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NSDCC Christmas Show Directory 2016 AT THE CUNARD CENTRE Designer Craft Show at the Cunard Centre NOVEMBER 18–20, 2016 Cunard Event Meet Your Makers Centre on Pier 23 961 Marginal Road, Halifax Waterfront Friday 10am–9pm · Saturday 9am–5pm Sunday 10am–5pm $7/day · $9/weekend Free Student, Senior, Family & Group PARKING of Seven Discounts Available 902-423-3837 · [email protected] · /nsdcc · www.nsdcc.ns.ca East End West End FIBRE Woven Together 117 Brenda Minnis and Sheryl Livingstone Felicia Knock—Fibre Artist 605 RR#1, Belfast, PE P.O. Box 154 [email protected] Lunenberg, NS B0J 2C0 Wullyz Inc., Sheepskin Slipper NEW PRODUCT 902-766-4096 GALLERY www.feliciaknock.com company 617 Rebecca Park DISPLAY INFORMATION CAFE Janet Cameron Handwoven Halifax, NS Textiles 1007 902-818-8523 DEMONSTRATIONS VESTIBULE www.wullyz.com MALE FEMALE MEZZANINE ABOVE MALE FEMALE Dieppe, NB FIRE EXIT WASHROOM WASHROOM DOORS WASHROOM WASHROOM FIRE EXIT 506-382-2810 MAIN ENTRANCE [email protected] FOOD Kathryn Himsl Design 215 East End BOOTH PLAN 1111 2111 Highway 359 Avondale Sky Winery 80 Avondale Cross Rd. 117 Centreville, NS B0P 1J0 100 BLOCK4300 BLOCK600 BLOCK 500 BLOCK 00 BLOCK700 BLOCK RR#2, Newport Landing, NS B0N 2A0 [email protected] 902-253-2047 200 BLOCK 311 413 709 313 415 507 509 609 719 721 Leave Your Hat On 715 www.avondalesky.com 107 207 209 411a 711 Thea C. Crawford 309 411b 607 707 723 67 Ronald Ave. Peppermaster and Rudi’s Hot 315 417 505 511 East Coast Living Sauces 1105 219 611 Cambridge, NS B0P 1G0 307 409 902-680-6724 514-602-3473 and 902-789-7834 www.peppermaster.com 105 317 419 605 www.leaveyourhaton.com 503 513 705 713 www.rudishotsauce.com 305a 407 613 213 305b Legacy Lane Fiber Mill 705 421 Alyson Brown and Amy C. Tonning Glenora Distillers 319 603 International 317 303 405 515 615 703 56 Vail Court 217 715 Bob Scott 103 423 501 Sussex, NB E4E 2R9 www.legacylanefibermill.ca 17 Murdock MacKay Ct., Suite 202 403 517 601 617 701 Sackville, NS B4C 4G3 201 215 301 717 101 425 Meversible 905 902-468-6516 401 Melanie Fontaine www.glenoradistillery.com RR#1, 38 Linwood Rd. La P’tite Poterie 103 Lunenburg County, NS B0J 2C0 Hutchinson Acres 1103 West End BOOTH PLAN Suzanne Babineau www.meversible.com 3396 Aylesford Rd. Aylesford, NS B0P 1C0 800 BLOCK 900 BLOCK 1000 BLOCK 1100 BLOCK 199 Caissie Road 711 Notre-Dame, NB E4V 1T3 Oddacity Designs 902-844-2035 Zoe Onysko www.pureinfusedmaple.ca 809 9071909 009 1011 1111 506-525-2936 Box 151 1109 www.suzannebabineau.com 811 Bear River, NS Jill’s Chocolates 1119 Jill Franklin 1007 Lucky Rabbit Pottery 707 902-467-0268 807 905 911 1013a 4115 Hwy 223 1013b 1107 1113 Debra Kuzyk and Ray Mackie www.oddacitydesigns.com P.O. Box 25 Iona, NS B2C 1A3 Rahola Drdul Fine Art in Fibre www.jillschocolates.com 813 1005 Annapolis Royal, NS B0S 1A0 805 903 1015 and Wood 301 1105 902-532-0928 Newfoundland Chocolate 913 1115 www.kuzykmackie.com Sanna Rahola & Douglas Drdul 1257, Hwy 215 Company 501 803 815 1003 1017 Ostrea Lake Pottery 803 Walton, NS B0N 2R0 Christina Dove and Brent Smith 901 1103 1117 Deborah Wheeler 902-528-2610 166 Duckworth Street St. John’s, NF A1C 1G2 801 817 915 1019 976 Greenwood