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| Janet Bailey-Burch |
Carved and painted horses |
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| My sculpture is dramatic and guaranteed to get noticed. Horse lovers can appreciate the correct anatomy, accurate movement and expression of my "Ponies". |
| Lonnie Coombs |
Turned wood bowls from native hardwoods |
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| I create Bowl Craft items from green wet logs that were removed as a result of storm damage. I, a native Kentuckian, use the wood of Kentucky trees to create one of a kind unique vessels. |
| Walter French |
Woodworking by "Walt's Creations" |
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| I like the challenge of transforming rough sawmill lumber into well cherished, functional objects that can be enjoyed by oneself as well as generations to come. |
| Dennis Hartman |
Turned wood bowls |
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| My bowls are turned using rescued and exotic woods. Most bowls are finished using FDA approved food safe finish. |
| Jim James |
Jewelry Boxes |
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Bombe Style Jewelry Box
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| Willard Mathis |
Canes and boxes |
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| Carvings of bears, horses, steer, Indians on horseback, and assorted wild animals. |
| Gregory Scott Miles |
Wood, deer antler and bone carving |
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| Carvings of people and animals related to the old west in wood, deer antler and bone. |
| Dain Riley |
Lathe turned wooden vases, bowls and hollow forms |
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| Lathe work is very simple. You get rid of the excess wood. The hard part is deciding what is excess. I look for wood that has its own form and style, maybe some spalting or bark exclusions, a burl that I can see in the wood and in my mind. I usually have an idea of what I want, but Mother Nature has a way of changing that. |
| Dick Scheu |
Wood ornaments |
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| Handcrafted wood snowflakes that make for an exceptionally fine gift. They are jewel-like because of the way I use the grain to create a beautiful starburst effect. |
| Marvin Schnoll |
Band-sawn wood boxes |
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| Cherry wood box (free form) 10"L x 5"H x 4"D |
| Richard A. Spencer |
Boxmaker |
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Traditional Shaker Oval Boxes, Trays & Carriers
from native woods of Cherry, Maple, Walnut and some exotic veneers. |
