As you can see below, artistic talent abounds in western North Carolina.
Until then, keep stitchin' . . .
Tuesday, October 9, 2018
More artisans, more neat stuff.
Fall Festival at the John C. Campbell Folk School was well attended, albeit rather warm and sunny this year. We'll take the sunny, but the "rather warm" is getting old.
As you can see below, artistic talent abounds in western North Carolina.
Hand spun, hand dyed yarn by Good Fibrations.
Beautiful leaf imprinted pottery by Travis Berning.
Life-like, hand sculpted dolls by Ann Hord-Heatherley.
My favorite hand woven scarves by Ann Eastabrooks.
Hand forged kitchenware by Elmer Roush.
Hand blown glass by David Goldhagen.
I have a few more photos to share so stay tuned.
Until then, keep stitchin' . . .
As you can see below, artistic talent abounds in western North Carolina.
Until then, keep stitchin' . . .
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Trying to temp me with all that yarn????? Maw
One of each, please!!! Thx for sharing.
Love those beautiful yarns and especially the striped socks on the dancers. Such fun! The heat was getting old here in Ohio, too, but it's been cool the past two days and we're expecting more fall-like weather for a week or so.
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