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CREATING BEAUTY FROM IMPERFECTIONS

Larry Kraus

arry Kraus of Kraus Kreations said, “Today, I’m blessed beyond measure. I’m happily married to my wife Carol and enjoying our three wonderful

children, Amy, Erika and Zephaniah.” Let’s rewind the clock and start at the beginning of Larry’s rewarding journey. In his late 20s, he purchased land in Independence Township, a rural community in Beaver County Pa. “I was young and unaware of what the Lord had prepared for me in the years ahead,” Larry said. Using timber from the wooded acreage, Larry built a log home. Then, he started making functional items for the family’s home and his woodshop started to materialize. Several years ago, gypsy moths attacked the red oak trees on the family’s property, bringing them down. The ash borer took its toll on the ash trees as well. Here Larry explains how he repurposes the dead trees: We harvest the trees, sawing the logs into boards. The boards are then dried and stored under roof until they are needed for the precious wood projects you’ll see at our booth. We only harvest trees that have died due to disease or wind damage. All the logs are milled on our

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433 State AvenueBeaver, PA 15009

OLD-FASHIONED Christmas IN THE WOODS

Shaker Woods Grounds ■ Columbiana, OhioFestival Grounds Address: 44337 County Line Rd, Columbiana, OH 44408

October 14-15, 21-22, 2017 Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

property with the remaining wood used to heat our home. I’m humbled by the opportunity to create useable home décor from mighty oaks that began as small acorns—the acorns escaped squirrels, deer and turkey to grow an established forested eco-system before succumbing to disease. This is a wonderful circle of life—providing food and shade, contributing to our climate and now accenting your home. I thank the Lord each day as I step outside and behold His creation. As I prepare the wood for various projects, I’m reminded of the many imperfections I see in the wood. I see them as wonderful marks of character that enhance its beauty. It mirrors my life, a life that has many scars, setbacks and disappointments. A life that now has Jesus Christ as its center making all things new. We invite you to visit booth #130 to see what the Lord has led me to create: candle boxes, jewelry boxes, old fashioned tool boxes, silverware boxes, baskets, dry sinks, Christmas ornaments and other items that can be used as centerpieces or decorated for the holidays.

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2Weekends!

23rd Annual!

f you’ve been to Christmas in the Woods, you know there’s truth in these words from W.T. Ellis. We appreciate the opportunity God has given us to host such an exciting holiday event

for 23 years. Many folks have told us they plan their yearly calendar around Christmas in the Woods. Some parents have even asked their children not to schedule weddings in October. We’re humbled that the festival has become a traditional gathering place for so many families and friends. To all those who have Christmas in their hearts, the crafters, vendors, entertainers and staff welcome you to this magical spot in eastern Ohio. While you enjoy the shopping, entertainment and food, spread the love of God to one another. That’s what Christmas in the heart is all about. Merry Christmas and God Bless “Everyone,”

A C C O M M O D A T I O N S

THE PROMOTERS

“It is Christmas in the Heart That Puts Christmas in the Air.”

Correspondence Only: Ken and Linda McGaffic433 State Avenue, Beaver, PA 15009 • (724) 774-6341E-Mail - [email protected] • We’re online at: www.christmasohio.com

OLD-FASHIONED Christmas IN THE WOODS, INC.

ADULTS.................................$8.00CHILDREN (12 AND UNDER).........FREE

Ken and Linda McGaffic

Parents, please keep in mind our woods are not stroller-friendly. Strollers are not recommended.

• Acres of Free Parking • No Pets Please• No Smoking in Woods - Outside Fence Only

• Group Rates of 10 or more • Bus Tours and Groups Welcome.

CREATIvE PLATES REFLECT HER LIFE

TICKET INFORMATION

Accommodations within minutes of the Christmas in the Woods Festival:

Brenda DeMass

GENERAL ADMISSION • DAILY RATESShaker Woods Grounds Address: 44337 County Line Rd. • Columbiana, OH 44408

he plates that Brenda DeMass created were put to use for her

daughter’s wedding, her mother-in law’s funeral, and her grandson’s baptism. A ceramic communion set she made in the beginning of her pottery career and donated to her former church reminds Brenda of how closely her life and art are intertwined. “After more than 45 years of creating art, my early work now seems primitive,” she said. “I see my life’s history unfolding in my work and reflected in it. I’m humbled God gave me this talent and gift.” She tells her story here: I was always interested in working with clay. Brian Heard, my art teacher at Ellet High School, encouraged me to continue making art. I won some awards in school for my work, and I was hooked. Then I went to Kent State as an art major, but decided I didn’t want to teach. Two years of prerequisites just to get my hands on clay didn’t appeal to me.

After marriage and three children, I told my husband I wanted to pursue my dream. I enrolled in classes at the Cuyahoga Valley Art Center and began refining my craft. While taking classes there, a fellow potter encouraged me to join her in selling our wares at a local art show. Despite my fear of rejection, I gathered up what little inventory I had accumulated for the art show. My pottery was well received and sold out almost immediately!

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You may re-enter the woods after the storm passes. Thank you.

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Hermie Granati - Dueling PianosPerforming: October 14 & 21at The Meeting House Stage

Meeting House Stage: • Hermie Granati - Dueling Pianos (Noon - 1 p.m.) (2 - 3 p.m.)Garden Stage: • Vanessa Campagna (11:00 a.m.- Noon) (1 - 2 p.m.) (3 - 4 p.m.)Simple Gifts Stage: • Abbots Cross (Noon - 1 p.m.) (2 - 3 p.m.)Windridge: • Bob Bellamy (All Day) - Booth 85Strolling: • Sidekicks (All Day) • Steel Clover (All Day)Daily Activity: • Angela Love (Caricatures) - Booth 80

Vanessa CampagnaPerforming: All Four Days

at The Garden Stage

.calm quartetStrolling Throughout the Woods:

October 21 & 22

Christmas in the WoodsENTERTAINMENT

Saturday, October 14

Saturday, October 21Meeting House Stage: • Hermie Granati - Dueling Pianos (Noon - 1 p.m.) (2 - 3 p.m.)Garden Stage: • Vanessa Campagna (11:00 a.m.- Noon) (1 - 2 p.m.) (3 - 4 p.m.)Simple Gifts Stage: • Beaver Creek Band (Noon - 1 p.m.) (2 - 3 p.m.)Windridge: • Bob Bellamy (All Day) - Booth 85Strolling: • .calm quartet (All Day) • Steel Clover (All Day)Daily Activity: • Angela Love (Caricatures) - Booth 80

Sunday, October 22Meeting House Stage: • Jeff Jimerson & Airborne (Noon - 1 p.m.) (2 - 3 p.m.)Garden Stage: • Vanessa Campagna (11 a.m.- Noon) (1 - 2 p.m.) (3 - 4 p.m.)Simple Gifts Stage: • Beaver Creek Band (Noon - 1 p.m.) (2 - 3 p.m.)Windridge: • Bob Bellamy (All Day) - Booth 85Strolling: • .calm quartet (All Day) • Steel Clover (All Day)Daily Activity: • Angela Love (Caricatures) - Booth 80

Sunday, October 15Meeting House Stage: • Jeff Jimerson & Airborne (Noon - 1 p.m.) (2 - 3 p.m.)Garden Stage: • Vanessa Campagna (11:00 a.m.- Noon) (1 - 2 p.m.) (3 - 4 p.m.)Simple Gifts Stage: • Ambridge Steel Drum Band (Noon - 1 p.m.) (2 - 3 p.m.)Windridge: • Bob Bellamy (All Day) - Booth 85Strolling: • Steel Clover (All Day)Daily Activity: • Angela Love (Caricatures) - Booth 80

First Weekend

Second Weekend

• The Meeting House Stage (Near Booth 43)• The Garden Stage (Near Food Area B)• The Simple Gifts Stage (Near Booth 136)

Jeff Jimerson & AirbornePerforming: October 15 & 22at The Meeting House Stage

Beaver Creek BandPerforming: October 21 & 22

at The Simple Gifts Stage

SidekicksStrolling Throughout the Woods:

October 14

Abbots CrossPerforming: October 14

at The Simple Gifts Stage

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4 OLD-FASHIONED Christmas IN THE WOODS Larry Kraus continued from page 1

These primitive wood household projects are fastened together with Tremont steel cut nails, which add authenticity. The Tremont Nail Company was established in 1819 and is still producing steel cut nails! The company’s nails are perfect for period dated pieces. We also welcome made-to-order requests. We’re looking forward to seeing you at this wonderful event. May our Lord bless you this day, showering you with His grace and mercy extending His loving arms toward you.

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Family-style restaurant and full service bakery.Catering and banquet facilities available.

For homemade Mennonite cooking, eat where the locals eat! We use fresh, locally grown produce, have our own in house butcher shop, and prepare our baked goods from scratch on a daily basis.