Ave. www.raholadrdul.com 1001 Halifax, NS B3H 3K9 709-579-0099 1101 1119 ReHeat 409 www.newfoundlandchocolatecompany.com 1021 902-429-7548 www.ostrealakepottery.com Leticia Smillie 5537 Carriageway Cres. Planters Ridge Winery 909 Rachel de Condé Ceramics 415 Halifax, NS B3K 5K4 John McLarty and Lisa Law BOOKS & CARDS Ghita Levin Pottery 713 1441 Church St. 573 Rte 970 78 Lynch Street 902-448-3286 Shubenacadie, NS B0N 2H0 www.reheatclothing.com Port Williams, NS B0P 1T0 Mule Mother Books 313 Baie Verte, NB E4M 1N9 www.plantersridge.ca Ellen Murphy 506-538-2933 902-305-7955 www.racheldeconde.com Sabine Wieczorek Milliner 517 5654 Falkland St. www.ghitalevinpottery.ca Gagetown, NB Prince Edward Island Preserve Halifax, NS B3K 5X4 Company 813 Greig Pottery 913 Therese Bombardier Designs 609 506-488-3263 902-478-9843 Bruce and Shirley MacNaughton Flo Greig 2891 Isleville Street [email protected] www.mulemotherbooks.com 2841 New Glasgow Rd. RR#2 36 Front St. Halifax, NS B3K 3X6 Sheep’s Clothing 1021 New Glasgow, PE C0A 1N0 Gagetown, NB E5M 1A1 902-209-7791 MyHandboundBooks 1019 Lynne Pascoe & Lester Wood 800-565-5267 506-488-2074 www.theresebombardier.com Rhonda Miller 373 East Big Intervale Road www.preservecompany.com Halifax, NS www.greigpottery.com Westcote Bell Pottery 811 North East Margaree, NS www.myhandboundbooks.com Tangled Garden 1011 Hawkins Pottery 603 Vaughan L. Smith & Jackie M. Cohen 902-248-2059 Beverly McClare Patti Hawkins P.O. Box 68 www.sheepsclothing.ca Peachtree and Finch Graphic P.O. Box 80 843 Rattenbury Rd. LaHave, NS B0R 1C0 Design 303 Shoshi Designs 309 Grand Pre, NS B0P 1M0 North Granville, PE C0A 1E0 902-693-2042 Jane Mason-Browne Shoshanna Wingate 902-542-9811 902-303-0396 www.westcotebellpottery.com Halifax, NS 107 Church St. www.tangledgardenherbs.ca www.peachtreeandfinchgraphicdesign.ca www.facebook.com/hawkinspottery Sackville, NB E4L 1J8 DECORATIVE ART www.shoshidesigns.com Hermann-Suzuki Pottery 1013a GLASS CLAY Philip Hermann & Isako Suzuki Isabelle Lafargue—Artist WendyM Fibre Artist 807 P.O. Box 726 Canoe Cove Studio 911 Alexandra McCurdy porcelain painter 505 Wendy M. Stillwell Cornwall, PE C0A 1H0 239 Chartersville Rd. Halifax, NS Christopher Jette & Shelley Ceramics 219 902-368-2898 Dieppe, NB E1A 1K3 www.wendymfelting.com Beckett-Jette 1057 Tower Rd. www.hspottery.com 506-850-5620 45 Herrington Lane Halifax, NS B3H 2Y6 Winkleworks 815 Rice Point, PE C0A 1H6 411b www.isabellelafargue.ca 902-423-2323 Hidden House Pottery Anna Robaczewski www.canoecove.com www.amccurdyceramics.ca Rachel Morouney Halifax, NS 136 Moore Road Extension 902-422-4075 Carma’s Glass 319 Anne Pryde Pottery 703 Otter Creek, NB E4M 3V6 www.winkleworks.ca Carma and Dean Smith Hatchet Lake, NS www.hiddenhousepotteryandpress.com 42 Bonavista Ave www.annepryde.ca Stratford, PE C1B 1L3 902-569-3796 www.carmasglass.com EXHIBITORS BY BOOTH NUMBER Eclosion 311 Atelier-Pierre-de-Lune 115 Jeanette Walker Jewellery 701 Hidden House Press 411a 101 Atelier-Pierre-de-Lune Jay LeBlanc Bernard Long P.O. Box 267 Bob Morouney 103 La P’tite Poterie P.O.Box 423 840 Route 215 North Rustico, PE C0A 1X0 136 Moore Road Extension 105 Avon River Metalworks Little Brook, NS B0W 1Z0 St. Francois, NB