Booth D5RO Hellfire Forge Jewelry Booth D44 see Brian Cummings Barbara Hoogewind Doug Hanson 3816 S. Sheridan Drive, Muskegon, Ml Frances Lee Heminway PO Box 2284, Appleton, Wl 49444 (616)777-3206 PO Box 102, West Simsbury, CT 06092 54913-2284 (414) 739-9690 Leather Booth G23 (203) 693-0097 Glass Booth F8 Ceramics Booth E48 Thomas Hoopes RFD 1, Box 53A, Alton, NH 03809 Hardwood Geometrix Co. Heyers Mill Pottery (603) 875-3400 see Michael DeLaney see Michael & Debra Reed Leather Booth B4 Stephen Harford Hickory Grove Studio 714 W. Chenango Rd., see Isabel Parks & Victoria M. Howe Castle Creek, NY 13744 Warren Hullow PO Box 66, Cropseyville, NY 12052 (607) 648-3940 (518) 279-9318 Jewelry Booth C20 Ceramics Booth A12 Diane Hildebran 5 Green Hills Dr., Shelburne, VT Jerry Harpster & Lin Cook Harpster 05482 (802)985-2129 Merry-Lee Howell 424 E. R#2, Monroe, OR 97456 Metal Booth G19 PO Box 2236, Santa Cruz, CA 95063 (503) 847-5407 (408) 426-9286 Metal Booth F36 Tempe Biddle Hill Jewelry Booth A68 251 So. Ridgewood Rd., Barbara Harris So. Orange, NJ 07079 Karen Hubert 34 Greene St., New York, NY (201) 763-8482 997 Cedarwood Dr., Dunedin, FL 10013 (212)966-1423 Fiber Booth F92 33528 (813)733-1526 Ceramics Booth F27 Baskets Booth F16 Robert H. Hirsch III Ward Hartenstein 147 E. Monmouth Ave., Thomas P. Hubert 282 Meigs St., Rochester, NY 14607 Tonawanda, NY 14150 615 E. 24th St., Erie, PA 16503 (716) 271-8529 (716) 834-9844 (814)455-3312 Mus. Inst. Booth E113 Jewelry Booth F129 Ceramics Booth D72 Jeffrey Karliner Phoebe Hudson Rix Jennings 1 Orchard Hts., New Paltz, NY 12561 277 Main St., Northampton, MA 01060 RFD 2, Canaan, NH 03741 (603) 523-4562 (914) 255-5614 (413) 584-6446 Jewelry Booth D4WO Fiber Booth F32 Wood Booth C12 Mary Luce Kasper Jennison Linda Huey 106 High St., Florence, MA 01060 Box 260, Bearsville, NY 12409 327 A. Street, Boston, MA 02210 (413) 584-6667 (914) 679-8574 (617)262-5658 Fiber Booth B28 Ceramics Booth D2RO Jewelry Booth B16 Lynda Katz John L. Hull Margot Strand Jensen Rt. 2, Box 87, Independence, LA PO Box 655, Manchester, CT 06040 18365 E. Mansfield Ave., Aurora, CO 70443 (203) 646-8577 80013 (303)693-9642 (504) 878-6441 Ceramics Booth F134 Fiber Booth F153 Ceramics Booth F147

Lynne Hull Beth Johnson Kathleen Keenan 4649 137th NE, Bellevue, WA 98005 PO Box 64, Brasstown, NC 28906 447 Main St., Souderton, PA 18964 (206) 885-3253 (704) 837-8596 (215) 723-6922 Metal Booth F68 Fiber Booth F40 Ceramics Booth G24 Kevin Kegler William Hunter Sandra Johnstone 147 Briarhill Drive, Buffalo, NY 14224 & Marianne Kane-Hunter 101 Higgins Ave., Los Altos, CA 94022 (716) 824-2463 Box 320, El Portal, CA 95318 (415) 948-4807 Wood Booth E118 (209) 379-2413 Ceramics Booth F124 Wood Booth A11 Jeff Kellar & Judy Labrasca Miesje Jolley 10 Exchange St., Portland, ME 04101 185 BleeckerSt., New York, NY 10012 William Huntley (207) 773-6269 (212) 982-4036 Box 266, Center Ossipee, NH 03814 Wood Booth G28 (603) 539-2171 Books Booth E47 Wood Booth B11 Tatana Kellner Carol Curri Jones PO Box V, Rosendale, NY 12472 John Hurley & Jerri Finch-Hurley Parsonage Rd., New Hartford, CT (914) 658-9133 RFD 3, Box 1016, Belfast, ME 04915 06057 (203)489-1633 Paper Booth G8 (207) 338-1447 Fiber Booth D22 Fiber Booth OSB7 Don Kelly Sally Jones Star Route Box 91, Plainfield, MA In-sight Box 172, Gilbertsville, NY 13776 01070 (413)634-2186 see Joan Michlin (607) 783-2526 Wood Booth D16 Fiber Booth F60 Janet Kelman Intarsia 1205 E. Lincoln, Royal Oak, Ml 48067 see Steve Elling Jerry E. Joyner (313) 547-8332 120 Lakeshore Drive, Richmond, KY Glass Booth E36 Interpreta Woodworking 40475 (606) 623-8492 see Michael Gilmartin Wood Booth E34 Joann Kershner 3018 S. Fifth Ave., Whitehall, PA 18052 Joan Irving Just Wood (215) 262-0661 1520 N. Cherry, Chico, CA 95926 see Marty & Fredi Shapiro Jewelry Booth F114 (916) 345-3853 Glass Booth E6 Margaret Kaczala Anne Kessler 3 Wesley Park #7, Somerville, MA 823 Shrader St., San Francisco, CA Seth Isman 02143 (617)625-2759 94117 (415)386-5642 South St., Box 167, Chesterfield, MA Jewelry Booth E86 Fiber Booth F120 01012 (413)296-4729 Kim Victoria Kettler Ceramics Booth F90 Russell Kagan 6900 Sconfinato Dr., Hartford, Wl Box 833, Provincetown, MA 02657 (617)487-3135 John C. Jackson 53027 (414)966-3370 Paper Booth E40 1225 Upper State Rd., Chalfont, PA Ceramics Booth E78 18914 (215)822-6469 Judith & Greg Kidd Wood Booth G17 Sema Kamrass & Susan Kiok 314 W. 54th St., New York, NY 10019 PO Box 2472, Davidson, NC 28036 (704)892-1242 Jeffrey Allen Jewelers (212) 757-3398 Fiber Booth E11 see Jeffrey Karliner Ceramics Booth D78 Thomas A. Laser Ed Kimball Stephanie Z. Kuhn 21 Woodcrest Dr., Carlisle, PA 17013 Rt. 112, Cummington, MA 01026 2018 Dobson St., Evanston, IL 60202 (717) 245-2423 (413) 634-8827 (312) 475-5264 Wood Booth F66 Glass Booth F78 Fiber Booth D76

