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BOOTH # EXHIBITOR DESCRIPTION __ North Sandusky Between William and Winter Streets BOOTH # EXHIBITOR DESCRIPTION __ North Sandusky between William and Winter Streets — Booths Facing East 1 STAINLESS STEEL ART Sculpture 2 & 3 COOL TIE DYE OSU Tie Dye, etc. 4 SUPREME ACCENTS Quilting 5 KYLEEMAE DESIGNS Unique Jewelry from Repurposed Items 6 J FETZER POTTERY Stoneware & Horsehair Pottery 7 & 8 COLADA CO. Original Women's Clothing 9 CALLIGRAPHY and COLLAGE Inspirational Quotations 10 VARU HANDBAGS Handbags & Accessories 11 DAN PHIBBS Hand Tie Dyed Clothing 12 CONTEMPORARY GLASSWORKS Fused Glass & Jewelry 13 & 14 ENCORE ENVIE BOOTIQUE Recycled & Upscale Boutique Items 15 MURPHY'S WOOD SHOP Boxes, Boards & Pepper Mills 16 RUSTIC APPLE ART Metal License Plate Art 17 JIM WECKBACHER Caricature Drawing 18 MAYFLY PRINTSHOP & TEXTILE LAB Nature Printed Clothing & Printmaking 19 COURTNEY B DESIGNS Lamp work & Wire Weave Jewelry 20 WOOD BUTCHER Wood Art & Animal Puzzles 21 KID STUDIO Mixed Media Sculpture & Frames 22 JEWELRY WITH A PAST Jewelry incorporating Antique Buttons 23 GLO GLASS Hand Blown Glass 24 PEOPLE IN NEED Local Non-Profit Organization 25 TIN TREASURES Tin Cookie Cutters, Birdhouses, etc. 26 PAPAW'S WORKSHOP Benches, Boxes, Barn wood Flag, etc. 27 MEGARA WILD FINE ART & DESIGN Canvas & Animal Skull Paintings 28 UNCOMMON UNIQUE ECLECTIC JEWELRY Chain Maille, Beaded & Wire wrapped 29 HEEKIN PEWTER CO. Pewter Sculpture 30 BATIK CREATIONS Batik Apparel The DELAWARE GAZETTE Information Booth SPONSOR North Sandusky between Winter Street and Central Avenue - Booths Facing East 31 JENEEN HOBBY Fine Art Color Photography 32 SCRIMSHAW by MARK THORGERSON Scrimshaw Jewelry, etc. 33 CENTRAL OHIO SYMPHONY Local Non-Profit Organization 34 & 35 LITTLE CREEK CANDLES Folk Art Candles & Metal craft 36 SUSAN ROCKS ! Items Created from Great Lakes Stone 37 LANFORD BEADWORKS Jewelry from Hand Made Glass Beads 38 & 39 3S CRAFTWORKS Wood items made from Bourbon Barrels 40 CW CANVAS PRINTING Art Printed on Canvas 41 DAVID W BORDINE Stained Glass Window Art 42 MELLISA O'BRIEN DESIGNS Fabricated Sterling Silver Jewelry 43 & 44 J. L. NORRIS WOODWORKS Custom made Furniture 45 PANE IN THE GLASS & ARDATH STUDIOS Stained Glass & Note Cards 46 EARTHLY ARTS Wheel thrown Stoneware Pottery 47 NUMMY’S CHOICE Blown Glass Orbs 48 THE FROG HUT Wood Musical Frogs 49 L DESIGNS Jewelry Wraps 50 G SHEARRON IMAGES Digital Photography 51 & 52 WINDY HILL PRIMITIVES Reclaimed wood products 53 LISA ROBIN JEWELRY Sterling w/gemstone Jewelry 54 RENEWED DESIGNS Metal Sculpture 55 CHRISTIAN OTTAWAY Pottery 56 WILCOX PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE Photographic Prints 57 & 58 TJR ARTWORK Fused Glass Hangings & Flowers 59 DADO JEWELRY Sterling Jewelry w/semi precious stones 60 ALL STRINGS CONSIDERED Weaving, Felting, Yarn Spinning, Knitting BOOTH # EXHIBITOR DESCRIPTION _ North Sandusky Street between Central Avenue and Winter Street - booths facing West 61 MACABEE METALS Blacksmithing / Metal Craft 62 PAPER BARK HOME Decorator Items of repurposed wood 63 LGV PHOTO Photo Letter Art 64 EARRING HOLDER GALLERY Earring Holders 65 C.L. SCHNEIDER JEWELRY Jewelry 66 NAME FRAME FACTORY Art / Photography 67 THE CHIPPY BEAVER Wood & Stone Craft 68 STARFISH EARTH Clothing & Purses 69 & 70 BARNETT'S METAL CREAT Metal Craft 71 WILSON'S WOODSHOP Games & Puzzles 72 BRANSON'S DESIGNS Cowhide Purses 73 JENNIFER BACHELDER DESIGNS Collage 74 CINDY'S CUSTOM CAPES Children's Super Hero Capes 75 WARREN'S WOODCRAFTS Hand painted Signs 76 NATUREWORKS Bird Houses & feeders, etc. 77 BELLA STUDIO Jewelry & Totes 78 GENOA SOAP Handmade Soaps 79 DYE TOLOGY Hand Dyed Apparel & Accessories 80 MAGIC WALK Henna Art 81 JEFF KUHLMAN PHOTOGRAPHY Art Film Photography 82 JAY'S METAL CRAFTING Metal Home Goods & Furniture 83 NACHA VANG Children's Animals 84 BALTIC AMBER JEWELRY Amber Jewelry set in Sterling 85 LYNN WHEELER POTTERY Functional Stoneware Pottery 86 BUFFALO WOODWORKS Bird Houses & feeders, Benches 87 PHOTOS BY EARL Framed & Matted Photography 88 OLD MAN FROM THE MOUNTAIN Metal Sculpture 89 SEVEN HILLS WOODWORKING Sunbursts, Shelves & Mirrors 90 RE-IMAGINED Wood, Concrete and Glass Items West Winter Street between Sandusky and Franklin Street - booths facing South 91 PEACHBLOW POTTERY Functional Porcelain Ceramics 92 CREATIVE ART CENTER Face painting & Art 93 BACKYARD LIVING License plate bird houses 94 CHIME MAKER Porcelain Wind Chimes 95 QUEEN BEE Hand painted Wood Art 96 MY DOLLY'S CLOSET 18" Doll Clothes & Accessories 97 CHLOE LIA Fabric & Ribbon Hair Accessories 98 THE ARTS CASTLE Local Non-Profit Organization 99 DREAMING TREE GALLERY Color Photography 100 KELNJO JEWELRY Silver, Gold & Gemstone Jewelry 101 BRIGHT VISIONS Original Watercolors, Artist Prints 102 THE GOBLIN TRADER Leather sculpture, Journals, Books 103 KEIKOS BEAD BOX Handmade Lamp work Unique Jewelry 104 MY SOAPS Handmade all Natural Soap 105 SEW DARN SIMPLE Quilts, Purses, Cases 106 SILVER 'WEAR' Jewelry from Silver Ware 107/108 CHILDREN'S CRAFTS Women's City Club 110 ARTECO Jewelry from Electronics 111 SUBTLE VERSE Inspirational Photography 112 THE PAINTED GARDEN Garden Slates 113/114 MICHIGAN MADE METAL Metal Yard Art 116/117 RICHARD & MEREDITH Furniture & Signs BOOTH # EXHIBITOR DESCRIPTION __ West Winter Street between Sandusky and Franklin Streets - booths facing North 118 SASSY SACKS Handbags & Accessories 119 ZIEGLER DESIGNS Gold, Silver Jewelry w/semi precious stone 120 OLD NANKIN ROAD PHOTO & FORGE Art & Metal Sculpture 121 LINDA ALEXANDER-RADAK Scratch, Claybord, Acrylic & Graphite 122 ELIZABETH M Soy Candles, Tart Melts, Scrubs etc. 123 THE ORNAMENT DEPOT Framed Original Photos 124 CARL & SALLY MEDURE Cut & Chiseled Sandstone 126 R+C CUSTOM TURNING Hand turned pens & pencils 127 MARK BAIR PHOTOGRAPH Landscape Photography 128 DEBBIE HETHERINGTON Digital Photography 130 BLACKBIRD BOOK & PAGE Leather Sketchbooks & Home Décor 131 SNUG FITS Crocheted Baby Items 132 NAE'S WICKED GLASS DESIGN Stained Glass 133 WHATEVER THE LIGHT Photographs