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Hermie Granati with His Dueling

Pianos

ermie Granati, with his dueling pianos, will entertain audiences of all ages. Granati, keyboardist/vocalist/songwriter/producer, has performed across the

U.S. and Canada appearing with some of the biggest names in the music biz and as a session musician on dozens of recordings. He began playing piano by ear at age 3, performed an original song in a music recital at age 4, and wrote boogie woogie songs at age 5. He made his first recording at age 12. His music career began while in high school performing at Pittsburgh and Youngstown area clubs.

Performing: October 14 & 21 at the Meeting House Stage

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RETIREMENT HAS BEEN GREAT, THANKS TO SERENDIPITY

Sharon Heiser

haron Heiser and Deb King were visiting friends when they fell in

love with rural northern Pennsylvania. It wasn’t long before they took the plunge and purchased land for a vacation home. Life promptly delivered an unexpected turn, and they found themselves facing early retirement. Going with the moment, they decided to make a leap from city life to country life. Learning to live on the land, raise crops, and sell goods at a local farmer’s market became their focus. While visiting a regional fiber show in 1996, Deb discovered some unusually soft knitted goods. At the same time, Sharon was exploring an exhibit of exceptionally cute, fuzzy animals. According to Sharon, the fiber from the alpacas she was admiring was the source for the yarn in the goods Deb had found. It wasn’t long before Sharon and Deb eagerly added two alpacas to their growing farm!

That was the start of ANNADELE ALPACAS. Sharon said, “As alpaca farmers, we became serious breeders and entered our alpacas in competitions. Our alpacas were winning awards and producing large amounts of fiber that required shearing every spring.” Since Deb and Sharon have always had a knack for crafts, it was natural for them to try their hand at spinning the alpaca fiber into yarn and then to start knitting and weaving the yarn. Alpaca fiber is as soft and luxurious as cashmere. It’s also five times warmer than wool and hypo allergenic. This makes for very high quality yarns and wonderful hand knitted and woven creations. “Bringing our high quality alpaca hand crafts to the public seemed like it was worth a try,” Sharon said. “We started having a great time telling people about our funny and fascinating animals and introducing them to the luxury of alpaca products. And…you loved it!”

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8 OLD-FASHIONED Christmas IN THE WOODS Brenda DeMass continued from page 2

I realized I could do what I love and make money at it! After that, my husband was all in. He helped me set up a studio in our home. I christened my business Earthen Vessels Pottery. The name speaks to my natural style since I like to work in earth tones and am inspired by nature. The name also has a biblical meaning from the Bible verse found in II Corinthians 4:7, which reads “but we have this treasure in earthen vessels, that the excellency of the power may be of God and not us.” It really has been the Lord’s work the whole time step by step. When I was ready, he opened the door. Brenda describes her pottery as mostly functional. One of her casserole dishes, for example, can be used for its intended purpose and also be displayed in one’s home. I start with a clay body (a good “throwing” clay) that has been formulated to add beauty and strength to the piece. It’s a low fire stoneware clay body. I have to fire it in an electric kiln which is oxidation, but I really admire gas fired pieces which are reduction. I’m always experimenting to get the perfect “look.” All my work is oven safe, microwave safe, and dishwasher safe when loaded carefully. And all glazes are lead free. Besides exhibiting at many, many shows, I’ve also done consignment work and briefly made prototypes for Crazy Mountain. For a period of time, I had a studio in a Century Homes Association house off Tallmadge circle where I live. However, with three very active children, I opted to return to a home-based business. Going to the studio at 3 a.m. to check a firing got old after a couple years! My selling philosophy is to appeal to the average buyer, i.e., someone like me who loves handcrafted pottery items but can’t spend a fortune on such items. While my daughters have suggested I raise prices, I want my stoneware pottery to be affordable. Now that I’m semi-retired, I’ll continue reflecting on the thousands of pieces I’ve crafted out of clay. I’ve been told my pottery has traveled all over the world. Maybe I’ll retire soon and do the same thing! Special thanks to my wonderful husband. I couldn’t have done this without your support.

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• Windows• Lamps• Valances

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THE “LITTLE PEOPLE STORE”

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Our new location is Spot 131 in the front

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Jeff Jimerson & Airborne

egarded by many as one of the finest vocalists Pittsburgh has ever produced, Jeff Jimerson, is best known as the national anthem singer for the Pittsburgh

Penguins. Jeff surrounds himself with an extremely talented group of musicians and vocalists to create the incredible sound of Airborne.

Performing: October 15 & 22 at the Meeting House Stage

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Booth #202

Abbots Cross

bbots Cross is a Celtic music group from the Pittsburgh area and is made up of Alan Booth and Mike Clancy. The combination of Alan

Booth’s rich vocals and Mike Clancy’s jazz background makes for an exciting musical experience. Their influences range from The Wolfe Tones to John Coltrane. Booth and Clancy’s set list includes traditional and modern Celtic music combined with improvisation.


Performing: October 14 at The Simple Gifts Stage

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BumbleBerry FarmsBooth 211

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Appleman, Floyd ...................................... 138Armstrong, Karla ...................................... 38Bachman, Melanie ...................................... 92Barker, Nadine .............................................. 28Baldwin, Karen L. ........................................... 77Barnard, Sandy ............................................ 89Barton, Ken and Sue ....................................... 195Baughman, Heidi ...................................... 22Baun, John and Mary ..................................... 29A Bellamy, Bob ............................................... 85Benham, Hope ............................................. 183Berei, Sara .......................................................... 9Berta, Jeffrey .............................................. 170Bertanzetti, Linda Ann Marie ......................... 72Betlee, Linda ...................................... 152Bier, Cheryl .................................................. 78Bordelon, Romona ...................................... 40Bordine, David W. ...................................... 187Boswell, Pat and Ron ...................................... 49Boyd, Betty ............................................. 102Boyett, John ................................................. 59Bray, Victoria and Todd .................................... 21Brenner, Brian ............................................... 110Brown, Patrice A. .......................................... 95Brown Jr., Carl ........................................... 124Burick, Michele and Barry ........................... 146Burton, Susan and John ................................ 180Butcher, Paula and Andy ................................... 8Calderon, Lisa ...................................... 34Campbell, Doreen and Clint ........................... 25Cestaric, Sheila ...................................... 26Chalfant, Gina Marie ...................................... 60Chandler, Lori ................................................ 56Coffman, Dee and Walker ............................. 108Coury, David ...................................... 191Cowher, Susan ...................................... 182Cramer, Mary Jane ...................................... 197Croft, Beryl ................................................. 204Crowgey, Priscilla ...................................... 37Curry, Leah ................................................. 161Cyprowski, Barb ........................................... 18Danko, Susan ............................................... 94Dellosa, Eeron ...................................... 55 & 76Demass, Brenda .......................................... 30Dempsey, Chanda ......................................... 5Denchfield, Richard ...................................... 198Dennis, Kevin ............................................. 162DePace, Justin ........................................... 201DeWind, Pam .............................................. 142Dolata, Walter ............................................. 122Doyle, Carol ................................................ 125Dunleavy, Dan .............................................. 58Eddy, Judy Slaina ...................................... 205El-Richani, Lina ............................................. 43Exler, Mimi .................................................. 10Fecca, Michael ............................................. 91Fetzer, Jim ..................................................... 70Fideli, Lou ...................................................... 27Fisk, Alan ...................................................... 82Fleckenstein, Anna ...................................... 51Foote, Debora ...................................... 31Forman, Mike and Patti ...................................... 29Gabler, Larry .............................................. 156Gallatin, Patricia ........................................... 133Galley, Kim .................................................. 101Gamble, Gary ............................................... 75Gaussa, Carolyn ........................................... 42Gaver, Connie ...................................... 22Gerstbauer, Delaine .................................. 153Gilbert, Charles ............................................ 15Goldstein, Louis ........................................... 84Gorby, Chuck and Karen .................................. 50Grau, Michael ................................................. 64Hamilton, Susan ............................................ 44Hannah, Lynda ............................................. 73

