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Craft Show

We're thrilled to present the artists who have been selected for the 2025 Juried Craft Show! Explore their work below and come visit and shop their crafts on September 7!

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Community Weaving

The Community Loom returns to the Takoma Park Folk Festival this year. Everyone, young and old, is encouraged to stop by and do some weaving. No experience is needed, and all materials are provided.

 

Look for the loom in the main lobby outside the Juried Craft Show. Organized by the Potomac Fiber Arts Guild.

Craft Vendors
Clay

CLAY

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Laura Elkins

Laura Elkins

A study of mugs.

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Peter Holden

Peter Holden Pottery

Handmade, high-fired, wheel thrown pottery suitable for the kitchen and home.

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Erin Killian

Erin Killian Pottery

Joyful, functional pottery for the modern home.

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Susan Kimberly

Susan Kimberly

Functional porcelain and stoneware pottery underglazed and then glazed.

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Ariel Shaw

Fernwood Ceramics

Ceramic sculptures in woodland forms such as tree stumps with fairy doors or small mushrooms.

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Ann Smith

Heart in Hand

Functional and raku pottery.

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Lisa Smith

Quilts and Clay Studio

Functional and decorative ceramics, often handcarved using the sgraffito technique, with motifs inspired by nature.

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Will Wilson

WT Pottery

Functional handmade pottery carefully crafted in organic shapes and natural tones.

Fiber

FIBER

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Norma Brooks

njb Basket of Jewels

Fabric-wrapped clothesline baskets, bowls, trivets, coasters, rugs/wall art, plus aprons and knot bags.

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Nitaya Chimree

Nitaya Chimree

Wearable and giftable hand embroidery art.

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Margaret Molinari

Margarts

Pouches, sachets, needle books, sunglass cases, and wall art hand-printed with fruits, veggies and found objects.

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Sultana Muzkir

Sultana's Crochet

Handmade, wool-free crocheted wearables and accessories.

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Sherri Odegaarden

Sherri O Designs

Accessories and home goods hand-crafted and -dyed using a variety of techniques

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Emily Schnertzler

Ellie's Yarn World

Crocheted stuffed animals, dolls, keychains, and other knick-knacks.

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Yulia Semchenko

Yul d'UZ

Designs and creates clothing from the handwoven silk and cotton ikat fabrics from Uzbekistan.

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Maria Stroffolino

BriteCloth TieDye

Tie-dye clothing and accessories for all ages and sizes.

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Loretta Waldron

Fabric Friends and More LLC

Soft stuffed animals (dogs, cats, dragons, etc.) and dolls.

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Ellen White

Ellen's In Stitches

Aprons, table runners, bowl cozies, tea wallets, and coasters in many themed cottons.

Fine Art Prints

FINE ART / PRINTS

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Airen Hall

without a ladder studio

Cut paper collages using primarily hand-painted and hand-cut papers.

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Hannah Margolis

Hannah in Blue

Cyanotype prints made using a variety of traditional and experimental techniques inspired by nature and family.

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Jordana Adelman

Curious by Nature

Nature-inspired works in watercolor, acrylics and linocut, including custom expressive pet portraits.

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Sarahi Madrigal Carbajal

Ameyalli Healing & Arts

Dot Mandalas on wood and paper to create jewelry and boxes.

Glass

GLASS

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Vivien Lee

The Purple Kiln

Handmade, original fused-glass centerpieces, plates, bowls, vases and other glass art and home décor.

Jewelry

JEWELRY

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Kit Aikin

Kit Aikin, Sculptural Resin Jewelry

One-of-a-kind, wearable-art organic-inspired resin jewelry and adornments.

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Ruth Beer Bletzinger

RuthieLine Jewelry Designs

Sterling silver jewelry with touches or gold and a lot of texture.

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Nancy DeMulder

ByJewelArtist

Handcrafted original designs in precious metals with gemstones, pearls, and unusual natural materials.

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Jade Drakes

Jade Drakes Jewelry

One of a kind, wearable art pieces that stand out.

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Gay Durland

Arabesque Design

Necklaces, pendants, bracelets, earrings using wirework, metalwork, seed-bead weaving, or chainmaille.

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Hoda Khori

Bellinats

Silver jewelry using lost-wax, stamping, keum-boo, and wire techniques; incorporating beads and gemstones.

Metal

METAL

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Yandong Wang

Yan's Art Studio

Copper wall sculptures and miniatures, made by cutting, bending, hammering, brazing, soldering, polishing, and coating.

Mixed Media

MIXED MEDIA

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Laura Hummel

Painted Whimsey

Uses a variety of media to make canvases, books, paintings, and many other eclectic items.

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Candice Luebbering

All Mapped Out

Maps repurposed into one-of-a-kind home décor including coasters and magnets.

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Julie Paez

Milkweed Madonna

Small altars and hangings utilizing natural plant materials and salvaged wood.

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Joyce Wagner

Reinvented Elegance

Colorful, whimsical, and fun mosaics; pressed flower art featuring many recycled and natural materials.

Soap Body Care

SOAP & BODY CARE

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Michelle Burns

Mystic Water Soap

Artisan soap, shampoo and conditioner bars, shaving soap and beard care, fragrance, body butters and more.

Specialty Foods

SPECIALTY FOODS

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Max Posey

Max's Degrees

Locally grown herb and salt blends, teas, pestos, jams, shrubs, and mustards.

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Kat Tan

Blended Bakery

A full service bakery expertly crafting irresistible gluten-free, sugar-free, and dairy-free delights.

Wood

WOOD

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Wednesday Childs

Wednesday's Woodworking

Sculptural furniture and objects that evoke the living and question the object-and user-relationship.

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Sharon Huang

Rarer LLC

Layered wood is carved away to reveal lines, inspired by topographic maps, to create planters.

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Tallal Ibad

SAWTISTIC CREATIONS LLC

Hand-carved wood art including rustic bear silhouettes and relief tree slabs using natural grain.

 

The 2025 Takoma Park Folk Festival thanks the following organizations for their generous support.

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Contact Us

 

info@tpff.org

7304 Carroll Ave. #192

Takoma Park, MD 20912

(641) 715-3900 ext.876599 (voicemail)

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Takoma Park Folk Festival, Inc. is supported in part by funding from the Montgomery County Government and the Arts & Humanities Council of Montgomery County.

© 2024 by Takoma Park Folk Festival, Inc., a Maryland nonprofit organization with 501(c)(3) status

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