Connie Kindahl Gus Kuhn III Latigo Bay 364 Daniel Shays Hwy., Pelham, MA 3000 E. 50th St., Minneapolis, MN see Barbara Hoogewind 01002 (413)253-5572 55417 (612)721-1087 Fiber Booth F84 Wood Booth G4 Elizabeth Lawrence Meadowbrook C6 Joy Dr., Robert Kingsland & E. Crosby S. Burlington, VT 05401 Kenn Kushner 300 So. Main St., Cohasset, MA 02025 (802) 862-8344 1831 Jerome Rd., Fabius, NY 13063 (617) 383-9344 Fiber Booth E57 (315) 683-5866 Metal Booth G6 Leather Booth F86 Margaret Laws Alice H. Klein Wards Hill Rd., West Baldwin, ME Mark Kuzio 609D Lombard St., Philadelphia, PA 04091 (207) 625-8025 71 Mechanic St., Camden, ME 04843 19147 (215)592-0781 Jewelry Booth C5 Jewelry Booth A41 (207) 236-9583 Ceramics Booth E81 Leather by Roche Mary Klein see Greg Roche & Family 6018 Ridge Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45213 Peter Kwasniewski (513)531-8430 Williamsville Rd., Barre, MA 01005 Leaves of Grass Jewelry Booth E63 (617) 355-2071 see Christine Adcock Wood Booth D28 Susan Jo Klein 820 Bainbridge St., Philadelphia, PA Nick Lecakes Stephen Ladin 19147 (215)923-9977 303 Park Ave. South, PO Box 190, Gardiner, NY 12525 Jewelry Booth F62 New York, NY 10010 (212) 533-6767 Ceramics Booth B42 Wood Booth F14 Jill Kleinman 20 W. Canal St. Apt. #116, Lana's Fine Jewelry Le Due Art Glass Studio Winooski, VT 05404 (802) 655-3221 see Lana L. Cookson 180 Stowe St., Toms River, NJ 08753 Ceramics Booth D46 (201)929-8628 Georgia Landau Glass Booth B37 Mark & Heidi Knipe RD 1, Plainfield, VT 05667 RFD 2, Box 175, Bound Tree Rd., (802) 454-7382 Anong Lee Contoocook, NH 03229 Fiber Booth C40 302 E. 89th St. #2A, New York, NY (603) 746-4229 10028 (212)347-4377 Jewelry Booth B21 Richard Lane Fiber Booth F26 Jane Koplewitz 433 El Sueno Rd., Santa Barbara, CA 1 Mill St., Burlington, VT 05401 93110 (805)967-8596 Lee Shop (802) 862-6336 Ceramics Booth B51 see Lee Erdberg Jewelry Booth F137 Susan Lange Kyle H. Leister Ina Kozel RD 2, Box 1015, Cresco, PA 18326 PO Box 936, Oviedo, FL 32765 4701 San Leandro, Oakland, CA 94601 (717)676-9512 (305) 365-8027 (415) 533-0781 Paper Booth E13 Jewelry Booth E7 Fiber Booth C48 Michael Langton K. William LeQuier Grace A. Kraft RFD 1, Box 159, Alton, NH 03809 779 E. Main St., Branford, CT 06405 Stone School House, Madrid, NM (603) 859-3971 (203) 488-0839 87010 (505)473-0168 Wood Booth E91 Glass Booth A37 Fiber Booth B3 Marianne Leth-Espensen Linda Klassen Kuehl Gerry Larcomb & Sally Wicht PO Box 626, Norwich, VT 05055 1161 Lost Creek Blvd., 10686 Larcomb Rd., Marysville, OH (802) 649-1155 Austin, TX 78746 (512) 327-1290 43040 (614)666-1781 Fiber Booth E24 Ceramics Booth A27 Glass Booth F108 Pam Levine Jon Kuhn Ronald Larsen 110 Seaman Ave. (3A), New York, NY 162 Greenville Ave., Staunton, VA RD 4, Box 252, Canton, NY 13617 10034 (212)567-3137 24401 (703) 885-6791 (315) 386-4721 Jewelry Booth G3 Glass Booth E100 Ceramics Booth E49 Beverly & Peter Libaire Nancy Lyon Cheryl Marbury 2318 4th St., Berkeley, CA 94710 35 North Mast Rd., Goffstown, NH Rt. 1, Box 412, Florence, MS 39073 (415) 843-9177 03045 (603) 497-2084 (601)845-8121 Leather Booth G2 Fiber Booth E8 Ceramics Booth F20

