25th Annual Women in the Arts Festival

Artist Market

Artist Market Hours

Friday : 5:30pm - 8:30 pm
Saturday : 11am - 8:30 pm

2011 Artist Information

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Thank you to everyone that patronized the 2011 WITA Artist Market! See you next year!

 

The Women in the Arts Festival Artist Market features over 30 booths full of women created and inspired art, photography, jewelry, clothing, gifts, sculpture, cards, edible treats, books, music and more.


Walk through and admire the craftswoman-ship and take home a one-of-a-kind item to give as a holiday gift or to help you remember the Festival throughout the year. The festival also offers space for non-profit groups that serve women, a great opportunity to learn more and become involved in your community.  


Something new for the 2011 Artist Market: Live Storytelling!

Patrice BlackBottle
Patrice BlackBottle:

This Teller of Tales and Soul-Scribe beguiles all with her “Star Tales”
and bestows special tokens from the land of the Fae.
A free “Intuitive Iridology” © scribing session allows you to see why:
 “The eyes are the windows to the soul.”



2011 Artists and Organizations

Bead Boutique and Charlene - Barbra Murray & Charlene Maupin          
517-267-0541 or 615-419-5940    chrinmaupin@gmail.com
Handcrafted jewelry (necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings) using Kumihimo braiding, leather, pendants, beads, and cabs, with a variety of findings (silver, pewter, metal, etc.).

Bea's Blend—Bea Hardy
419.343.1157      beablend@yahoo.com     www.beasblend.com
Fair-trade green coffee beans are slow-roasted to perfection by Master Roaster, Bea Hardy. Your coffee will be delivered immediately after your order has been placed. You will receive the freshest, finest coffee available.

Cammy Nelson
517-614-3822     nelso128@ctlr.msu.edu
Recipes in a jar and quilted totes.            

Designs by Inanna – Inanna Fauver
517-887-4079     inannafauver@mac.com
Handmade jewelry, specializing in glass beads and semi-precious stones. I also work with fabric and paper to create 3-dimensional wall art.

Dusty's Works - Jo Ann & Shirley Smith
517.381.0510
One-of-a-kind handmade gifts. We offer a variety of unique quilted, crocheted and knitted items. Some, but not all, are made using recycled and found objects.

Elemental Earthworks—C. Corky Dunsmore
419.345.8415      cdunsmore@woh.rr.com
Hand-crafted Functional 7 Raku-ware with individually carved tree, vine, animal & abstract designs, with multi-layered glazes representing the 4 elements:  earth, water, fire and air.

Family Spirits Homestead—Cindy Swartz
812.343.0974      fspirits1@yahoo.com
Locally grown produce. Homemade jams, jellies and pickles. Al goods are made from  handed-down or newly-created recipes. Tupperware products too.

Foam Friends – Juanita Kennedy
Foamfriends4u@gmail.com
Unique creations for wall, door or desktop display sculpted from recycled and repurposed styropolyurethene (styrofoam).

Gardner’s Gallery, LLC – Jennifer Gardner
517-230-1509     jagardner73@yahoo.com
My daughter is a wetlands biologist and has become a wildlife and wild spaces photographer. We are offering matted prints from 4x6 to 20x30 and Christmas and greeting cards. They include flowers, birds and wildlife and landscapes.
               
Goldenrod Music      
517.484.1712      music@goldenrod.com                 www.goldenrod.com
Compact discs, DVDs and other cool things by women artists.

Grandma's Parlor—Alice Landis
231.331.6371      alicelandis@yahoo.com
Handcrafted sterling silver jewelry with hand-cut and polished stones, fresh
water pearls, crystals, and so much more.

Healing Prospects—Kim Smith
734-945-6315    Healing Prospects@aol.com
Offering rocks, crystals, gemstones, fossils, handcrafted jewelry, healing pouches, ritual tools (wands, travel altars, pentacles, athames),pendulums, stone carvings /fetishes, and various metaphysical resources.

Janet A. Smith
517.290.9965      janetasmith@mac.com
JanetASmithiphotograhy.blogspot.com                 janetasmith.blogspot.com
Framed photographs and blank cards. All photos shot and processed in iphone. Raku-fired art items.

K'Anna Burton, CMTMeditative Chair Massage
517.420.7086      kannaburton@aol.com
Chair massages from 5 minutes to 20 minutes in length. Still at the affordable price of $1 per minute—at WITA for over 8 years!

