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Tina Pucket creates fantastic furniture that weaves together the gap between primitive and comtemporary home decor and art. |
Michel Melle will display his fabulous straw and wire outdoor sculptures at the Fall show in Old Deerfield. Sign up for a class PRIOR to the show to make your own DETAILS CLICK HERE |
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New Artist to watch Noah Rockland-Miller brings his lampwork glass with sculptural pieces, drawer pulls bottle stoppers and other unique peices.
Rick Donohoe creates period lanterns that can be used with either electric candles or the traditional beeswax. These are outstanding showpieces for your mantal or entryway.
See why Susan Arnold is a favorite at the Fall Show!
Looking for a gift that won't break your budget? Try one of the wonderful Artisan handcrafted soaps. These are from Nature's Edge Farm.
Have a new child or grandchild in your family? We are so pleased to introduce Free Ramblin' Kids and her felted booties and child's room decorations. The Deerfield fairs are approx. 5 miles south of this forecast, this is the nearest weather station available with up to the minute reporting.
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On hand again in the White Church is returning Jeweler Debra Bet with Gold and Gemstone pieces
Make shre you visit the innovative neck scarves and matching hat and mitten sets by Heidi Skillman of Winterscarf.com
Kathy Washburn's whimsical ceramics make excellent gifts and are sure to liven up any table.
Get down to basics with just your cell, license, debit card and cash with this brilliantly designed mini cell phone purse in a wide array or fabrics by Bronia Jensen of the Curator
Trick or Treat Chair by Bradley Weeks
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for Fall 2011 Program
Craft Demonstrations, Rain or shine All of these events are included with craft fair admission! |
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the Museum visit with Game Designer and History Enthusiast John
Poniske, Try you hand at his new game about the Bloody Brook Massacre. |
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With New England in its autumnal splendor, the village setting for the Fall Craft Fair & Quilt Fest couldn't be more picturesque. This award-winning show has been recognized for its traditional crafts (#2 in New England) and fine arts categories (ranked 7th in N.E.) and offers a great variety from furniture to pottery and fine arts. |
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| Directions to Old Deerfield: Take I-91 to Exit 24 (northbound);
or Exit 25 (southbound). Then go 6 miles north on Routes 5 &
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