Michael Lieber M K Handweaving Robert March Peters Valley, Layton, NJ 07851 see Mary Luce Kasper 25 Sagamore Rd., Worcester, MA (201)948-3178 01605 (617)753-8184 Jewelry Booth D21 Rosemary Ishii MacConnell Wood Booth D74 37 Ethel Ave., Mill Valley, CA 94941 Carol Lieberman (415) 383-0945 R. Marett 38 St. James St., Kingston, NY 12401 Ceramics Booth C6 3650 Rayford St., Jacksonville, FL (914) 331-1125 32205 (904) 384-4220 Fiber Booth OSB14 Fiber Booth B62 Elizabeth MacDonald Box 53, Bridgewater, CT 06752 Scott Lindberg Ray Markow (203) 354-0594 8151/z Windsor, Santa Cruz, CA 95062 434 E. Haley St., Santa Barbara, CA Ceramics Booth B19 (408) 425-5575 93101 (805)966-3883 Ceramics Booth D66 Ceramics Booth A50 Steven Mackintosh Ona Lindquist Rte. 315, Deansboro, NY 13328 Thomas R. Markusen 227 Summit Park Rd., (315) 841-8760 17218 Roosevelt Hwy., Kendall, NY Spring Valley, NY 10977 Wood Booth B44 14476 (716)659-8001 (914) 353-2255 Metal Booth A21 Fiber Booth D54 Steve Madsen 511 12th St. SW, Albuquerque, NM Jerry Marmelstein The Linn Dyeworks 87102 (505)247-3887 RR1, Box 146, Jeffersonville, VT see M. Davis & L. Gundersen Wood Booth C44 05464 (802)644-5413 Bookbinding Booth E64 Gregg Litsios A. Magdanz & S. Shapiro 198 Oxford St., Rochester, NY 14607 56 Avon Place, Rochester, NY 14620 Tom Marr (716)244-3431 (716) 271-1444 PO Box 11, Syracuse, NY 13201 Metal Booth A64 Glass Booth B20 (315) 422-2057 Leather Booth D13 Ted Lobinger Mai-Anju 138 Kissling St., San Francisco, CA see R. Nusbaum & A. Lucas Lee Angelo Marraccini 94103 (415)863-9063 PO Box 179, Hancock, MD 21750 Ceramics Booth B48 Barbara Mail (301) 678-6066 PO Box 29578, Philadelphia, PA 19144 Jewelry Booth A9 Kari Lonning (215) 843-9866 36 Mulberry St., Ridgefield, CT 06877 Catherine Marshall Jewelry Booth D49 (203) 431-0617 PO Box 465, Woodstock, NY 12498 Baskets Booth B17 (914) 679-2356 Kim Maitland Paper Booth E35 104 Hillview St., Carrboro, NC 27510 Ellen Lopez 14 Walnut Ave., East Setauket, NY (919) 942-8811 Martian Leather Designs 11733 (516)331-3615 Jewelry Booth F130 see Tom Marr Leather Booth D69 G. Mallard & D. Raeuber Steven Maslach Sergio Lub RD Box 330, Stamford, NY 12167 44 Industrial Way, Greenbrae, CA 301 Las Lomas Way, (607) 652-4058 94904 (415)924-2310 Walnut Creek, CA 94598 Glass Booth F128 Glass Booth B29 (415) 932-6085 Jewelry Booth OSB6 Thom Maltbie Wally Mason Box 199, RR-1, Dillsboro, IN 47018 20 West Canal #116, Winooski, VT Nancy I. Lubin (812) 432-3126 05404 (802) 655-3221 Star Route Box 20, Ceramics Booth F94 Ceramics Booth D19 N. New Portland, ME 04961 (207) 628-4481 Thomas Mann Matrix Gallery Fiber Booth F152 Box 124, RD 2, E. Stroudsburg, PA see Ann Boomsliter 18301 (717)424-2806 Tony Lydgate Jewelry Booth B12 Bruce Mayo 626 Middlefield Rd., Palo Alto, CA 5547 Ledge Stone, Dallas, TX 75214 94301 (415)327-5390 Maple Leather Co. (214) 363-0397 Wood Booth F82 see Seymour Mondshein Ceramics Booth F117 Brian Maytum Greg Miller Dick Muller 2510 North 47th St., Suite 4, 5760 Monches Rd., Colgate, Wl 53017 Steady Lane Rd., Ashfield, MA 01330 Boulder, CO 80301 (303) 449-2570 (414) 628-2261 (413)628-3895 Blown Glass Booth E94 Ceramics Booth D27 Leather Booth B33

Gail McCarthy Rich Miller Music Mountain Clay Works 68 Stevenson Blvd., Eggertsville, NY 779 E. Main St., Branford, CT 06405 see Doug Blum 14226 (716)838-3211 (203) 488-9707 Ceramics Booth G15 Glass Booth D39 Muslin Ladies see Christine Meyers Lee McKeown John J. Milligan 23970 Azevedo Ave., Hayward, CA South Lane #1, Granville, MA 01034 Hiroshi & Judy Nakayama 94541 (415)582-4914 (413) 357-8884 14 Horatio St. #8K, New York, NY Ceramics Booth C17 Leather Booth G16 10014 (212)675-3526 Ceramics Booth E32 Robert G. McKeown Patrick Minervini 23970 Azevedo Avenue, Hayward, CA 19 Oak Ave., Midland Park, NJ 07432 Nashama Glass 94541 (415)582-4914 (201)652-8264 see William Glasner Wood Booth C19 Ceramics Booth F30 Michael Natale Media Seven Design Group Bruce Mitchell 16 Wheeler St., Deposit, NY 13754 see James Rannefeld PO Box 308, Inverness, CA 94937 (607) 467-3796 (415) 669-7125 Ceramics Booth F37RO Nancee Meeker Wood Booth B56 Box 169, Kelly St., Rhinecliff, NY 12574 Susan Neal (914)876-3119 Debbie Monaghan 51 Clarke Ave., Northampton, MA Ceramics Booth A35 1609 Kirkwood Rd., Baltimore, MD 01060 (413)586-0201 21207 (301)744-1537 Fiber Booth C3 Brooke Mendez Ceramics Booth E72 85999 Lorane Hwy., Eugene, OR Jonathan Nedbor 97405 (503) 344-8948 Seymour Mondshein RD#1, Box 234, High Falls, NY 12440 Fiber Booth A65 20 Seminary Ave., Hopewell, NJ 08525 (914)687-7130 (609) 466-1117 Metal Booth C13 C. James Meyer Leather Booth B49 3900 McTyre's Cove Rd., Kay A. Nelson Midlothian, VA 23113 (804) 744-3851 Joseph & Debbie Morel 34 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg, CA Jewelry Booth F35 PO Box 882, 672-B East H. St., 95448 (707) 433-5786 Ceramics Booth B9 Christine Meyers Benecia, CA 94510 (707) 745-5710 3133 Barkley Dr., Fairfax, VA 22031 Glass Booth E89 New Era Designs (703) 698-7238 see Winifred Holt Fiber Booth B27 Paul Morelli 132 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, PA Howard Newcomb Cathy Michael 19106 (215)922-7392 932 Marine St., Boulder, CO 80302 Stage Rd., Cummington, MA 01026 Jewelry Booth D64 (303) 447-0088 (413) 634-2276 Jewelry Booth C49 Fiber Booth G22 Ellen & Edgar Morey RD 1, Box 240 B, Northville, NY 12134 Jane Niejadlik Joan Michlin (518) 863-8125 317 100th St., Apt. 5-K, Brooklyn, NY Leather Booth E93 73 Prospect St., Northampton, MA 11209 (212)836-6393 01060 Jewelry Booth E26 Carol & John Mortensen PO Box 343, Berkeley, CA 94701 Baskets Booth A52 Midwest Potters Guild (415) 654-5358 see Leslie Jay Orenstein Fiber Booth C28 Suzanne M. Nill PO Box 4177, Kenmore, NY 14217 J. D. Millar Joel Moses (716) 876-8591 4874 Scioto-Darby Rd., Hilliard, OH 2309 W. Main St., Richmond, VA Ceramics Booth B18 43026 (614)876-4307 23220 (803) 855-8374 Nordic Nomad Leather Booth B26 Ceramics Booth F2 see Wende W. Beck