Crafters, Listed Alphabetically With Booth Numbers

Red Print Designates New Crafters

Harris, Dan ................................................... 192Hasenpusch, Marilyn .................................. 167Hayes, Robert ............................................. 181Hefner, Carol ................................................ 39Heiser, Sharon ........................................... 140Heistand, Linda .......................................... 159Helsel, Scott ............................................... 105Hemphill, Merry Ellen ...................................... 7Henzler, Karen ........................................... 176High, Roberta ............................................... 47Hill, Carol ..................................................... 129Hilton, Nancy .................................................. 67Hilty, Micah .................................................. 63Hnat, Frank M. ............................................... 17Hoagland, Tracy Lee ...................................... 114Hoerig, Sandy ............................................. 210Hogan, Kelly .............................................. 178Hopke, Catherine and Steve ........................ 119Horner, Fred ................................................. 83Hunter, Melissa ...................................... 33Hutchison, Bobby ...................................... 193Ingram, Joy and Zach ................................. 171John , Jeannie ................................................. 175Johnson, Allan and Nora ............................. 190Kalimon, Darlene ...................................... 10Kandray, Maureen ...................................... 126Kelleghan, Susan .......................................... 185Kirk, Kristi ..................................................... 98Kisling, Sarah ................................................. 87Knox, Debra .................................................. 74Kozlowski, Kelly ............................................. 54Kraus, Larry ................................................ 130Kristophel, E. Gregg & Deb ........................ 186Kuemerle, Amber ...................................... 36Larimore, Richard and Deb ......................... 120Lavorgne, Maureen ...................................... 179Leciejewski, Lynda ...................................... 155Letzkus, Chaz .............................................. 113Lileas, Melissa ............................................... 14Liptak, Rob ..................................................... 88Loper, Mari Jane ........................................... 123Lorigan, Daniel ............................................ 174Love, Angela L. ............................................ 80Lukas, Indre and Guoda .................................. 206Mace, Dorrin ................................................. 71Maddalena, Mary ...................................... 196Markham, Gale ............................................ 121AMars, Don ................................................... 131Martin, Trudy ................................................. 35Martin, Frances ............................................. 97Mazanek, Louise ......................................... 152McCafferty, Ruth .......................................... 79McCord, Jill and Larry ...................................... 20McCoy, Tracy .............................................. 137McCracken, Grace ...................................... 173McDevitt, Jo and George ............................. 154McKinney, Anne .......................................... 151McMahan, Tammy .......................................... 93McRainey, Lila .............................................. 46Mesko, Josh and Kelly .................................. 139Meyer, Deborah .......................................... 128Miller, Bill ....................................................... 185Morgan, Chris ............................................... 68Morris, Renee .............................................. 184Morrone, Ron .............................................. 160Mosholder, Karen ........................................ 211Moye, Mallon ............................................. 118Mullins, Helen .............................................. 168Murphy, Sara ................................................ 103Murphy, Georgiana ...................................... 165Murray, Toni E. .............................................. 69Muscari, Francesca ...................................... 45Myers, Judi ................................................... 134Neil, Terri ......................................................... 2Nixon, Rich and Jean ...................................... 127

Noll, Ingrid ................................................. 11Nowicki, Louise ............................................. 132Nuwer, Nicolette .......................................... 207Ohl, Stephan ................................................. 81Pachla, Lynne ................................................. 65Patton, Lynette ................................................. 24Perdue, Albeta ”Sam” ................................. 135Pesta, Pat and Becky ....................................... 13Piatt, Ashley ................................................. 106Pickup, Therese .............................................. 12Pierce, Ruth ................................................. 144Pilat, Mary ..................................................... 115Pistiolas, Maria ................................................. 48Placko, Tina ...................................................... 33Polinko, Lesley M. ........................................ 112Rawlins, Glen ................................................. 194Reckeart, Barbara ............................................ 57Reiser, Andrea .............................................. 172Remner, Shelly ............................................... 117Richnafsky, Pam ...................................... 9Rogowski, Malgorzata .................................... 16Roller, Patty ................................................. 86Runion, Ashley .............................................. 150Rupp, Chad and Erin .......................................... 3Rush, Chris ................................................. 111Russell, Deborah A. ....................................... 109Salinsky, Donna ............................................. 145Salter, Diane ................................................. 62Saltsman, Beth ............................................... 177Salvati, Kimberly ............................................ 147Sanders, Mary Ann .............................................. 4Schmidt, Hans ............................................... 141Schneeberger, Apryle ............................... 209Schomburg, Lou and Vivian ......................... 164Setinsek, Nancy ............................................... 66Severs, Dave and Missy ................................ 202Sheakley, Joyce ...................................... 79Sizov, Aleksandr and Vera .............................. 189Smith, Gene and Debbie ................................ 121Smith, Julie ................................................... 163Smith, Marcie ................................................ 38Smith, Marilyn and Mike ............................... 158Smith, Sue ....................................................... 32Smoley, Dawn ............................................... 136Spadaford, Joe and Lisa ................................ 149Spohn, Carole Joe, Joseph and Jing .......... 199Sprigg, Charlie and Sheila ............................... 6Sullivan, Rebecca ....................................... 157Tafe, Mike ....................................................... 99Tait, Kim ........................................................ 23Tait, Teresa ..................................................... 208Tarasiewicz, Simon & Joy ............................ 104Tepley, Kathy ................................................... 57Tomasacci, Karen and Randy ..................... 203Tracy, Lisa ............................................... 166Triggs, Meeghan ......................................... 169Tucker, Alane ............................................... 188Vaughan, Ken and Susan ............................. 90Vega, Elaine ............................................... 53Vincent, Victoria ............................................... 1Voltz, Elisabeth ............................................... 100Vosler, Tom ............................................... 96Wagoner, Dwain ............................................ 143Watson, Diane ............................................... 116Waxenfelter, Jane P. ...................................... 19Weber, Mike ............................................... 107Wiery, Christine A. ...................................... 148Williams, Greg ............................................... 61Wilson, Connie ............................................... 52Wilson, Cynthia ............................................ 200Witherell, Jill ............................................... 200Wurtz, Lance ............................................... 68Zimmerman, Pam ............................................ 41

For 20 years, Deb and Sharon have raised alpacas, harvested fiber, and created handmade alpaca products. They continue to pursue their ‘retirement career’ because they love bringing famously warm and comfortable socks and other beautiful wearables to festival goers. Some of the fleece is now handled by a New England co-op where the socks are made. To this day, the duo still hand dye their yarns. And they hand knit and hand weave their yarns into garments and accessories—one stitch at a time. Deb and Sharon keep the creations fresh and exciting by taking time to learn new fiber techniques, which leads to new designs. In 2017, hand felting appears in specialty bags and jackets. There are also stylish new hats and fresh new colors for gloves and wraps. “We have many customers who return year after year for our unique handcrafts. Along the way, many have become friends, and our business has become an extended community that we cherish,” Sharon said. “Serendipity offered up the greatest retirement ever, and you help us sustain it. Thank you!” Shop year round at: annadelealpacas.com

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Orange Area (62-79)

55. Eeron Dellosa - Fudge-A- Little - Homemade Fudge 56. Lori Chandler - Ashgrove Soaps & Sundries LLC - Cold Processed Soaps-Lotions-and Bath Teas57. Kathy Tepley and Barbara Reckeart - Creative Sampler Decorative Painting/Upcycled Items/Chair and Basket Weaving58. Dan Dunleavy - Whiskey Rocks - Whiskey and Wine Rocks59. John Boyett - Canton Glass Works - Blown Glass60. Gina Marie Chalfant - White Swan Illuminations - Pottery, Delfware Ornaments, Ceramic Tiles and Jewelry 61. Greg Williams - Cooke Tavern Soups - All Natural Gourmet Soup Mixes

62. Diane Salter - Keepsakes by Diane - Decorative Painting-Collage Boxes and Floral Accents63. Micah Hilty - Crafty Rafters - Primitives-Snowmen64. Michael Grau - Tazza Glass - Blown Glass65. Lynne Pachla - Country Stuffins - Fabric Dolls and Critters66. Nancy Setinsek - Doll Clothes Depot - Handmade 18” & 15” Doll Clothes and Accessories for American Girl Dolls67. Nancy Hilton - Reewesing - Wearable Felted Items-Hats-Mittens- Scarfs-Christmas Stockings68. Lance Wurtz and Chris Morgan - Rustic Letters - Letter Art Set in Handcrafted Frames69. Toni E. Murray - M & M Pottery - Handmade Functional Pottery70. Jim Fetzer - J Fetzer Pottery, LLC - Hand Thrown Stoneware Pottery and Horse Hair Pottery71. Dorrin Mace - Pine Knoll Clock Works - Hand Crafted Clocks of Repurposed/Recycled Materials72. Linda Ann Marie Bertanzetti - L.A.M.B.Handwoven Rugs - Hand- woven Rugs, Runners/ Fiber Related Items73. Lynda Hannah - From Hannah’s Heart - Holiday Floral Designs74. Debra Knox - Debras Definition - Papier-Mache Sculpture75. Gary Gamble - Gary’s Garden Décor - Welded Metal for Gardens76. Eeron Dellosa - Fudge-A- Little - Homemade Fudge 77. Karen L. Baldwin - Karen’s Krafts - Bears,Santas, Angels, Snowmen and Sleds, Primitive and Country78. Cheryl Bier - Mama Made Them Toys - Wooden Toys-Trucks-Cars- Animals and Teethers79. Joyce Sheakley and Ruth McCafferty - Sew Many Snowmen Handmade Fabric Snowmem and Santas

