Dairel Bobbitte
Fine art photography that captures the charm, beauty and spirit of the Southern Appalachians including scenes that are passing, or have already passed, from view.
Mark Weatherly
Handcarved bowls in a variety of wood including Cherry, Poplar, Buckeye, Crabapple and Walnut
Carole Blevins
The farms, fields, trees, mountains, and skies of Southwest Virginia and East Tennessee rendered in fluid, moving, transparent watercolor are what make up my landscape paintings. A lifetime of watching the ever-changing passage of time and light over the hills and mountains of my native land has given me a feel for the countryside. I use shape and color to convey on to paper the emotions I feel for the place where I grew up. Many trips to Europe with my husband Tedd and students from Virginia Intermont College gave a love and feel for painting the city.Jennifer Pynn
At Calico & Old Lace, I make quilted garments for any occasion-everyday wearable to special occasions. I also specialize in quilts-from traditional pieced quilts to dye painted art quilts. My quilts are made for practical use or decorative tapestries. I do also create smaller items such as baby quilts, table runners and wall hangings. Any occasion, everyday use!!!
Kitkatt Enterprises
I create gold and silver gemstone pendants, rings and bracelets using precious and semi precious fine gemstones and 14kt gold fill and sterling silver wire. My favorite pieces are custom pieces made for customers who are looking for somethng unique to them. My art is a blessing my Lord allows me to share. I may be contacted either at home or on my cellphone 540-420-5510.
Stony Fork Workshop
Stony Fork Workshop features birds and other creatures welded together from recycled tools and other farm parts. Wind chimes made from used coffee pots, roller skates, horse shoes and more. Hiking sticks made from homgrown bamboo.
Marsha and Jim Garrison
I am retired and enjoy woodturning for my major work now. I also enjoy repair of wood works and building furniture on part time basis.
Norma Robinson
My crafts include a mixture of country, primitive, folk art and a big pinch of whimsy. The materials I use are homespun, tea stained muslin and sometimes vintage quilts or fabric. Blessed with the ability to make crafts has led me to many freinds, crafts shows and lots of fun. Its nice to know something you make with your own two hands will bring a smile or laugh to someone and they buy it for a gift or add it to their own little corner of the world.
Margaret Rich
Margaret Rich has worked in fiber art for nearly 40 years. She started with crocheting and 15 short years later expanded to quilts, toys, ornaments and rag dolls. Her traditional work is well known and loved by many.