Gammy Miller Judith Motzkin Lisa Merton Nordstrom 719 Greenwich St. 5N, New York, NY 26 Otis St., Cambridge, MA 02141 125 St. Paul St. #2, Brookline, MA 10014 (212)242-7713 (617) 354-3205 02146 (617)739-6795 Baskets Booth F37WO Ceramics Booth E41 Fiber Booth E97 North Hill Woodworks Isabel Parks & Warren Hullow Philo Pottery see Robert A. Tool, Jr. Box 63, RD 2, Susquehanna, PA see Jan Wax 18847 (717)879-2504 North Star Leather Ceramics Booth C39 Pinch Pottery see Gayle & Jim Austin see Leslie Ferrin Mark K. Parrish R. Nusbaum & A. Lucas PO Box 773, Pflugerville, TX 78660 Pinpac Studio 3380 Piedmont Ave., Oakland, CA (512) 251-4530 see Ellen Reiben & Boo Poulin 94611 (415)655-5916 Wood Booth F5 Fiber Booth A66 Pleasantur Aspects Robert Parrott see Michael Langton 182 Scotland Rd., Madison, CT 06443 Mary E. Nyburg (203) 245-7837 Porcelain Crystalline Pottery Box 24, Garrison, MD 21055 Ceramics Booth E120 see Robert Bennett (301)363-1686 Ceramics Booth B58 Gwen Passano Pottery At Garrison PO Box 31065, San Francisco, CA see Mary E. Nyburg Gabriel D. Ofiesh II 94131 (415)826-8051 PO Box 45, Charlottesville, VA 22902 Jewelry Booth A22 Corey R. Powers (804) 295-9038 PO Box 17, Plainfield, MA 01070 Jewelry Booth E27 Stephen Paulsen (413) 634-2195 7324 Davenport Rd., Goleta, CA 93117 Glass Booth D6WO Oscar Ogg (805) 968-9595 80 Long Close Rd., Stamford, CT Wood Booth C27 Primus Studio 06902 (203) 323-9565 see R. E. & Marilee Carlson Wood Booth E80 Michael Pavlik RD 2, Delhi, NY 13753 Quicksilver Pottery Leslie Jay Orenstein (607) 746-3687 see Lynn Turner 1403 W. Jarvis, Chicago, IL 60626 Glass Booth C37 (312) 764-5141 Alan Paine Radebaugh Ceramics Booth G7 125 50th St., Albuquerque, NM 87105 Peanut Butter Toys (505) 836-1856 see William Huntley Tom & Enid O'Rourke Wood Booth E22 Rt. 5 Box 14B, Franklin, WV 26807 Pegasus Jane Rake (304) 358-7820 see Skip Arthur Leather Booth A57 Lime Kiln Rd., Charlotte, VT 05445 (802) 425-2914 Penrose Design Associates Fiber Booth D47 Dr. George F. Orthey see Rick Bernstein Box 34 A, RD 1, Newport, PA 17074 James Rannefeld (717)567-9469 Penrose Glass Mus. Inst. Booth OSB12 PO Box 1957, Taos, NM 87571 see Fred Widmer (505) 758-8455 Wood Both D9 Mary Lynn O'Shea Barbara Perry RD 1, Box 427, Vergennes, VT 05491 Liv/Learn Center, Univ. of VT, Tom Raredon (802) 759-2149 Burlington, VT 05405 30 No. Maple St., Northampton, MA Fiber Booth C63 (802) 658-6104 01060 (413)586-0941 Fiber Booth E71 Metal Booth C29 OUT Jan Peterson Udi Raveh see Ellen & Edgar Morey 1326 Milan Ave., So. Pasadena, CA 1472 Haight St., San Francisco, CA 91030 (213)682-1750 94117 (415)626-6207 Dave Owenby Jewelry Booth F88 Leather Booth D43 Rt. 3, Box 521 A, Sevierville, TN 37862 (615) 453-1348 Lynn Peterson David Rechel Leather Booth D80 PO Box 453, Eugene, OR 97440 North Road, Ashford, CT 06278 Jackie & Roy Owens (503) 345-6020 (203) 429-3822 784 Maple Dr., Webster, NY 14580 Fiber Booth F31 Wood Booth E126 (716) 671-1453 Ceramics Booth F144 Marcia Phillips Arthur Reed Box #122, Goshen, MA 01032 RD 1, Box 88, DeLancey, NY 13752 Paperworks (413)268-7155 (914) 676-4622 see Susan Lange Fiber Booth B64 Glass Booth B5 Michael & Deborah Reed Joyce Robinson Enterprises Emily Rossheim 160 Heyers Mill Rd., Colts Neck, NJ 55 Rock City Rd., Woodstock, NY PO Box 14, E. Setauket, NY 11733 07722 (201)780-9282 12498 (914)679-7529 (516) 473-8293 Ceramics Booth F106 Fiber Booth C69 Ceramics Booth C53

Vernon Reed Greg Roche & Family James Rothrock 4407 Sinclair Ave., Austin, TX 78756 275 Fairlawn Ave., Daly City, CA 2521 Kelton Ave., Los Angeles, CA (512) 454-7997 94015 (415)824-2220 90064 (213)475-2262 Jewelry Booth A51 Leather Booth E25 Ceramics Booth B65