80. Angela L. Love - Caricature Artist - Personalized Caricatures 81. Stephan Ohl - Landleben Designs - Handcrafted Wooden Cookbook Stands 82. Alan Fisk - The Silver Stone - Channel Inlay Jewelry 83. Fred Horner - The Window Guy - Painted Wood Window Sashes 84. Louis Goldstein - Lou’s Art Glass - Slumped and Fused Glass Art and Jewelry 85. Bob Bellamy - Windridge - Hammered Delcimer Music 86. Patty Roller - Main Street Shop - Repurposed Windows 87. Sarah Kisling - Walking Sticks, Brooms-n Canes by S.R. - Walking Sticks-Brooms and Canes 88. Rob Liptak - Rob Liptak Art - Carved Wood 89. Sandy Barnard - Creative Clay Collectables - Ceramics 90. Ken and Susan Vaughan - Vaughan’s Custon Leather, LLC - Deerskin Leather Coats-Vests-Gloves-Handbags-Cowhide Belts, Holsters and Sheepskin Hats 91. Michael Fecca - Artistic Woodburning 92. Melanie Bachman - God’s Country Creamery - Farmstead-Artisan Raw Milk Cheeses 93. Tammy McMahan - Love Letters Handcrafted Signs - Signs on Wood-Metal-and Old Windows 94. Susan Danko - Homespun Christmas Creations - Garland-Wreaths- Pillows-Ornaments and Towels 95. Patrice A. Brown - Apple Tree Mercantile - Sculpted Wool Folkart- Pillows and Dolls 96. Tom Vosler - Vosler Custom Made Knives - Custom Knives-Display Stands and Sheaths 97. Frances Martin - Star Craft - Handmade Paper Star Ornaments 98. Kristi Kirk - Signs and Wonders - Signs-Barn Doors-Windows-Shelf Sitters and Block Sets 99. Mike Tafe - Hartlynne Primitives - Primitive Wood Furniture and Etc.100. Elisabeth Voltz - Ragtrader Vintage - Vintage Inspired Jewelry101. Kim Galley - Kinfold Candles - Soy Candles, Potpourri, Melts, Oils and Access. 102. Betty Boyd - Betty’s Bears and Vests - Teddy Bears-Vests-Jackets- Totebags and Mittens103. Sara Murphy - Crow Hollows - Primitive Woodcrafts

Brown Area (80-103)

104. Simon & Joy Tarasiewicz - The Toy Tree - Handcrafted Wooden Toys105. Scott Helsel - W.P. Classic Designs - Adarondock Lawn Furniture, Signs, Wooden Seasonal Home Décor106. Ashley Piatt - Staffilino’s Gifts - Wood Crafts/Seasonal and Primitive/Americana107. Mike Weber - I Am Mike Weber - Photography-Paper and Metal Prints108. Dee and Walker Coffman - Aspen Meadow Angels - HandSculpted Wire Angels109. Deborah A. Russell - Unique Bottle Serving Trays - Glass Melted Bottles110. Brian Brenner - Insect Creations - Framed Real Insects in Custom Wood Shadowboxes111. Chris Rush - Chris Rush Designer Notes - Notes & Tatted Lace112. Lesley M. Polinko - Les Polinko Studio - Original Fantasy Sculpture and Art113. Chaz Letzkus - Chazmania - Pen and Ink Hidden Image Art114. Tracy Lee Hoagland - Claytyme - Clay Ornaments-Nativity and Advent Calendars115. Mary Pilat - The Shabby Chic Boutique - Florals and Handpainted Home Décor and Gifts116. Diane Watson - Sweet Heart Suri Alpacas - Alpaca Clothing and Home Décor117. Shelly Remner - Mimi’s Vintage Floral - Home Décor/Vintage Floral118. Mallon Moye - M.J. Moye Custom Wood Burning - Woodburned Personalized Ornaments and Gifts119. Catherine and Steve Hopke - North Pole Shelf Elf - Airbrushed Shelf Elves and Elf Ornaments120. Richard and Deb Larimore - Silverware Creations - Silverware Art

121. Gene and Debbie Smith - Sandstone Secrets - Concrete Garden Sculptures121A. Gale Markham - Sweet Heat - Jams & Jellys122. Walter Dolata - W.D. Studio - Wood Carvings123. Mari Jane Loper - Creative Outlooks - Stained Glass124. Carl Brown Jr. - The Original Strudel Factory - Fresh Baked Apple-Cherry-Cheese Strudel-Cinnamon Sticks-Chocolate Chip Cookies-Cream Filled Chocolate Cookie Sticks-Specialty Teas & Coffees125. Carol Doyle - Carol’s Brush - Decorative Painting126. Maureen Kandray - Tatted Heirlooms and Common Scents - Tatted Jewelry/Notes, Potpourri, and Soaps and Sundries127. Rich and Jean Nixon - AuGres Sheep Factory - Designs in Wool - Sheepskin and Alpaca128. Deborah Meyer - Hearthwood Lamps - Handcrafted Wood and Stone Lamps w/Fireplaces129. Carol Hill - Darlington Creek Mercantile - Country Primitive Wood130. Larry Kraus - Kraus’s Creations - Wood 131. Don Mars - Don Mars Originals - Handmade Wooden Professional and Sport Characters132. Louise Nowicki - Morning Song Gardens LLC - Ohio Beeswax Soap, Creams and Beeswax Candles133. Patricia Gallatin - Shananigens In Leather - Handtooled Leather134. Judi Myers - Quarkey Creations - Winecork Art Initials and Christmas Trees135. Albeta “Sam” Perdue - Handcrafted Heirlooms - Fabric Seasonal Decorations and Gifts136. Dawn Smoley - Jewelry For You - Personalized Jewelry137. Tracy McCoy - Chocolate Boutique - Gourmet Apples-Chocolate Covered Oreos-Sea Salt Caramel Cashews and Much More138. Floyd Appleman - Rustic Apple Art - Art/Signs - Keychains- Mugs- and Prints Crafted from License Plates and Featuring our Artwork139. Josh & Kelly Mesko - Simply A Jar - Repurposed Hand Painted Glass Jars140. Sharon Heiser - Annadele Alpacas - Alpaca Garments141. Hans Schmidt - Pemberton Candies, Inc. - English Toffee and Other Homemade Candies142. Pam DeWind - Pam’s Fabrications - Hand-sewn Home Décor and Access.143. Dwain Wagoner - Down Home Leather - Hand Crafted Leather144. Ruth Pierce - Ruth Pierce - Makedo Pincushions-Penny Rugs, Sewing Needfuls and Woolen Creations145. Donna Salinsky - McKenzie’s Korner - Primitives146. Michele and Barry Burick - Cabin Fever - Soft Sculpture-Moose- Fox-Sheep and Snowman147. Kimberly Salvati - Crooked Creek Herbals - Handblended Organic Teas-Herbal Products, etc.148. Christine A. Wiery - Knitted Treasures - Hand Knit Hats,Scarves and Sweaters149. Joe and Lisa Spadaford - Bullet Jewelry Designs LLC - Handmade Bullet Jewelry150. Ashley Runion - Firefly Creek Home - Natural Aromatherapy Soy Candles and Scented Goods151. Anne McKinney - Circle of Friends - Homegoods and Seasonal Décor152. Linda Betlee and Louise Mazanek - Kraft Korner - Painted Wood- Ornaments-Recycled Painted Windows153. Delaine Gerstbauer - Delaine Gerstbauer-Woodcarver - Carvings