Lesbian Connection / What Helen Heard
PO Box 811, East Lansing, MI 48826    517.371.5257
elsiepub@aol.com    www.LConline.org
Lesbian Connection magazine - the free worldwide forum of news and ideas for, by and about lesbians. What Helen Heard - what's happening for Michigan Lesbians.

Madam-art – Alysa Diebolt
906-359-4546     alysamarie0@gmail.com
Handmade fused glass. Variety of products, including functional art pieces, display pieces and dichroic glass jewelry.

Mayan Women’s Cooperative of Guatemala 
517.243.1642      carol.brundelre@lansingschools.net
Colorful Mayan woven items, such as scarves, purses, backpacks and toys, as well as jewelry, candles, and greeting cards that have pieces of the woven fabric in the pictures. All proceeds go to the Mayan women in Guatemala.

Name Your Charm and Fun & Funky Jewelry
517-589-9912     sandile48@hotmail.com or middyc7@aol.com
We use Swarovski crystal, magnetic, lampwork, glass and tiger-eye beads in our necklaces, bracelets, earrings, wine and zipper charms and lanyards. Specializing in cancer and magnetic bracelets and MSU/UM jewelry.

Pam Pulley Pottery
517.482.1602       pampulleypottery@aol.com  
One-of-a-kind functional stoneware pottery pieces for everyday use. All functional ware is food-safe and can be used in the microwave, oven and dishwasher.

People Called Women Bookstore
419.469.8983      pcwtoledo@yahoo.com                www.peoplecalledwomen.com
6060 Renaissance Place, Suite F, Toledo, OH 43623
New & used books, calendars, journals, t-shirts, buttons, bumper stickers, gift items, etc.

Peace Works! - Kathie Kuhn
517 - 485-0425      lifeissacred2004@yahoo.com
Clay flower incense holders, magnets, spoon rest, embroidered jewelry, re-purposed peace clothes.

Raven Natural Soap Company - Alex Raven
akraven1@juno.com

Rosa's Treasures—Rosa Garcia
419.206.8095      lagardinera@yahoo.com
Wearable art and decorations for the home. Each piece intricate, detailed, magical. Let my treasures become yours!

Soulful Earth HerbalsKathaleen Parker
517.316.0547      kathaleen@soulfulearthherbals.com      www.soulfulearthherbals.com
Natural handcrafted herbals.  Soaps, lotions, bath treatments and healing salves.

Stampin’ Up! – Gayle McCracken
517-896-5217     gmccracken@cablespeed.com
My crafts are made using Stampin’ Up! Products (stamps, card stock, embellishments). Cards (single & packages), pre-made Scrapbook Albums, tile coasters, calendars, magnets, totes, candy bags 7 much more! Stop by & see my display and holiday decorations.

Stone Cloud GardensMarjorie Johns
989.224.1542      stonecloudgardens@yahoo.com              www.bobswifessoaps.com
I produce handmade natural essential oil soaps since 1998 from my own formula. I sell them along with my own eco-grown fruits, vegetables, eggs and honey at Meridian, Ann Arbor and Howell farmers’ markets.

SW Art Glass—Susan Wright
517.256.7331      susanwright1000@hotmail.com               
Fused glass…baubles, vessels, tiles and more.

The Bead Lady – Sheila Carlson
517-290-7481     sheilacarlson01@comcast.net
Hand-crafted seed bead jewelry and accessories. Cuff bracelets, necklaces, earrings, needle cases and pin cushions, casual bracelets, beaded tassels, trinket boxes and jars.

The Silk RoadYvette Hugan 
517.223.0503      silkroad@cac.net 
Hand-made and/or hand-dyed historically inspired clothing, costumes and accessories.

Christine Helen Handcrafts - Christine Fronczak Throo
chhandcrafts@yahoo.com
I design and make jewelry and accessories from various metals and semiprecious stones in Lansing, Michigan.  I use recycled sterling and sustainable practices.

Wise Womyn Books – Skye King
248-547-2545     www.susunweed.com                  skyeroi@yahoo.com
Save your own life! Follow the Wise Womyn Ways. I am selling two of herbal healer Susun Weed’s books at reduced prices. All women need this information. Free chair massage with book purchase.         

Wishbone Art—Darcy Wildt  
518-641-4555     darcywildt3@gmail.com
One of a kind artwork that will make you happy every time you look at it. Who couldn’t use more happiness in their life? We also offer unique jewelry for yourself and those you love. Our creations make great gifts. Shop now for the upcoming holiday season!        

 

 

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