Ellen Reiben & Boo Poulin Rochester Folk Art Guild Janice Rowell 92 Park Avenue, Brockport, NY 14420 see James Garvey PO Box 876, Pacifica, CA 94044 (716)442-7249 (415) 355-9068 Jewelry Booth C8 Jerry L. Roe Ceramics Booth B13 5706 Smith Ave., Baltimore, MD 21209 Patricia Reil & Richard Shearer Michel Royston (301)578-1919 PO Box 86, Station G, Buffalo, NY Rt. 2, Box 613, Hat Creek, CA 96040 Ceramics Booth D62 14213 (716)885-1878 (916) 335-4817 Jewelry Booth G21 Jewelry Booth D55 Mary A. Roehm Amy Reiser & H. Schaktman 6860 S. Abbott Rd., Hamburg, NY Sandra Rubel Crittenden Hill, Shelburne Falls, MA 14075 (716)649-6900 125 Cedar St., New York, NY 10006 01370 (413)625-9298 Ceramics Booth B25 (212) 732-6783 Leather Booth E60 Fiber Booth B35 Dana Romeis Alan Revere 1826 Elizabeth Ave., Caroline O. Rubino 760 Market St., Suite 937, Winston-Salem, NC 27103 RFD 2, Westport, NY 12993 San Francisco, CA 94102 (919) 722-3142 (518) 962-8373 (415) 391-4179 Fiber Booth E30 Fiber Booth G14 Jewelry Booth C43 Romulus Craft Mark Russell Jr. Rhombics see Ikuzi Teraki & Rt. 5 Box 337, Greeneville, TN 37743 36 Pleasant St., Watertown, MA 02172 Jeanne Bisson (615) 638-6547 (617) 926-3030 Glass Booth C47 Wood Booth E110 Mimi Rondenet 2210 Floral Hill, Eugene, OR 97403 Rust Pond Workshop Derek Richards (503) 687-9372 see Thomas Hoopes 923 S. 11th St., Philadelphia, PA Fiber Booth C21 19147 (215)925-8876 Harvey Sadow Jr. 23820 Old Hundred Rd., Comus, MD Jewelry Booth F72 Artie Rosati 20842 (301)972-2636 PO Box 162, Middletown, MD 21769 Pat Richardson & Martha Matthews Ceramics Booth C73 (301)371-5856 Rt. 5, Box 318-2, Old Camden Rd., Leather Booth E2 Hartsville, SC 29550 (803) 332-9955 Kasumi Saiga Fiber Booth G5 361 W. 36 St., New York, NY Rose Path Designs 10018 (212)736-8559 Barbara Riggs see Tregea Bevan & Jan Brough Ceramics Booth E109 Box 371, Morris, NY 13808 (607) 263-5577 Margery Beth Rose & J. Whitcraft Hap Sakwa Fiber Booth D37 125 Vincent St., Syracuse, NY 13210 1330 8th St., Baywood Park, CA 93402 (315) 478-7183 (805) 528-7585 Lynn E. Riley Jewelry Booth C14 Wood Booth A58 736 East Main St., Branford, CT 06405 (203) 488-9159 Jack Roseman Carolyn Sale Ceramics Booth F157 RD 7 Box 381, Johnstown, PA 15905 Route 5, Box 308, Los Lunas, NM (814)288-2843 87031 (505) 865-5924 Art Ritchie also Ceramics Booth D53 157 Illinois Ave., Bristol, CT 06010 11716 Nicklaus Circle, Tampa, FL (203) 584-2273 33624 Salt of the Earth Pottery Wood Booth A20 Glass Booth E111 see Kathy Goos

Sheila Ritz Lee & Carol Rosenbloom Toland Peter Sand 149-151 Grand St., Brooklyn, NY Rt. 6, Box 269-G, Raleigh, NC 27612 RFD 1, Hale Rd., Tilton, NH 03276 11211 (212)387-3286 (919) 847-3229 (603) 286-4589 Glass Booth F22 Ceramics Booth D6RO Glass Booth D68 Santa Barbara Ceramic Design Barbara G. Schneider John R. Seitz see Ray Markow PO Box 204, Roseland, NJ 07068 205 No. Sprague Ave., Pittsburgh, PA (201)228-9369 15202 (412)761-4704 ira Sapir Jewelry Booth F100 Glass Booth F64 4701 San Leandro St., Oakland, CA Volker Schoenfliess M. Sequenzia & J. Fazzino 94601 (415)532-1951 5706 Smith Ave., Baltimore, MD 21209 Bates Drive, Middle Haddam, CT Glass Booth C34 (301)578-1919 06456 (203)267-0159 Ceramics Booth D15 Jewelry Booth C7 Norm Sartorius 1 403 /2 SO. 8th St., Murray, KY 42071 Ellen Schon Seth Franklin Studios (502) 759-1359 26 Otis St., Cambridge, MA 02141 see Seth Duberstein Wood Booth E65 (617)354-3205 Ceramics Booth A31 Ellen Shankin Sascha Designs Rt. 3, Box 154 A, Floyd, VA 24091 see Sharon Ascher Adele Y. Schonbrun (703) 745-3547 33 Martins Lane, Berkeley Hts., NJ Ceramics Booth E20 Barbara Satterf ield 07922 (201)464-0295 370 W. Johnson St./4D, Ceramics Booth E33 Marty & Fredi Shapiro Philadelphia, PA 19144 2411-3 West Saugerties Rd., D. Willner & J. Schottenfeld (215) 848-8766 Saugerties, NY 12477 RD 2, Box 18, Thompson, PA 18465 Jewelry Booth F12 (914) 679-6390 (717)727-2622 Wood Booth D51 Fiber Booth C15 Jane Sauer Julie Shaw 4422 Westminster, St. Louis, MO Susan M. Schulz & Jane A. Wilson Box 250, Rhinecliff, NY 12574 63108 (314)533-4576 618 Academy St., Newark, DE 19711 (914) 876-3627 Baskets Booth E3 (302) 366-8401 Paper Booth A47 Fiber Booth F132 Jennifer P. Sayre Maureen Sheedy Carol Schwartzott RFD #7, Box 430, Penacook, NH Valley Lake Rd., Woodbury, VT 05681 623 Buffalo Ave., Niagara Falls, NY 03303 (603)796-2413 (802) 472-6037 14303 (716)285-8392 Metal Booth E108 Fiber Booth E74 Fiber Booth B14 Sandra Sherman Cathleen Scanlan Curtis Scott 9017 Eastview Rd., Philadelphia, PA 259 Water St., Warren, Rl 02885 Rt. 2, Box 72-K, Wimberley, TX 78676 19152 (215)969-4090 (401)247-0159 (512) 847-9076 Jewelry Booth E99 Glass Booth G11 Ceramics Booth C11

C. Scheinback & H. Cantor N. A. Scribner Roz Shirley 557 24th Avenue, San Francisco, CA Indian Hill Rd., Norwalk, CT 06850 49 Pleasant St., Medfield, MA 02052 94121 (415)668-7517 (203) 847-0469 (617) 359-2944 Jewelry Booth F28 Baskets Booth A5 Fiber Booth D70

Shuttle Stop Stephen Schiffer Jeffrey Seaton see Susan Belloma 271 Western Ave., Lynn, MA 01904 3155 Laurel Canyon Rd., Santa Barbara, CA 93105 (617)592-2449 The Shuttlework by Shelley Ceramics Booth E62 (805) 687-1084 Wood Booth F135 see Shelley Benjamin

Richard & Eileen Schlag B. A. M. & J. M. Sedeski Mamie Siegel RD#1, Box 240, McDonough, NY Box 1, Center Moreland, PA 18657 130 Tinker St., Woodstock, NY 12498 13801 (607)656-9683 (717) 639-1926 (914) 679-2769 Ceramics Booth F141 Leather Booth C10 Ceramics Booth G1

Scott Schleh Laurence Seegers Rob Sieminski 841 5th Ave., Mansfield, OH 44905 166 Madison Ave., New York, NY Box 111, New London, PA 19360 (419) 526-3067 10016 (212)696-9326 (215) 869-3301 Ceramics Booth F116 Jewelry Booth B2 Ceramics Booth A44

