 | Artist: Rosewebs
April is a welder by trade. She is an artist as well as a seamstress. People often ask - is that made out of a lawnchair? Why, yes it is! Her items are such fun to carry and are super durable. Lots of bright colors with a twist of old school. April has over 30 colors available.
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 | Artist: Treestump Woodcrafts
Treestump founders and operators, Ron and Christine Sisco have been professional woodcraft artists for more than twelve years. Ron and she have mastered woodworking techniques unique to their products as well as developing the method for inlaying the stone in the natural checks and cracks of the wood that not only makes the stone harder than it was before, but also will not dislodge it over time and use.
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 | Artist: Wendy C. Thompson
Art has always been a part of my life, and the Pacific Northwest offers a continually changing palette from which to draw inspiration. My studio shelves are filled with reference books and collections of bugs, feathers and dragonflies that I refer to for the accuracy and detail recognized in my work.
I love nature and I try to spend as much time as possible outdoors, immersed in it, surrounded by it, preferably in the woods near pond and river. I am a self-taught artist, and I believe my work is very unique.
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 | Artist: Archie Smith Instruments
Welcome to Archie Smith Instruments. Here you will find information on the different types of instruments that I make. In the tradition of the fine Old World Craftsmen, I work alone. I design and plan, “scout out” and acquire the varied and specific materials that I want. I then cut, saw, resaw, bookmatch, glue, sign, date, number, drill, clamp, trim, carve, inlay, shape, sand, spray, buff, press, string, tune and play my instruments.
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 | Artist: Mud in Your Eye Pottery
Mud in Your Eye Pottery offers up an extensive collection of handcrafted pottery. We retail the works of over 70 accomplished artists and we ship world-wide! In our online catalog you will find piggy banks, water cooler jugs, apple cobbler bakers, casseroles, dinner plates, rice bowls, vases, sushi trays, goblets, bathroom accessories, garlic keepers, and several items you won't find anywhere else!
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