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1. Victoria Vincent - V & B Decorating - Wood Santas and Snowmen 2. Terri Neil - Artemis Botanicals - Handmade Soaps and Bath and Body Products 3. Chad and Erin Rupp - Hand Me A Glass - Handpainted Wine Glassware 4. Mary Ann Sanders - TRIMMERS - Personalized Wooden Christmas Ornaments 5. Chanda Dempsey - “You” Nique Cheeks - Face Painter and Glitter Tattoos 6. Charlie and Sheila Sprigg - Feather Your Nest - Household and Personal Accessories from Holloware 7. Merry Ellen Hemphill - Scrolling Along - Scroll Sawn Wood Items- Puzzles-Ornaments-Crosses 8. Paula and Andy Butcher - Turkey Creek Crafts - Native Style Beadwork and Crafts 9. Pam Richnafsky and Sara Berei - The Pipberry Co-Op - Primitives- Originals-Fabric and Wood10. Mimi Exler & Darlene Kalimon - Adar and Mimi - Childrens Clothes- Tutus-and Accessories11. Ingrid Noll - Ribbon Bridal - Handmade Pearl Jewelry12. Therese Pickup - Tree’s Creations - Handpainted Folk Art and Primitives13. Pat and Becky Pesta - Pesta’s Country Store - Wreaths-Placemats- Runners-Valances-Shaker Boxes -Fences and Clothing14. Melissa Lileas - The Primitive Heart - Primitive Woodcrafts-Snowmen Signs-Santas 15. Charles Gilbert - The Old Oak Tree - Wood16. Malgorzata Rogowski - Baltic Amber - Handmade Baltic Amber Jewelry17. Frank M. Hnat - Frank Hnat Wildbird Art - Wildbird Art18. Barb Cyprowski - Country Confections Candies - Gourmet Apples- Pretzels-Marshmallows etc.19. Jane P. Waxenfelter - J.P.W. Pottery - Wheel Thrown Pottery20. Jill and Larry McCord - Timbered Treasures - Primitive Barnwood Birdhouses and Cut Flowers21. Victoria and Todd Bray - St. Johnsbury Candles - Scented All Natural Pure Soy Candles- Wood Wick Candles-Melts-Votives and Gift Sets22. Heidi Baughman & Connie Gaver - Homespun At Heart - Primitive Holiday & Everyday Dolls & Stitchery23. Kim Tait - Tait Farm Foods - Farm-Made Specialty Foods24. Lynette Patton - LazyPeas - Upcycled and Repurposed Décor and Accessories25. Doreen and Clint Campbell - Campbells Country Crafts - Country Wood Primitives26. Sheila Cestaric - Antique Roof Top Slate - Painting on Slate27. Lou Fideli - Dave’s Coffee Cake - Coffee Cakes-Pickled Items and Salsa-Mayo/Mustard28. Nadine Barker - Fused Inspirations - Fused Glass29. Mike and Patti Forman - Christmas Pen - Personalized Wood Christmas Ornaments John and Mary Baun - Baun Galleries - Handmade Fine Wood Craft and Artworks-Giftware30. Brenda Demass - Earthen Vessels Pottery - Wheel-Thrown and Handbuilt Stoneware Functional Pottery31. Debora Foote - Debbie’s Recipe Towels - Embroidered Recipe Towels, Hot Pads, Mugmats and Aprons and More32. Sue Smith - A Little Bit of Spice - Spice Wreaths33. Tina Placko and Melissa Hunter - Six Cats Two Hooks - Upcycled Wool/Felted Products34. Lisa Calderon - L n S Primitives - Primitives35. Trudy Martin - Martin’s Feather Art - Hand Painted Turkey Feathers and Birch Bark36. Amber Kuemerle - Starfire Food Products LLC - Naturally Canned Goods37. Priscilla Crowgey - Woodhaven Signs - Hand Sculpted Wood Signs38. Karla Armstrong and Marcie Smith - Out of Our Gourds - Painted, Carved and Decorated Gourds39. Carol Hefner - C & D Design - Appliqued Apparel40. Romona Bordelon - Grandma’s Crochet - Hand Crocheted: Hats- Scarves-Shawls41. Pam Zimmerman - The Sassy Sparrow - Designed-Handmade Bags,Totes, Accessories Using Reproduction Fabric42. Carolyn Gaussa - Gaussa’s Celestial Creations - Handpainted Women’s Clothing43. Lina El-Richani - McCotti Inc - Biscotti and Scones44. Susan Hamilton - Sculpey Designs - Polymer Clay Ornaments- Magnets, Pins -Etc.45. Francesca Muscari - The Last Tango - Paper Art46. Lila McRainey - Lizone’s-- Jewelry With An Attitude - Handmade Collage Jewelry47. Roberta High - Highs Decorative Woodcrafts - Decorative Woodcrafts48. Maria Pistiolas - Little Friends Dolls - Cloth Dolls-Bears and Access.49. Pat and Ron Boswell - Boswell’s Beanery - Gourmet Food Products50. Chuck and Karen Gorby - The Sunflower Seed - Wooden Crafts51. Anna Fleckenstein - Little Creek Candles - Gel Candles-Refillable52. Connie Wilson - Quilts n Tiques - Quilts 53. Elaine Vega - Very Vega - Wire Art54. Kelly Kozlowski - Warblergirl Bags - Handcrafted Handbags-Wallets and Totes

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Over 15 Food Booths to Satisfy Any AppetiteConcession Food Area A• Paddy McPeppers & Pete’s-A-Place – Woodfire Pizza - Stuffed Hot Pepper Sandwich - Irish Calzone - Soda - Water

• Philly’s All American Cheese Steak: Philly Cheese Steak (Steak or Chicken) - Fresh Cut Fries - Wedding Soup - Philly Steak or Chicken Salad - Funnel Cakes - Bottled Water Canned Pop

• Inn Town/Have Smoke Will Travel: Smoked Sausage - BBQ Pulled Pork - Baked Beans - Cole Slaw - Baked Potatoes - Sweet Potatoes w/Orange Pecan Butter - Sweet Tea - Lemonade - Water - Hot Cocoa

• Peace Valley Bakery: Reuben Sandwich - Beef or Chicken Parfait - Shredded BBQ Chicken Sandwich - Open Face Roast Beef Sandwich - Haluski (Fried Cabbage & Noodles) - Apple Dumplings - Apple Dumplings w/Ice Cream - Assorted Mini Pies - Assorted Cookies - Gingerbread Cookies - Pumpkin Roll - Kolachi - Hot Chocolate - Hot Coffee - Pop - Water

• Shaker Beef House: Rib-Eye Steak Sandwich - Carolina BBQ Ribeye Sandwich - Cajun Ribeye Sandwich - French Dip Sandwich Stacked Ham Sandwich - Steak Kabob - 2 Greek-Style Kabobs w/ Pita - Homemade Beef Stew - Southern Style Baked Beans - Hot Chocolate - Hot Tea - Hot Coffee - Hot Cider - Bottled Water - Pepsi Products

• Joe’s Pasta Shack: Penne Pasta w/Meatballs & Marinara - Penne Pasta w/Alfredo (add chicken) - Penned Pasta w/ Broccoli & Garlic Herb Sauce (add chicken) - Breadstix - Coke Products - Water - Hot Chocolate - Hot Apple Cider - Arnold Palmer Tea/Lemonade

• Friends of Acacia - Sausage, Peppers & Onions Sandwich - Meatball Sandwich - Kielbasi - Vegetarian Sandwich - Hot Chocolate - Coffee - Iced Tea - Hot Cider - Pop - Water

• Brother Benjamin’s Beans - Bean Soup - Corn Bread - Turkey Sandwich - Fried Bologna Sandwiches - Pickle on a Stick - Pop - Coffee

• B & B Shaker Foods - Hot Turkey Sandwich - BBQ Ham Sandwich Fresh Cut French Fries - Fries w/Cheese - Cinnamon Roll Sundae Bottled Water - Pop - Sweet Tea

• Tom & Loretta’s Tall Texan - Tall Texan Sandwich (Beef, Chicken, Portabella Mushroom), Italian Texan Sausage Sandwich - Grilled Cheese - Hot Dog w/Kraut or Cheese - Homemade Potato Chips - Gatorade - Pop - Water

Concession Food Area B• J&R’s Kitchen: Chicken Pita - Walking Taco - Taco Salad Grilled Chicken Salad - Hamburger - Cheeseburger - Hot Dog - Gourmet Hot Dog - Chili Dog - Chicken Noodle Soup - Broccoli Bread Bowl Soup - Nachos and Cheese - Nachos Grande - Sausage Gravy & Biscuits - Breakfast Egg Sandwich - Pop - Hot Chocolate - Coffee - Hot Tea

• Snack Shack: Nuts - Fruit Slices - Sesame Sticks - Licorice - Gummies - Caramel Cremes - Sodas (Birch Beer - Sarsaparilla - Diet Birch Beer - Black Cherry) - Water

• Shaker Wing House: Chicken Wings - Chicken Legs - Smoked Pulled Pork - Smoked Pulled Beef - Homemade Potato Chips - Fried Zucchini Twist - Homemade Beef Vegetable Soup - Fresh Squeezed Lemonade - Bottled Drinks

• Brother Jon’s: DiRusso Sausage Sandwich with Peppers & Onions - Kielbassi Sandwich - Haluski - Pierogies - Soft Pretzels Iced Tea - Bottled Water

• Granny’s Fruit Cobbler: Fruit Cobbler w/Ice Cream (Blackberry-Red Raspberry-Peach) - Buckeye Blasts w/Ice Cream - Strawberry Shortcake w/Ice Cream - Gingerbread w/Ice Cream - Ice Cream Sundaes

• Popcorn Man: Kettle Corn - Apple Cider Donuts - Coffee - Water - Cider (cup or half gallon)

• Weingarters Old Fashioned Sodas & Ciders: Nine Flavors of Cider by the 1/2 Gallon - Hot & Cold Ciders by the Glass - Six Old-Fashioned Soda Flavors

• European Gourmet Almonds: Roasted Almonds - Cashews - Pecans - Chocolate Turtles - Peanut Brittle

• Shaker Fish & Fry & House: Fried Fish - Fried Chicken - French Fries - Chicken & Fries - Fish-Fries & Slaw - Fried Pickles- Fish Taco - Omelettes & Hashbrowns - Breakfast Sandwich - Coffee - Water