Carol Schmoock John R. Seitz Marc Sijan 381 Mt. Pleasant, Freeville, NY 13068 205 No. Sprague Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 2601 S. Delaware Ave., Milwaukee, Wl (607)273-1660 15202 (412)761-4704 53207 (414)769-7652 Ceramics Booth E51 Glass Booth F64 Ceramics Booth D1RO Sally Silberberg Jerome & Paula Spector Caroline Strieb River Rd., PO Box 7, Plainfield, MA 7 Meadow Ave., Chester, NY 10918 608 South 12th St., Philadelphia, PA 01070 (413)634-2141 (914) 469-9442 19147 (215)732-1238 Ceramics Booth C75 Candles Booth E56 Jewelry Booth E19

Ronna Silver Inga Spivak Randy Strong 8133 Shawnee St., Philadelphia, PA RD 1, Box 55, Shaftsbury, VT 05262 1235 4th St., Berkeley, CA 94710 19118 (215)242-8134 (802) 447-1227 (415) 525-3150 Jewelry Booth F58 Fiber Booth A6 Glass Booth C41

David F. G. Silverman Studio Four Sven Stalman see B.A.M. & J.M. Sedeski 614 Cannon Rd., Silver Spring, MD 1051 C 5th Ave., Oakland, CA 94606 20904 (301)384-3423 (415) 465-9737 Ceramics Booth E69 Sugarbush Leather Booth E10 see Susan Bush

Josh Simpson Gary Stam Henry P. Summa Frank Williams Rd., 785 University Ave., Rochester, NY PO Box 108, Velarde, NM 87582 Shelburne Falls, MA 01370 14607 (716)473-3413 (505) 852-2155 (413) 625-6145 Wood Booth C4 Glass Booth B8 Glass Booth C1 Sundog Enterprises Arthur Stern Peggy Skycraft see Bruce and Kathy Erdman 8095 SE 282 St., Gresham, OR 97030 1221 8th Ave., Oakland, CA 94606 (415) 835-5162 (503) 663-5040 Valerie Surjan Glass Booth E58 Fiber Booth F48 2279 W. Biggs Gridley Rd., Gridley, CA 95948 (916) 846-6443 Skycraft Marbled Designs Jan K. Stigberg Glass Booth C24 see Peggy Skycraft 216 Slade St., Belmont, MA 02178 (617)489-3845 Sven Design Bill Slade Jewelry Booth G12 see Sven Stalman PO Box 57, Neptune Beach, FL 32233 (904) 249-0937 Judith Stiles Swallowtail Studios Glass Booth D45 34 Greene St., New York, NY see Joseph Clearman 10013 (212)966-1423 Ruth Smiler Ceramics Booth F25 Sycamore Canyon Woodworks RFD 3, Montpelier, VT 05602 see Ralph H. Fertig (802) 229-0261 Fiber Booth C22 Alan Stirt Barbara Takiguchi RD #4, Enosburg Falls, VT 05450 138 Kissling St., San Francisco, CA (802) 933-2125 Drew H. Smith 94103 (415)863-9063 Wood Booth C16 7793 Bremen Rd., Logan, OH 43138 Ceramics Booth B50 (614) 385-2972 Judith Tankard Glass Booth A36 Richard Stoecker Mountain Lake Rd., Rt. 4, Box 240, 1452 Beacon St., Waban, MA 02168 (617)965-4167 Steve Smyers Hedgesville, WV 25427 Fiber Booth E104 670 B East H St., Benecia, CA 94510 (304) 754-8927 (707)745-2614 Wood Booth E9 Richard Tannen Glass Booth D18 574 Boston Ave., Medford, MA 02155 Janferie Stone (617)396-8646 Eric Snowden 30701 Boice Ln., Ft. Bragg, CA 95437 Wood Booth A33 PO Box 371, New Paltz, NY 12561 (707) 964-7809 (914) 691-6198 Fiber Booth A73 Tanners Creek Canvas & Leather Metal Booth OSB9 see Marvin & Bonnie Bower Stoneham Pewter Paolo Soleri Tattooed Lady see Ted White 484 Broome St., New York, NY 10013 see Brooke Mendez (212) 925-6750 Metal Booth D26 Christina Strait Christopher F. Tekverk Stone Chimney Rd., Reading, VT PO Box 245, Port Jefferson, NY 11777 Sounds In Clay 05062 (802) 484-5098 (516) 751-6452 see Ward Hartenstein Fiber Booth D17 Leather Booth B23 Peter Temple Susan Turner Carolann Vassalio 1 130 Locust Ave., Peekskill, NY 10566 1935 /2 GOSS St., Boulder, CO 80302 186 Tacoma Circle, Asheville, NC (303) 449-3030 28801 (704) 254-9384 (914) 739-1078 Glass Booth B67 Fiber Booth F1 Ceramics Booth E17