E7A 1G9 902-393-6376 Otter Creek, NB E4M 3V6 107 Adeleshop www.jayleblanc.ca 506-992-9208 www.jeanettewalkerjewellery.com www.hiddenhousepotteryandpress.com 117 Woven Together 201 Rose Window Stained Glass www.atelierpierredelune.ca Kiln Art 1113 Jennifer Marlow 207 Robin Jones Original Water Colours 209 Alexa Jaffurs, Blacksmith Virginia Palango Avon River Metalworks 105 ORGANIC Woodcarving 217 213 M.Rahr Photography 63 Duke St. Allan Simm 902-403-0178 Anointment Natural Skin 215 Kathryn Himsl Design Chester, NS 616 Sangster Bridge Rd www.jennifermarlow.com 217 Jennifer Marlow Woodcarving 902-293-4744 Upper Falmouth, NS B0P 1L0 Care 403 219 Alexandra McCurdy Ceramics www.kilnart.ca 902-790-2218 April MacKinnon Kas Stone Photographic Art 907 301 Rahola Drdul Fine Art in Fibre and Wood 303 Peachtree and Finch Graphic Design www.avonrivermetalworks.weebly.com Sackville, NB 3982 Hwy 331, RR#1 La Have Metal Glass Media 503 www.anointment.ca Dublin Shore, NS B0R 1C0 305a Philip Doucette Studio 305b LuLu Bellefontaine Jewellery Design Brent Harding Ay-Designs 401 902-523-5300 Duckish Natural Skin Care 1017 307 Jim Edsall – Wildfowl, Sculpture 701 Main A Dieu Rd. Ayelet Stewart www.kasstone.ca in Wood Catalone, NS B1C 1V1 31 Glencove Dr Carolyn Crewe and Joshua Beitel 309 Shoshi Designs 902-733-2174 Stratford, PE C1B 1Y2 902-802-5544 Kath & Robert Rutherford 805 311 Eclosion 313 Mule Mother Books www.metalglassmedia.com 902 393-6377 www.duckish.ca 544 West Petpeswick Rd. Musquodoboit Harbour, NS B0J 2L0 315 Metal Arts Guild of Nova Scotia www.ay-designs.com 317 Glenora Distillers International Muse in Me Flamework Earth to Body 719 902-889-3344 John Shannon 319 Carma’s Glass Jewellery 515 Constantine Designs 915 www.originalprintsns.com 401 Ay-Designs 2 Lakeside Ave Ayse Kayisoglu Lynda Constantine 403 Anointment Natural Skin Care 479 Keppoch Rd. Upper Tantallon, NS B3Z 4H7 Pointe Claire, PQ H9S 5G2 Lidgard Photography 425 407 Designer Craft Shop Stratford, PE C1B 2J8 902-832-7111 877-414-1300 Damian Lidgard 409 ReHeat 411a Hidden House Press 902-314-8405 www.constantinedesigns.com www.natural.ca 6934 Patricia Street Halifax, NS B3L 1J4 411b Hidden House Pottery www.museinme.com 413 Donald Bell Goldsmith Donald Bell Goldsmith 413 Halifax Distilling Co. 1115 www.lidgardphotography.com JD Shore and Arla Johnson 415 Rachel de Condé Ceramics Philip Doucette Studio 305a 2 Division Street 417 Jamie Brown Designs 1668 Lower Water Street 2482 John St. Bedford, NS B4A 1Y8 M.Rahr Photography 213 421 Laughing Brook Box Company Halifax, NS B3K 4K7 902-835-2623 Halifax, NS B3J 1S4 Maggie Rahr 423 Wildabout Wampum 902-489-4529 www.donbellgoldsmith.com 902-431-0505 2372 Moran St. 425 Lidgard Photography 501 Newfoundland Chocolate Company www.philipdoucette.com www.halifaxdistillingco.ca Halifax, NS B3K 4K2 Dorothée Rosen—designer www.mrahrphotos.weebly.com 503 Metal Glass Media 505 Isabelle Lafargue—Artist porcelain painter Point of View Glass 1101 goldsmith 721 Ironworks Distillery 1001 Lynne MacKay Robin Jones Original Water 507 Ashwurks Katrina Doucette 3045 Robie St, Unit 5, Suite 108 509 Petite Riviere Vineyards 80 Sunnybrae Ave.
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