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for Your Convenience

154. Jo and George McDevitt - The Paintin’ Parlor - Decorative Art and Accessories-Handpainted Wares and Florals155. Lynda Leciejewski - Kate & Bud’s Closet - Handpainted Children’s Clothing and Accessories156. Larry Gabler - First Class Expressions - Calligraphy157. Rebecca Sullivan - Sullivan’s Doll Furniture - Handcrafted Doll Furniture158. Marilyn and Mike Smith - Winterwood Crafts - Seasonal Painted Wood159. Linda Heistand - Heistand Slates and Saws - Oil Painting on Roof Slate-Saws- and More160. Ron Morrone - Ron and Frank’s - Handmade Hot Chocolate, Cappuccino, Cider and Chai Mixes161. Leah Curry - Keystone Steel Company - Steel Ornaments-Wall Art- Gift Items162. Kevin Dennis - Dennis Farms - Pure Maple Syrup Products163. Julie Smith - Bone Appetite Barkery - Handmade Gourmet Dog and Cat Treats and Toys164. Lou and Vivian Schomburg - Accent On Primitives - Wooden- Painted-Distressed Primitive Reproductions165. Georgiana Murphy - Primitive Country Dolls166. Lisa Tracy - Clara’s Collars - Handmade Dog and Cat Collars, Harnesses and Leashes167. Marilyn Hasenpusch - The Garden Gate - Dried and Silk Florals168. Helen Mullins - Our Ceramic House - Seasonal Ceramics169. Meeghan Triggs - Atelier Glass Studio - Fused Glass and Glass Mosaics170. Jeffrey Berta - Always Summer Herbs LLC - Teas, Herbs, Honey, Wax and Bee Products, Teaware171. Joy and Zach Ingram - Brown Bear Pottery - Functional Stoneware172. Andrea Reiser - Pastries by Andrea - Homemade Pastries173. Grace McCracken - The Wandering Muse - Charcoal Drawings174. Daniel Lorigan - JoDan Santa Plates - Carved Plates175. Jeannie John - Aggies Attic - Recycled Jewelry, Scrabble Tiles, Domino’s and Typewriter Keys176. Karen Henzler - Dave’s - Handpainted Slate Christmas Ornaments177. Beth Saltsman - Quilts by Beth - Hand-Quilted Quilts,Tablerunners- Tree Skirts-and Quilted Ornaments178. Kelly Hogan - Black Ship Grooming Company - Mens Grooming Supplies179. Maureen Lavorgne - The Ram’s Horn - Whimsical Wool Wrapped Art180. Susan and John Burton - Calligraphy by Susan - Uplifting Calligraphy Quotes on Panels181. Robert Hayes - Bates & Hayes Concessions - Soft Pretzels- Pepperoni Rolls-Lemomade-Strawberry Lemonade-Canned Soda- Water-Hot Cocoa-Coffee and Tea182. Susan Cowher - Candles Uncorked - 100% Soy Wax Candles Hand- Poured Into Recycled Wine Bottles183. Hope Benham - Personalized Christmas Ornaments - Handpainted Personalized Christmas Ornaments184. Renee Morris - B’Dazzle! - Paper and Fabric Jewelry185. Susan Kelleghan and Bill Miller - Dreamstrokes Art - Integrating Photography and Painting186. E. Gregg & Deb Kristophel - Riverwood Trading - Handmade Wooden Kitchen Utensils187. David W. Bordine - Classic Glass - Stained Glass188. Alane Tucker - Heirloom Santas - One-of-a Kind Heirloom Santas189. Aleksandr and Vera Sizov - Sizov Copper Art - Copper Repoussé Wall Art and Handcrafted Tri-Metal Jewelry190. Allan and Nora Johnson - Herbs For Healthful Living - Herbal Soap, Salves, Balms, Medicinals and Culinary191. David Coury - Erie Blown Glass - Handblown Christmas Bulbs and Snowmen192. Dan Harris - Wood-N-Wire - Wall Décor, Signs, Cut-Outs and Boxes193. Bobby Hutchison - Pine Hill Originals - Oldeworld and Folk Art Santas and Snowmen194. Glen Rawlins - Gold Designs - Gold Fill and Sterling Silver Wire Bracelets195. Ken and Sue Barton - Sue Barton Calligraphy - Fibre Art and Calligraphy196. Mary Maddalena - This and That Co. - Fiber Art 197. Mary Jane Cramer - MJ Inspirations - Handpainted Glassware198. Richard Denchfield - Hidden Creek Artisans - Edible and Reseedable Bird Houses199. Carole Joe, Joseph and Jing Spohn - Leaded Glass Design, Inc - Stained, Leaded, Etched, Fused, and Beveled Glass

200. Cynthia Wilson and Jill Witherell - Sheepskin Shop - Sheepskin, Fleece and Wool Items201. Justin DePace - DePace Iron Works - Artisan Blacksmith202. Dave and Missy Severs - Chestnut Hill Candle Company - Hand Poured Soy Candles203. Karen and Randy Tomasacci - Natures Kanvas - Handpainted Santas and Christmas on Unique Wood204. Beryl Croft - The Sutersville Sewing Co. - Appliquéd Sweatshirts205. Judy Slaina Eddy - Main Street Originals - Gracie Collection/Folkart206. Indre and Guoda Lukas - Hair Wear Originals - Silver-Brass Hair Spirals-Hair Combs-Hair Lacers207. Nicolette Nuwer - Crafts by Nicki - Fabric Snowmen and Seasonal Decorations208. Teresa Tait - Splash of Elegance - Handcarved Floral Designs on Ceramic Ware209. Apryle Schneeberger - Apryle’s House - Teepees-Nap Mat Sets- Reading Pillows and Baby Blanket Sets210. Sandy Hoerig - Country at Heart - Primitive Dolls and Seasonal Folkart211. Karen Mosholder - Bumbleberry Farms - Honey Cream Spreads Crafted by Bees and By My Hands


John & Carol Hill • Box 212 • Darlington, PA 16115

237 2nd Street • Darlington, PA 16115 • 724-827-2000

Inside Gate B - Booth #129

Many New Designs for Primitive Living.

Country Primitive Wood Crafts Designed and Painted by

Carol & John Hill

• Outhouses• Football Wreaths• Slab Snowmen• Slab Penguins• Moose Bear• Santa’s

“Owl” see you in the woods.

URGE TO CREATE STARTED AT CHILDHOOD AND CONTINUES TODAY

Michele Burick

ichele Burick’s self-described obsession as a “maker” began

in childhood, well before the current “maker” movement. She recalls always being busy creating things, from houses out of sand to cabins with Lincoln Logs to potholders. Her obsession continued with art in high school. The urge to create persisted into Michele’s adulthood. When her three children were young, she made Halloween costumes, Christmas wreaths and other crafts. From there, Michele started selling her handmade wares at small craft shows in schools and churches. These experiences led her to craft shows in malls. As the children got older, she participated in mall shows outside her home state of Ohio, including Pennsylvania, New York, Michigan, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia. Throughout the years, Michele has developed a step-by-step process that’s productive and efficient. She makes all the heads at once, doing the same for each part. Once all the pieces are ready, full assembly takes

place. Now in her 11th year at Christmas in the Woods, this artisan has learned a thing or two. First, Pittsburgh themed items are among her best sellers. Michele loves finding Pittsburgh clothes at resale shops and flea markets to create even more Pittsburgh offerings. Second, she’s found buyers return to purchase additional sizes of a particular product line to form families. Here, Michele shares details about her creations: Customers tell me they’ve taken the dolls back to their native country or sent them to someone they know in another country. My dolls have made their way to Russia, England, Australia, and several other countries, as well as throughout the U.S. In the 1990s, snowmen were a big sensation. You could never have too many snowmen. To this day, I still sell all types of snowmen. I also construct scarecrows. My husband Barry engineered a wooden body frame so they’re self standing

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Booth #4


Booth #194

glennsgold.com • [email protected]

Gold Designs By Glenn

Garden Metal DécorBooth #75

Garden Metal DécorGary Gamble

605 State StreetConneaut Lake, PA 16316

814-382-5066

MALLON J. MOYE

Specializing in Hand Burned Personalized Christmas Tree Ornaments,

Wreaths Ornaments and Gift Tags.

WOODBURNING ARTIST

(724) 846-6468See Our Demonstration!

Three Rivers Stadium Turf MemorabiliaRoberto Clemente

Booth #118

Best Coffee Cakes Ever!

Finest Ingredients, Hand-Crafteddavescoffeecake.com

THE PIPBERRY CO-OPH Hindividually handcrafted originalsin the country-primitive style

like us on facebook: The Shoppe at Pipberry Lane for monthly giveaways-show dates

440-563-1421

Booth #9

I t is her commanding presence and explosive stage personality along with her dynamic and versatile voice

that has made Vanessa Campagna a fan favorite. From as early as 6 years old Vanessa has entertained many people during the Christmas Holiday season. She has brought smiles to the hundreds of thousands that celebrate Light Up Night each year in Pittsburgh. Many have seen Vanessa on WPXI-TV and along the route of the annual Macy’s Celebrate the Seasons Parade in Pittsburgh, while others have heard her Christmas music on Froggy Radio’s Hometown Christmas and Lite Rock 92.9. Her appearances in the B.E. Taylor Christmas Specials were explosive while her own headlined Christmas Concert has become a highly anticipated annual event at the Beaver Valley Mall and other venues around the region. Vanessa performs both beautiful Christmas standards which we have all come to love as well as new and exciting Christmas music of today. Her Christmas show will warm your heart and put you in a festive Christmas Spirit. “It wouldn’t be Christmas without seeing one of Vanessa’s Christmas shows” said one industry insider. “Her stage presence is unbelievable and her personality is contagious!” Most recently, Vanessa continues to work in Nashville with the best of the best, singing, producing, and writing music with A listers such as, multi #1 hit songwriter and producer Derek George, Liz Rose, Bryan White, Jonathan Perkins and mega-hit maker Desmond Child. It was Desmond, that took her to Miami, and introduced her to the Latin Music scene, where she shared the stage & top billing with Gloria Estefan at the LAMUSA Awards. For more on Vanessa and her music, visit her on line at www.vanessacampagna.com


vanessa Campagna

Performing: All Four Days at The Garden StageBooth #109Unique Bottle Serving Trays

Recycling At Its Best!

