Susan Mackey Tunnicliffe
Susan Mackey Tunnicliffe maker of an eclectic mix of decorative arts inspired by 18th and 19th century artisans. Susan makes silhouettes, watch, spice, candle, and pipe boxes along with a line of cement architectural items and garden ornaments. She pays particular attention to surface finishes, texture, color as well as detail. I discovered Susan's outstanding work deep in the heart of Amish Country in Berks Country, Pennsylvania.

Judy Robinson
Handwoven textiles
Judy has been creating handwoven pieces for 26 years. Through the years her works have been displayed in "The White House", won awards for Best of Show and many other honors. Weaving free-handed at her loom, colors, designs and sizes vary, but all are in the traditional flavor, each one is unique. Judged "one of the Best Craftsman" in the United States by Early American Life magazine as well as featured in Colonial Homes, County Home, Country Living.

Teresa Carr
Doll Artist
Teresa Carr is another of my favorites. A master creator as well as expert reproducer of early looking dolls. Her work conveys the special unspoken love, the warmth that distinguishs art from craft. I'm proud to offer Teresa's original American creations in my store.

Louise Tietjen
Hooked Rug Art
Rug hooking developed in North America along the Eastern Seaboard in New England in the United States. Rug-hooking has been popular in North America for at least the past 200 years. One of the most devoted to this craft is also one of my best friends Louise Teitjen. Time honored techniques, endless hours, fine wool hand dyed colors bring forth truly wonderful work that I am proud to offer in my Artists & Artisans Store.

Jac Johnson and Patricia Paxson Johnson
Nationally recognized for their wood art pieces. Old tin barn roofs become wings for hand carved eagles and crows. Keeping the creative spirit of yesteryear alive in
the art of today.

Joe Jostes and Sue Skinner
SJ Pottery
They have been making beautiful redware pottery since 1988 when Joseph Jostes and Susan Skinner opened the SJ Pottery LLC. Their redware is lead free and dishwasher safe.

Jacquelyn Trone
Jackie’s work has been in the Metropolitan Museum of Folk Art in New York. She has been featured in Early American Life’s “Directory of the Best inAmerican Artists” for over 20 years. Due to the great demand for her paintings, Jackie began offering
limited edition(50 or less) prints of her watercolor paintings.

Sharon Mason
Chalkware
of Virginia is a master of the colonial art of chalkware molding. The term chalkware refers of ornamental objects made with natural mineral gypsum. These molded pieces begin with an original sculpture. Each one is then handpainted, distressed and antiqued.

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Jennifer McKelvie
Hooked Rugs
Over 25 years Jeffifer has perfected her art. Her work is showcased in Early America Life magazine. Selected by the Kentucky Center of Folk Arts as featured artist for the holiday show! She uses wool, most of which she hand dyes. Jennifer was taught by some of America's finest rug hookers. She now instructs others. I am pleased to add Jennifer McKelvie to our gallery of American Artists & Artisans.

Julie Bailey
Doll Artist
From a family farmhouse in the small town of Arena, Wisconsin, nestled near the banks of the nearby Wisconsin River, emerges an exquisite collection of Queen Anne dolls. Julie Bailey spent the past 18 years perfecting her doll art. Known for the refined, delicate detail of her work, Julie's Queen Anne creations have long been a favorite in the local country shops that dot south central Wisconsin. We are delighted to introduce her work to our internet friends.

Carol Weatherman
Hooked Rug Art
Carol Weatherman lives in a growing little town of Mustang, Oklahoma. It is just west of Oklahoma City. Carol is a self taught artist. Her focus is early wool hooked rugs creating pieces in a wide variety of sizes portraying animals, pictorials and floral. She dyes and cuts all the wool used in her creations. Careful consideration is used when dyeing to reproduce the warm muted and drab hues of the traditional rugs. She has been hooking rugs and creating patterns for over twelve years, truly loving when an idea becomes a finished rug, but says nothing is more rewarding than when a customer finds a piece perfect for their home.

Carole O'Neill
Painter
Featured artist. Best friend! Carole O'Neill lives in fabled Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, home to Andrew Wyeth. Chadds Ford is noted for inspiring art and artists, and Carole is indeed inspired. These original paintings are warm, expressive, and reflect a style she has nurtured over thirty years. Her work sells in Brandywine Valley shops, they will soon be in demand, and I am thrilled to be able to offer them in my Artisans Store.

Greg and Mary Shooner
Redware
Over many years, the redware pottery of Gregg Shooner and Mary Schooner has found a place in private collections and museum shops all across America and abroad. Featured in magazines and
newspapers, this redware remains unrivaled in its unique interpretation of rare antiques.

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