The Crafts Show

Main Street and High Street, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Some 88 booths of high-quality crafters represent the work of crafts people and artisans from the local area and across Virginia as well as North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and as far away as Florida. All exhibitors must meet the Festival's policy that items be handmade or handcrafted.

Booths begin downtown on Main Street and continue up High Street all the way to Griffin Boulevard. Booths #1-#26 are located along Main Street. Turning up High Street are #27-#46. Beginning at the Episcopal Church on High Street and running all the way to Griffin Boulevard are #47-#89.

Crafts Booths in the 1997 Festival

Main Street Section 1. Kohnke-handmade dolls. 2. Teresa Chevalier-herbal bath salts, massage, oils, dream pillows, candles, wreaths, teas, etc.. 3. Lucy J. Emerson-handwoven baskets. 4. Billy Allen-wooden furniture and crafts. 5. Audrey Parson-wall hangings, placemats, small wood crafts. 6. Ruth T. Seay-wood crafts, slate painting. 7. The Country Way, Joanne Bryant-birdhouses, wood items, crushed pecan people. 8. Jean Tyres-ceramics. 9. Joe Lyerly-country wooden items, crochet, and baby items. 10. Gayle B. Duncan-flower arrangements, wreaths, doilies, small wood items. 11. Sue Brindle-floral designs, wreaths, potted arrangements. 12. Polly Farmer-jumpers for women and children. 13. Lisa Carrington-decorated gift books. 14. Bob and Jerri Sherrill-wood crafts, personalized signs. 15. Fred and Connie Richmond-handwoven baskets, painted rocks, wreaths. 16. Betty C. Smith-wreaths, lined baskets, pillows, keychains. 17. Debbie Fox-container scented candles. 18. Corbet & Mildred Ingram-small wood crafts and jar lid covers. 19. Sandra Thorpe-ceramics, vegetables, holiday Indians. 19a. Silverleaf Folkart-rustic furniture birdhouses from natural materials. 20. Debbie Jones-woodworking, shelves bow baskets, ironing boards. 21. Ellie Hubbard-hairbows, button covers, barrettes, theme jewelry. 22-22a. Ann K. Hazlewood-handmade frames with paintings, wood craft items. 23. Ruth Fauver & Karen Overton-yard art/signs, decorative tables. 24-24a. Patricia Vinson-primitive wood, basket tie-ons. 25. George Martin-wood tables, benches, rocking horses. 26. Susan Holton-pillows, baby quilts.   Lower High Street Section 27. Sunrise Designs-liquid sterling silver jewelry. 28. Charles R. Baron-wine racks, quilt racks, cutting boards, wood crafts. 29. Look! Signs and Graphics-personalized signs.

30. Teresa Mendez-Duncan-country dolls, quilled hangings, wreaths, painted wood items. 31. Lois Wray-scarves, hairbows, earrings. 32. Sue Dille-handmade ethnic style jewelry. 33. Dennis Cooper-handmade baskets. 34&34a. Aubrey Whitt-woodcrafts. 35&35a. Eddie and Janet Hitt-painted woodcrafts, door crowns, welcome signs. 36. Jerri Powell-ceramics, handpainted antiques. 36a. Ann Grafton-corner kids. 37. Susan Fetty-women's clothing. 38. Bob Flippen-historical books and prints. 39. Helen Carpenter-hand-quilted pillows, wallhangings. 40&40a. Joe & Susanna Butler-handwoven baskets. 41. Lorine Owens-handwoven baskets, handmade quilts. 42. Renee Moss, Blowing in the Wind-sterling silver and gemstone jewelry. 43. Jeana Azar, Sterling Phoenix-handcrafted jewelry, stone and wire designs. 44. Busy Bee Workshop-lap desks, bird feeders, baskets, jewelry. 45. Emily Donlon, Earthstone Designs-handmade gemstone beaded necklaces. 46. J&D Woodworks-country furniture accents.   Upper High Street 47. Russ Claar "Grey Feather"-Native American crafts. 48. Mary Pascale-Tok & folk art, painted plaques, yard signs, mailboxes. 49. Kay Raysor-handpainted dogwoods and iris. 50. Tom and Chris Hearn-bird houses, bird feeders. 51. Richard Ford-woodcrafts. 52. Martha Newton-heart and oval braided rugs. 53. Mattie Marie White-handmade pressed flower note cards. 54. Glenn Hall-woodcrafts. 55. Crochet items, and men's sweaters, baby items and dollies. 55a. Lauri Ross-elaborate face painting, hats, etc. 56. Keith France-woodcrafts 57. Maurice Victor-peek-a-boo puppets. 58. Bridgette Foster-sand arts. 59. Shirley Bolding-crochet afghans, pillows, dolls, knits. 60. Bernice A. Csaky-small ceramic houses.

61. Bob & Margaret Schultz-painted wood pieces, handsewn dolls. 62. Louise Kinne-floral arrangements, wreaths. 63. Kathleen Bernard-pewter figures. 64. Jean Watlington-Helen Lewis-painted stones, jewelry, hairclips, music boxes. 65. Lee Philbates-birdhouses, shelf setters. 66. B.H. Joseph's Cabinet Shop-handmade reproduction furniture. 67. Angela Hardiman-handcrafted peek-a-boo dolls. 68. Linda Griffith & Sarah Hill-cloth dolls, quilts. 69&69a. Katherine Wingo-African violet pots, ceramics. 70. Jane Peters-embroidered jackets, sweatshirts, towels, t-shirts, angels. 71. Carla Coffey & Irene Cash-woodcrafts, wreaths, arrangements, puppets. 72. Dana Fortner-handmade western vests, jewelry, yo-yo toys. 73. Mary Anne Harvey-painted resin figures, wreaths, wood items. 74. Anne Moore-photo albums, creative tools. 75. Elizabeth Sparkman-handmade baskets. 76. Karen M. Bryerton-prairie jumpers, hairbows. 77. Rhonda Smith-handpainted woodwork ceramics. 78. God's Creation-framed and unframed poems and prints. 78a. Bill & Kathy Kelly-handpainted butterfly houses, glasses, and antique roofing slates. 79. Windy Hill Herbs-herb and perennial plants, handmade soaps. 79a. Ted & Judy Roberts-children's foam toys 80. Patty Patterson-embroidered and applicayed items. 81. Virginia C. Kline-canvas whirlagigs, etched glass, wood toys. 82. Evelyn Ruffin-flags. 83. Mary Sue Johner & Judy Smith-marionette puppets. 84. Marie Carter-shelves, fishing poles, weather stations. 85. John & Paula Ciccone-wooden toys, train banks. 86. Barbara & Tom Fletcher-solid oak tables, clocks, flag cases. 87. Edna Arrington, woodwork. 88. John & Carolyn Rasmussen-wood tables, shelves, quilt racks, etc. 89&89a. Bobby Watson & Mark Watts-oak and ash furniture, many kinds.