Deborah RussellOwner/Decorating Specialist

330-204-0570

2203 Dessecker Drive NEDover, OH 44622Also find us on [email protected]

Booth #166

Clara’s CollarsP.O. Box 2143

Butler, PA 16003

Lisa TracyPhone: 724-355-1372

[email protected]

FIREFLY CREEK HOMESMALL BATCH : SCENTED GOODS

www.fireflycreekhome.com

Ashley Runionowner / designer / chandler

[email protected]

HANDMADE IN OHIO

Lou’s Art GlassGlass Jewelry, Earrings

& PendantsCandle Holders & Art Trays

Highland Heights, OhioCell: 440-832-1439

440-461-9325 E-mail: [email protected]

www.facebook.com/lou1040

Booth #179

Booth #27

Booth #150

Booth #84


WoodhavenNew Designs for 2017!

I would like to extend to you an invitation to join us at the 2017 Christmas in the Woods Festival. My products are unique in the Arts and Craft business because I feature wood products each incorporating Hand Sculpted artwork. My pieces are all original designs that utilize a marble sculpting compound, hand detailing and time intensive antiquing process, which in turn gives them a very rich, old world appearance. As an added benefit to all of my customers, I finish all the pieces for either indoor or outdoor display and actively copyright each one to assure you that you will not find anything like them anywhere else. Please stop by for our regular demonstrations and experience works of art that are pleasing to behold and a joy to own and collect. Thank You

Booth #37

Open House: Nov. 24-26Open Sunday 10 am.-4 p.m. on Nov. 26, Dec. 3, 10 & 17

Pesta’s Country Store

300 Standard AvenueMingo Junction, OH 43938(740) 535-1873

Hours: Monday-Saturday [email protected]

Enjoy 20% Off!

Search: Pestas Country Store

“Holiday Season Specialists” with new Christmas Designs

Booth #13

Stop By and See

What’s New!

THERE’S PLENTY OF SOUP FOR YOU

Greg and Mary Kay Williams

o Soup for you! We all know this from the Seinfeld series; but of

course, Greg and Mary Kay Williams, owners of Cooke Tavern Soups would NEVER say this to you at Christmas in the Woods. We love serving and visiting with our soup friends at this awesome festival every October. Cooke Tavern Soups is a second generation family business. Mary Ellen Williams, a former home economics teacher created the business in her kitchen in 1989. She and her husband, Allan began marketing the healthy freeze dried soup mixes at local craft shows. The business, Log Cabin Soups was such a success that they soon found themselves out and about most weekends. The retirees soon decided they wanted to retire once again! Log Cabin Soups had a steady following and Greg Williams, a mechanical engineer living near State College, PA with his wife Mary Kay decided they’d like to continue the family business and purchased it from Greg’s parents in 2000. He left his career in ultrasound manufacturing to focus on manufacturing the soups and growing the business to include marketing to wholesale customers. Greg and Mary Kay decided they would like to rename the soups after their 1808 historic home that was

once a Tavern—Cooke Tavern. They completely restored a wonderful Georgian brick home and property that some contractors suggested they tear down and start over. The property had no heat or plumbing, but they turned it into a successful Bed and Breakfast. Since they were used to putting love, hard work and dedication into the restoration, they applied that same tenacity to creating a successful family business.

Cooke Tavern Soups began with only six recipes but has grown to include fifteen fantastic recipes. Our passion is to provide you with quality healthy ingredients for your ‘soup starter’. Some of our customers’ all time favorites are: Candlelight Corn Chowder, Mi Madre Marie’s Chicken Tortilla, named in honor of Greg’s

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Booth #204

TheSutersville Sewing Co.

Applique Artists419 First Avenue • Sutersville, PA 15083

724-872-6117www.sutersvillesewingco.cominfo@sutersvillesewingco.com


Bob BellamyHammered Dulcimer

Performing: All Four Days in Booth #85

HAND ME A

GLASS!

handmeaglass.com • [email protected]

Chad & Erin Rupp

“DrinkUnique!”

Booth #3

Booth #18

Gourmet Food ProductsA selection of top quality

exciting and unique specialty foodproducts prepared with pride and

a passion for perfection.Bon appétit.

Pat and Ron BoswellP.O Box 486

Hinckley, Ohio 44233(330) 463-4619 • Fax (330) 278-2679

www.boswellsbeanery.comCall, Write or Fax for FREE Brochure

Booth #49

W e D o F u n d r a i s i n g !

Christmas in the Woods

Tip:Please

remember PETS ARE NOT

PERMITTED on the Festival

Grounds under any

circumstances.

Bringing a Group?

For More Information: Call (724) 774-6341 or email: [email protected]

Sept. 8 & 9, 2018Saturday 10am-5pm • Sunday 10am-4pm

TWO GREAT SHOWS Combined to Make

ONE GREAT EVENT

ANTIQUESIN THEWOODS

Festival Address: 44337 County Line Rd., Columbiana, OH 44408

More Information Coming Soon...www.antiquesinthewoods.com

www.shakerwoodsoutdoorexpo.com

Located on Shaker Woods Grounds


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Booth #62

Booth #163

mom, Mary Ellen as well as Henna Marie’s Potato & Cheese, named for our crazy rescue dog, Henna. We continue to create new recipes and love to hear your suggestions. Each package of soup you enjoy is packed with care and love by our Amish employees and Lisa who cares for you if you call or order on line. All our soups are special because of what they have in the package and also for what we leave out! There is never any salt, MSG or preservatives. The ‘gourmet in the pot’ taste really paid off when they were selected by celebrity Chef Giada de Laurentiis at a Metro DC show as one of Giada’s favorite things which featured Cooke Tavern on the Today Show! In 2013 we received Gluten Free certification for many of our soups. We have been proud to be part of the Christmas in the Woods since 2001 and are amazed and grateful for the fantastic loyal customers we have found ‘in the woods’. We can’t wait to see you this year at booth #61.

Greg and Mary Kay Williams continued from page 17

If it doesn’t have a red “L,” it’s just something to walk on 330-482-5996 • www.itsalinda.com

November 17 & 18, 2017 • 10am-5pm388 Kingwood Drive • Columbiana, Ohio

After 29 years, I want to connect with customers in a pre-Christmas Open House Studio Sale. You can register to win a rug valued at $110. Many rugs will be on sale.

Bring this advertisement as a $10 coupon

See a real working weaving studio.

It’s A Linda® HandwovensStudio Open House

The Green Line

Dorrin K. MacehoroLoGisT, DesiGner, BuiLDer

1749 Mercer Grove ciTy rD.Mercer, Pa 16137

Ph. 724 748 4058www.PineKnoLLcLocKworKs.coM

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433 State AvenueBeaver, PA 15009724.774.6341

mcgafficadvertising.com [email protected]

MCGAFFICA d v e r t i s i n g

FoundLooking for a simple way to give your home a farm house accent? Stop by the Simply A Jar craft booth to choose from a wide selection of beautifully handpainted glass jars. They also make wonderful holiday gifts.

Simply Unique...Simply CharmingSimply a Great Gift Giving Idea!


he Ambridge Area High School Steel Band, under the direction of Todd Hartman, has received national recognition

for its outstanding musical ability, unique style, and infectious energy. Since its inception in 1988, the steel drum program has grown from five students participating after school to an average of sixty band students. Their current musical repertoire reflects a diverse collection of styles including traditional calypso & soca, big band swing, afro-cuban, latin-jazz, classical, pop, and tropical-rock. The steel band was one of only three high school groups from across the nation selected to perform at two of the American Association of School Administrators National Conferences, one of which gave them an opportunity to open up for Steven Spielberg’s keynote address in San Francisco. Additionally, they have been to three National School Board Association Conferences, and most recently, performed for over 9,000 engineers and vendors from all over the world at the annual Association for Iron and Steel Technology’s International Conference. The steel band has been invited to perform for cultural outreach assemblies at thirty different school districts located around the Pittsburgh area and has performed at twelve different higher learning institutions. Their most memorable experience came when they played with the marching band in the 2004 Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, California. It marked the first time in the 115 year history of the parade that a steel band combined with a marching band.