Tweeds-Phoebe Hudson Ikuzi Teraki & Jeanne Bisson Eileen Vassos-Moffett see Phoebe Hudson 3108 10th NW, Albuquerque, NM 4701 San Leandro, Oakland, CA 94601 87107 (505)344-9600 (415) 533-7414 Pamela Twycross-Reed Fiber Booth F140 Ceramics Booth E38 117 Lamarck Drive, Snyder, NY 14226 (716) 839-2691 Versions George Thiewes Fiber Booth B53 see Jack Woolsey Fletcher Hill Rd., S. Woodstock, VT 05071 U.S. Bells Vincent Street Studios Glass Booth C58 see Robert Kingsland & see Margery Beth Rose & E. Crosby Rachelle Thiewes J. Whitcraft 615 Baltimore, El Paso, TX 79902 U.S. Bells (915) 544-4290 see Richard Fisher Vitrix Hot Glass Studio Jewelry Booth C60 see Thomas Buechner III Uncommon Connections see Eileen Vassos-Moffett Cristie Thomas Tacha Vosburgh 3 Adams St., So. Portland, ME 04106 815 Windsor St., Santa Cruz, CA Evelyn Kielty Unger (207) 799-8382 95060 (408) 425-5575 420 Oakdale Rd. NE, Atlanta, GA Ceramics Booth C18 Fiber Booth E105 30307 (404) 577-9484 Ceramics Booth D2WO 3 Adams St. Pottery, Inc. Bill Walker see Tacha Vosburgh Union Woodworks Box 28, Elkhorn, KY 42733 see John Wall (704) 254-9330 Sally Thurston Mus. Inst. Booth OSB3 2207 Lower Ln., Arden, DE 19810 Union Woodworks (302) 475-5604 see Mike Goldfinger Trudy Walker Fiber Booth B6 PO Box 105, Westminster Sta., VT Gary Upton 05159 (802)463-4315 12856 Loma Rica Dr., Robert A. Tool, Jr. Fiber Booth A34 Grass Valley, CA 95945 PO Box 84, Readsboro, VT 05350 (916) 273-1449 (413) 743-9230 John Wall Wood Booth F143 Wood Booth F29 7 Belknap St., Northfield, VT 05663 (802) 485-6261 Jeffrey Urciuoli Wood Booth B36 Karen J. Topol PO Box 162, Brookhaven, NY 11719 16 Upper Vestal St., Nantucket, MA (516) 286-9340 Richard Walthers 02554 (617)228-3035 Wood Booth F15 Jewelry Booth F44 1435 W. Fargo, Chicago, IL 60626 Louis Vaccaro (312) 761-4908 John Tracey Box 184 Woodland Valley Rd., Glass Booth E128 528 Lake St., Wilson, NY 14172 Phoenicia, NY 12464 (914) 688-5186 (716) 751-9212 Ceramics Booth F38WO Wandering Vine Ceramics Booth E84 see Karen Hubert P. Vanderlaan & M. Bliss Joseph A. Triplo Rt. 2, Box 227, La Cienega, NM 87501 Roseanna & Stephen Ward 15 N. Manheim Blvd., New Paltz, NY (505) 471-1194 517 Neilson St., Berkeley, CA 94707 12561 (914)255-7712 Glass Booth A8 (415) 525-6461 Ceramics Booth D67 Wood Booth A62 Linda Van Der Linde Janice P. Tubbesing PO Box 807,113 W. Market St., Carol Warren 171 DuaneSt., New York, NY 10013 Charlottesville, VA 22901 RD 4 Box 276 A, Kingston, NY 12401 (212) 966-1819 (804) 977-8658 (914)658-8140 Jewelry Booth E61 Jewelry Booth D60 Fiber Booth A49

Lynn Turner Durand Van Doren Chris Waters 2547 8th St., Space U, Berkeley, CA 2443 Mecklenburg Rd.,Trumansburg,NY 462 No. Main, So. Deerfield, MA 01373 94710 (415)549-0588 14886 (607)273-2399 (413) 665-2694 Ceramics Booth D38 Metal Booth E1 Leather Booth E134 Lisa Waters What Quilts Joan Wortis RD 4, Box 32A, Kingston, NY 12401 see Elizabeth Heard & 89 W. Bridge St., New Hope, PA 18938 (914)331-2255 Virginia Swift (215) 862-2121 Ceramics Booth E68 Fiber Booth D34 Whip City Leather see John J. Milligan Ann Watson The Woven Desert 54 Nunda Blvd., Rochester, NY 14610 see Patricia Dahlgren Ted White (716) 244-0808 RFD #1 Stoneham Corners, Fiber Booth A39 Peter Wreden Brookfield, NH 03872 415 King George, Roanoke, VA 24016 (603) 522-3425 (703) 345-0001 Jan Wax Metal Booth F145 Jewelry Booth OSB2 PO Box 166, 8550 Rt. I28, Philo, CA 95466 (707) 895-3069 White Crane Pottery R. John Wright Ceramics Booth F123 see Rosemary Ishii MacConnell 118 W. Main St., Cambridge, NY 12816 (518)677-8567 Waxen Candles White Light Leather Fiber Booth C36 see James Evans see Artie Rosati

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DECEMBER rL^ 4 S 5/ 19S2 Çbnstmas ^Çraft/I\arKet IHN H MAM0R1 Weaving, pottery, pewter, scrimshaw, stained glass, wood, fraktur, theorem, quilting, carv- ing, gold jewelry, silver jewelry, leather, wearable art candles, batik, blacksmithing, macramè, tin, early American Decoration, reverse painting on glass and many more quality crafts will be in w&shmçtonpresente d by 200 juried members of the Penn- sylvania Guild of Craftsmen.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: PENNA DESIGNER-CRAFTSMEN, 237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, S. E. LYN JACKSON, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR WASHINGTON, D. C. 20003 P.O. Box 206 I2Ü2J-547-7479 BEDFORD, PA 15522 NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY, OCT 8, 9, 10, 1982 Western Avenue, Morristown, New Jersey Friday, Oct 8th, 7-10 pm; Preview admission $6.00 Morristown Saturday & Sunday, Oct 9th & 10th, 10 am-6 pm Admission $3.00, senior citizens, $2.00 Children under 12 free. Plenty of free parking. Presented by the Craft Market Kiwanis Club of Randolph Township, Inc.

CELEBRATE Columbus Day weekend among America's finest contemporary craftspeople, gathered from all across the country in historic Morristown. The innovation and dedication that fathered our nation live on in the superb objects handcrafted by the 135 juried exhibitors. ENJOY treasures for daily, occasional, even ceremonial use in glass, fiber, leather, wood, ceramics, metals and more. BUY from the tantalizing array for yourself, or as gifts, knowing each will increase in value every day thereafter. COME, it's only 30 miles west of New York City, 4 miles south of Route 80 on Route 287. There's beauty indoors and out!

For further information write: Michael F. Feno, Morristown CraftMarket Box 2305-R, Morristown, New Jersey 07960

our ninth year celebrating the best in American crafts

EXHIBITION SCHEDULE: FOR THE BRIDE AND GROOM through June 30 FOLK ART INFLUENCE IN CONTEMPORARY CRAFTS July 16-August 21 THE ART OF CLAY September 24-October 23 EXPLORATIONS IN GLASS October 29-December 4 CRAFTWORKS CELEBRATION 1982 November 20-January 8 The Craftsman's Gallery

a changing selection of contemporary American craft art 16 Chase Road, Scarsdale, New York 10583 (914) 725-4644 18 miles north of New York City Tuesday through Saturday, 10:30-5:30 qv)N vets, ts ee*

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four locations stocking a complete line of ceramic materials and equipment.

moist clay, chemicals, dry clays & glazes stains, liquid metals, decorator colors tools, brushes, corks, handles, books K. Chapman J. Kuhn S. King safety equipment potter's wheels and kilns studio equipment kiln furniture & refractories institutional equipment

main office and warehouse 12266 wilkins avenue 1300 west 9th street rockville, maryland 20852 Cleveland, ohio 44113 (301) 881-2253 (216) 241-4767

rte. 8, box 36-A 8 colonial avenue raleigh, north Carolina 27612 Wilmington, delaware 19805 (919)782-1320 (302)654-2344 D. Weeke J. Hallman •J. Gilmor free catalog available on request