in Handmade Frames 134 SOKAVA DESIGNS, LLC Lampworking Jewelry 135 THE BEADED BOTTLE Slumped & Repurposed Glass Bottles 136 WHIMSICAL COLORFUL YOU Ink & Acrylic Painting 137 STAMPIN'DAZE Handcrafter Greeting & Note Cards 138 LIVEWIRE Wire Gem Trees & Wire Names 139 LINDSAY RODGERS Watercolor & Gouache Painting 140 MONEY-RINGS JEWELRY Money Rings & Jewelry 141 CHELLE'S CLOSET Handmade Children's Clothing 142 NOT TOO SHABBY DESIGN Artwork made from Vintage Jewelry 143 DELAWARE HISTORICAL SOCIETY Local Non-Profit Organization 144 HUTH SHAKER BOXES Wood Shaker Boxes - all sizes Sandusky Street between Winter and William Streets - booths facing West 145 CATHY TIETZ BORING, GLASS & CLAY Hand-blown Glass & Pottery 146 WEINGARTNER STUDIO Elegant fashioned Jewelry w/cut stones 147/148 POFF SCULPTURES Metal Sculpture 149 DEBBIE DICARLO PHOTOGRAPHY Framed & Matted Print, note cards, etc. 150 DALAK CREATIONS by D SMITH Reclaimed Wood Creations 151 WOODLAND FAIRY Fairy Birdhouses, Mermaids & Clowns 152/153 ALPACA WEARABLES Wearable Alpaca Garments 154 FIGMENTATIONS Polymer Whimsical Figures, etc. 155 CHRISTINA GAMBLE WATERCOLORS Watercolors - Original & Prints 156 BUDDING ARTS BY SUSIE LOWDER Large Acrylic Paintings 157 BEARS AND CRITTERS Hand made Jointed Critters 158 ARTFUL GOURDS BY MONICA Useful items made from Gourds 159 MUD MAN CERAMICS Handmade Pottery 160 INDIAN LAKE CREATIONS Barn wood Décor 161/162 SEW WHAT! Quilts, Coasters, Doll Clothes, etc. 163/164 THE WINDOW GUY Decorated Recycled Windows 165 POSSUM PRODUCTS, LLC Toys 166 ROUGHCUT WOODWORKING Metal & Wood Signs 167 PULPA PAPER Paper Products 168 WREN & SPARROW SOY CANDLES Soy Candles and more 169 CLUTTER BASKETS & CANING Reed Baskets and Chair Caning 170 THE ART OF JESSICA ROHR Original Watercolors 171 TRULY CREATIVE CROCHET Crochet, Knit & Sewn Items 172 WIND AND FIRE CHIMES Copper & Bronze Cat tail Chimes 173 BY TABATHA HEMMERLING, LLC Jewelry fashioned from Seeds & Nuts 174 LAST CHANCE LEATHER Soft Leather Handbags BOOTH # EXHIBITOR DESCRIPTION __ South Sandusky from William St (in front of City Hall) to the City Hall drive through 175 STIX & STEEL Artful Fusion of Wood & Steel 176 DIG IT DESIGNS Fabric, Fiber & Leather Dog Digs 177 ABIGAIL/SAMATHA GOURMET DOG TREATS All Natural Grain free Dog Treats 178 LE JARDIN COTTAGE Glass Globe Gardens 179/180 MAGNETS REALLY WORK Magnetic Jewelry 181 SUSILK CREATIONS Make Your Own Silk Scarf 182 BOYD'S SCENTS Aroma Beads & Wax melts S01 GRATEFUL IMAGES Photography S02 ADVENTURES OF SHELLY SANDORSUN Illustrated Children’s Book S03 MAGIC BASKETS Engineered Cut Three D Baskets S04 Infinity from Marvin Replacement Windows Corporate Sponsor S05 Ever Dry Waterproofing Corporate Sponsor S06 Bath Fitter Corporate Sponsor S07 Champion Feeds & Pet Supply Corporate Sponsor S08 Leaf Filter Corporate Sponsor S09 Able Roof Corporate Sponsor S10 Gutter Helmet Corporate Sponsor S11 Champion Windows Corporate Sponsor S12 Kitchen Saver Custom Cabinet Renewal Corporate Sponsor .
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