Ambridge Steel Drum Band

TPerforming: October 15 at the

Simple Gifts Stage

Herbal Soaps • Salves • Dips • Culinary Blends and Much More!JOHNSON FAMILY, PROPRIETORS

PH. 814-763-2309 • herbsforhealthfulliving.netherbsforhealthfulliving@windstream.net

Booth #190Booth #210

1672 Rauch RoadEast Palestine, Ohio 44413

Booth #154Booth #15

Primitive Dolls and Folk Art by

MariaPistiolas

littlefriendsdolls.com330.273.3932

[email protected]

Booth #48 Booth #96

131 Danbury Dr.Youngstown, OH 44512 (330) 783-0650

Booth #126

Hand Blended Organic Teas & Tisanes, Herbal Salves, Natural Body Products & More

[email protected]

Kim SalvatiProprietor

724-561-3163

Booth #32

Our spice wreaths are made with the finest whole spices,

including nutmeg, chili peppers, star anise, stick

cinnamon and ginger root. It smells nice, too!

HANDCRAFTED BY

Sue Smith(734) 502-5656spicewreath.com

Booth #145

Booth #147

AVAILABLE FOR FESTIVALS, FAIRS, PUBLIC SHOWSTHE ORIGINAL

FACTORYStrudel

Fresh-Baked Strudel1/4 LB. Chocolate Chip CookiesCinnamon Sticks • Oreo Sticks

Gourmet Coffees, Lattes, Chai Teas

CARL & JOANN BROWN412-780-3365 • Email: [email protected]


Booth #172 Christmas PenPersonalized Christmas Ornaments

Patti & Mike FormanCanal Winchester, OH

[email protected]

To place an order on-line, please go to: etsy.com — enter: christmaspen

florals • gifts • hand painted ornaments hand painted furniture • home décor

Like Us!

shabbychicwny.com

Lou and Vivian Schomburg365 Hessenauer Dr.Galion, Oh 448331-419-468-5823

Booth #164

Refreshingly Clean & Naturally Good• Cold-Processed Scented & Unscented Soaps • Pamper-Me Bath Teas & More • Gift Baskets• Christmas Beeswax Ornaments • Certified Soapmaker and Workshop Teacher

[email protected] • AshgroveSoaps.comLori Chandler • 230 Monks Rd, Valencia, PA 16059 • 724 352 3220

Soaps, Lotions and More

Booth #56

Booth #159

Heistand SlatesDistinctive Oil Painting on antique roof slate.

LINDA HEISTAND

126 Marlene Rd. • Beaver Falls, PA 15010(724) 846-1450

Connie Gaver330-938-6462

Heidi Baughman330-257-9467

Booth #22

Homespun at HeartCountry and Primitive

Wood and Fabric Creations

and durable. I use recycled flannels and jeans so they look real. Using the wooden body frame, I also fashioned a large moose using repurposed clothing. Requests came in and I made more. Thereafter, I discovered people also wanted smaller versions. Customers share stories of all the things they’ve done with their moose creations. One person took a moose to a Buffalo Bills tailgate party; another brought his on a boat. And at a barbecue, a moose was dressed with an apron and chef’s hat. Our moose buyers are fun people. We make the moose and they take it from there. Feedback is gratifying. Christmas in the Woods attendees are the best. They’re always laughing and taking selfies with the moose in our booth. Just in case you wanted to know, the plural of moose is simply moose. It’s challenging keeping up with trends. Still, when something catches my eye, I tweak it using my imagination and style. Sometimes fans request special creations such as a pirate, doctor, or a boxer. I always try to accommodate special requests.

Michele Burick continued from page 15

TreenwareRiveRwood

Handmade Wooden Kitchen Utensils

Booth #186

riverwoodtradingco.com

Booth #29

Booth #115

Booth #124


14101 Market Street Columbiana, OH 44408

Phone for Tasting Room (234) 759-3980

facebook.com/vineyardsatpinelake

#vineyardsatpinelake

Tues.-Wed.-Thurs.: 3-9pm; Fri.: 3-11pm; Sat.: 12-11pm; Sun.: 12-6pm; Mon.: Closed www.vineyardsatpinelake.com

Come Enjoy Breath Taking Views, Delectable Wine and Wonderful Food!

Steel Clover

eltic singer, songwriter and recording artist Steel Clover will stroll throughout the woods all four days. At the age of 10, she started playing Celtic folk music from

Ireland and Scotland on stringed instruments. A Pittsburgh City Paper local music reviewer wrote, “Her arrangements are full of passion, spirit and sensitivity that will leave you wanting to hear more.”


Strolling throughout the Woods All Four Days

C

.calm quartet

.calm quartet (pronounced “dot calm”) is a Sweet Adeline International Barbershop Quartet that love to share the gift of music with all they meet. The group’s members come from both Ohio; Kay Seymour (tenor) Toledo, Ruth Bates (lead) Elyria, Pam Crugnale (bass) Canton and Pennsylvania Margie Manuel Ambridge. The ladies of this group work hard perfecting their craft, with regular practices and singing at events, parties, meetings and nursing homes. They also compete at a Regional Competition every year in May. .calm is excited to be ringing in the holiday season with the sweet sounds of harmony!

Strolling throughout the Woods October 21 & 22

AtMs are Available at Gate B and the

Information Booth

ELK RUN ROLL-OFF SERVICES

ELK RUN industriesand

which is a licensed

Construction and Demolition LandfillP.O. Box 271 • Lisbon, OH • (330) 424-9401

e l k run ro l l o f f . c om


ELK RUN ROLL-OFF SERVICES

ELK RUN industriesand

which is a licensed

Construction and Demolition LandfillP.O. Box 271 • Lisbon, OH • (330) 424-9401

e l k run ro l l o f f . c om

9988 Market StreetNorth Lima, Ohio 44452(Exit 232 Turnpike, North

on Route 7, 1/4 mile)Tel: (330) 549-0157 Fax: (330) 549-9995

Newly Renovated!

$899

‘1 7 - ’1 8 F u n T o u r s

Here’s a Small Sample of 2017 & 2018 McCarter Fun Tours:

per person double occupancy

Transportation; three nights lodging; six meals and admission to included attractions.

$725Transportation; three nights lodging; two meals plus bonus coupon and admission to included attractions.

Pennsylvania Office2569 Darlington RoadBeaver Falls, PA 15010(724) 847-0530 or(800) 300-0707 From Pa.

Ohio Office15583 Sprucevale RoadEast Liverpool, OH 43920(330) 385-4677 or(800) 392-0002 From Ohio

Call for departure points near you!

McCARTER COACH & TOUR

Call or visit www.mccartertours.com for a complete list of tours.

Ask About a Charter!

$565Transportation, two nights lodging during

peak season and admission to included attractions.

2018• Feb. 18-Mar. 4 Florida Winter Vacation• September Canyonlands

per person double occupancy

per person double occupancy/king bed

2017• Nov. 17 Cahal Dunne• Nov. 19 Cleveland Christmas Connection• Nov. 29 Phipps Wonderland• Dec. 5-8 Atlantic City & New York• Dec. 14 Oglebay Lights • Dec. 17 Oglebay Lights

Check our website for additional trips throughout the year!

Southern ChristmasNovember 14-17

Christmas in NashvilleNovember 30-December 3

Christmas in New YorkDecember 1-3

THE BILTMORE & SMOKY MOUNTAINS

GINGERBREAD SANDWICH TREES RECIPEIngredients• 3/4 cup butter, softened• 1 cup packed brown sugar• 1 large egg• 3/4 cup molasses• 4 cups all-purpose flour• 3 teaspoons pumpkin pie spice• 1-1/2 teaspoons baking soda

Directions1. Cream butter and brown sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in egg and molasses. In another bowl, whisk flour, pie spice, baking soda, ginger and salt; gradually beat into creamed mixture. Refrigerate, covered, until easy to handle, about 2 hours.2. Preheat oven to 325°. On a lightly floured surface, roll dough to 1/8-in. thickness. Cut with a floured 3-in. tree-shaped cookie cutter. Place 2 in. apart on ungreased baking sheets. Gently press M&M’s into half of the cookies. Bake until edges are firm, 8-10 minutes. Remove to wire racks to cool completely.3. If using vanilla frosting, tint with green food coloring if desired. Spread frosting over bottoms of plain cookies; cover with decorated cookies. Store in an airtight container. Yield: about 2 dozen.

• 1-1/4 teaspoons ground ginger• 1/4 teaspoon salt• M&M’s minis• 3/4 cup vanilla or chocolate frosting• Green food coloring, optional

TOO MUCH TO CARRY?Christmas Shopping

Bags are available at the Information

BoothLocated Next to Booth 125

SHAKER WOODS FESTIVAL, INC.217 State Route 7Columbiana, Ohio [email protected]

Saturday & Sunday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

(330) 482-0214For More Information:

Craftspeople • Delicious Food • Entertainment

Shaker WoodsE S T I VA LF

200CRAFTERS

njoy the “Simple Life” as you stroll on 10 cool, beautifully wooded acres. Discover the wares of 200 selected craftspeople, including blacksmiths, weavers,

woodworkers and more, as they demonstrate the skills of a time gone by. Sample a wide assortment of mouth-watering food while listening to a great lineup of live entertainment.

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Festival Grounds Address: 44337 County Line Rd, Columbiana, OH 44408

3 Great Weekends!August 11-12 • 18-19 • 25-26, 2018

Mark it On Your Calendar - 2018 DatesAugust 11-12 • 18-19 • 25-26

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