Boston University Program in Artisanry for the education of professional artist-craftsmen

E. Richardson N. Meeker A. Dunn

Jamie Bennett, faculty; enamel ceramics, fiber, metal, wood furniture, wooden stringed instruments AMERICAN CREATIVITY Bachelor of Applied Arts, For brochure please write: Associate of Applied Arts, Program in Artisanry del Mano Gallery Certificate of Mastery Dept. RH gallery £ studio 11981 San Vicente (graduate level) Summer Boston University Los Angeles, CA 90049 and Evening courses 620 Commonwealth Ave. 213* 476*8508 Boston University is an equal Boston, MA 02215 opportunity institution. or call 617/353-2022 y mgm

AMERICAN

The American Craft Council is a national, nonprofit membership organization founded in 1945 to stimulate interest in crafts. ACC sponsors the American Craft Museum which it founded in 1957, publishes the magazine AMERICAN CRAFT and operates a nationwide audiovisual service. Through its subsidiary, American Craft Enterprises, Inc., ACC presents craft markets in various parts of the country. Membership in the American Craft Council is open to all.

LEVELS OF BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP MEMBERSHIP IN THE AMERICAN CRAFT COUNCIL Member — $29.50 • Subscription to "American Craft" magazine. (Domestic) • Free admission to the American Craft Museum— $33.00 44 West 53rd Street, New York City. (Foreign) • Free use of the "American Craft" Council Library— 44 West 53rd Street, New York City. Contributor $ 50.00 • Discounts on ACC publications, exhibition catalogs, Sponsor $ 100.00 and slide sales. Friend $ 250.00 • Eligibility to apply for group insurance. Patron $ 500.00 • Reduced admission to craft markets sponsored by Benefactor $1,000.00 American Craft Enterprises. • An ACC membership card. • A vote in the ACC annual election. Additional Benefits To Contributors • Complimentary copy of the new American Craft Museum catalog on request. Additional Benefits to Sponsors, Friends, Patrons And Benefactors • Invitations to private exhibition previews • invitations to other special events sponsored by the American Craft Council • Complimentary copies of all American Craft Museum Exhibition catalogs Tear Off to Mail

MEMBERSHIP ENROLLMENT FORM

mail to: NAME. American Craft Council ADDRESS Membership Dept. PO Box 561 CITY Martinsville, NJ 08836 AMOUNT ENCLOSED $. STATE ZIP.

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Please make checks payable to the American Craft Council in U.S. funds. Contributions are deductible within legal limits for tax purposes. Please allow 8-10 weeks to receive your first copy of AMERICAN CRAFT. Are American Crafts An Art? Or A Business?

The truth is, they're anced representation both. of general craft media You only have to ex- groups, shops and gal- perience the work of leries, and craft organi- America's craftspeople zations. to recognize the art- Even the method of istry. Artistry that's the viewing applicants' focal point of an over AMERICAAN CRAFT slides is unique: using $2 billion dollar a year TM five projectors and spe- industry. ENTERPRISES cial equipment, a Selec- We understand both the art and the tion Committee views an artist's work as a business of American crafts. We're whole, to develop a total point of American Craft Enterprises, Inc.—organ- view—eliminating the possibility of "judg- izers and promoters of the premier craft ing" individual pieces. And allowing for fairs in the country. the full scope of a craftperson's vision. Our purpose? To provide the finest So even before opening day, our ex- marketplace possible for craftspeople. hibitors know they're in the best com- And the greatest collections of quality pany—artistically and commercially. craftwork available for discerning Which means buyers are assured that buyers. they're looking at the best the country To accomplish these goals, every one has to offer. of our fairs has its exhibitors chosen American Craft Enterprises, Inc. Our through a unique Selection Committee fairs are for the person whose art is a process. Craftspeople themselves business. And the person whose business choose Committee members for a bal- is art.

\Ne bring together the art and business of American Craft

Baltimore Convention Center BALTIMORE February 10-13, 1983 Dallas Market Center DALLAS March 24-27, 1983 Dutchess County Fairgrounds RHINEBECK June 21-26, 1983 Newport Yachting Center NEWPORT July 23-25, 1982 Fort Mason Center August 11-15, 1982 SAN FRANCISCO TM

A subsidiary of The American Craft Council

For further information contact: American Craft Enterprises, Inc./P.O. Box 10 New Paltz, N.Y. 12561/(914) 255-0039 DISCOVER THE LOVE ONLY CRAFT CAN CREATE

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ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS TQ DIRFCTQRY

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KENN KUSHNER in B58 MICHAEL KAYE ROBERT W. BARTLETT 165 Lindbergh Ave. Booth F125 (Blown Gla AMY REISER/HARVEY Oceanside, NY 11572 SCHAKTMAN ¡n D55 516/766-4858 IRA DeKOVEN Booth E26 (Jewelry) Booth E55 (Metal) KUZI TERAKI/JEANNE BISSON in D27 ROBERT PANGBURN MELISSA GREENBERG Old Oneida Rd. Booth F127 (Leather) Verona, NY 13478 ADDITIONS 315/339-1491 JOAN MICHLIN Booth F86 (Ceramics) Booth E26 (Jewelry) DANIEL BAILEY 415 Lehigh Station Rd. JAMES SEAVEY GREG MILLER West Henrietta, NY 14586 Halibut Point Pewter Booth D27 (Ceramics) 716/359-1007 19 Langsford St. Booth E60 CWood) Gloucester, MA 01930 MARY NYBURG 617/283-7711 Booth B58 (Ceramics) JOHN T. BAUN Booth E55 (Metal) 148 Highland Ave. MICHEL R0YST0N Buffalo, NY 34222 RÜSSEL STANKUS/ Booth D55 (Jewelry) 716/883-0255 LAWRENCE SAUER Booth F15 (Wood) Shenandoah Art Glass JOHN TRACY 172 Greenvi1le Ave. Booth E84 (Ceramics) ROBERT FORREST Staunton, VA 24401 P.O. Box 215 703/885-3900 JEFFREY URCIU0LI Snyder Ave. School house Booth F125 (Blown Glass) Booth F15 (Wood) Rosendale, NY 32472 914/658-9591 KATY SZAL Booth E84 ( Ceramies) Suntree v 1871 Main Rd. HAROLD T. HAYWARD Westport Point, MA 02791 Leprechaun Sheepskin 617/636-4791 R.R. 1, Box 246 Booth E38 (Ceramics) Conway, MA 03341 413/369-4949 Booth F127 (Leather) WE BRING TOGETHER THE ART AND BUSINESS OF AMERICAN CRAFT

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