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Booth | Name | What They Do | ||
| 45 | Ian Henderson | Biomorphic, soft, touchable rubber jewelry inspired by fractal growth patterns of flora and fauna. | ||
| 45 | Tine Sockeel | Micromacrame jewelry and body jewelry | ||
| 73 | Benjamin Posin | I craft wearable sculptures by hand using exotic woods, fossils, gemstones, and precious metals. | ||
| 73 | Chris Wu | Screen printed clothing from Portland | ||
| 73 | Tomas Vallejo-Wolff | Textile & Fiber Arts: Every piece of clothing I make is a carefully crafted, one-of-a-kind item. The fabric I use comes from all over the place. | ||
| 77 | Bekah Zeimetz | Paintings & Drawings: Acrylic on Panel | ||
| 77 | Jenna Vannest | Pottery & Ceramics: Hand thrown, sculpted, carved, painted and screen printed pottery. Lovingly made by hand in small batches with clay, glazed and fired in my kiln in Eugene, Oregon. | ||
| 78 | David MacFarlane | Woodwork: I use a lathe to turn bowls and vessels from wood and alabaster. When I work with wood’s amazing burls, I turn my vessels to a wall thickness of a quarter inch and leave some with natural edges. | ||
| 78 | Jaimee Gentile | I paint whimsical miniature watercolors, each about one inch big | ||
| 82 | Christopher Reitmaier | Hand made, one of a kind, mixed-Media, recycled art | ||
| 82 | Jason Pancoast | Woodwork: I create layered wood relief sculptures from my original drawings. Each drawing is drafted digitally and cut from wood using a precision laser cutter. | ||
| 84 | Tyler Haas | Jewelry & Beadwork: I hand fabricate silver and gold using a soldering torch, jewelers saw, hammer and anvil, as well as various burs. I cut my own cabochons from slabs of natural stone with trim saw and cabbing wheels. | ||
| 106 | Lacey Walton | Glass Arts: These carefully crafted functional glass art pieces convey a resilience and dedication to bringing more beauty to the World. | ||
| 106 | Sarah Hancock | Glass Arts: My art is created by heating, melting and blowing borosilicate glass to create various shapes and sculptures. I then pull very thin glass stringers and use the flame to essentially paint with the glass stringers onto the surface. | ||
| 149 | Ira Hyder | Jewelry made from silver cast peach pits | ||
| 149 | William Freeman | Jewelry & Beadwork: I create kinetic jewelry and sculptural objects that honor movement, craftsmanship, and material memory. | ||
| 181 | Debbie Krell | I am excited to create a stunning booth; bringing vibrant custom tie dyed clothing & tapestries. | ||
| 181 | Maria Gillis | Jewelry & Beadwork: This jewelry was made using copper or silver wire shaped by the artist using pliers or their hands, incorporating natural stones and beads. | ||
| 191 | Amy Armantrout | Textile & Fiber Arts: This is a low impact method of natural dying, where I use local plants that I have grown or gathered to dye natural fiber textiles and garments. | ||
| 191 | Erin Fahey | Textile & Fiber Arts: I create natural fiber apparel and textiles with that I adorn with natural dyes, my own hand carved block prints, and found objects such as vintage buttons, chain, pendants, and beads. | ||
| 232 | Ethan Kempf | Metalwork: I hand forge legendary blades. Melting and shaping the physical and metaphysical aspects of steel with fire and passion. My work is beautiful, but I am primarily concerned with function. | ||
| 232 | Sasha Wilkerson | Expressive, contemplative paintings and prints exploring nature and subjective experience. | ||
| 244 | Cris Chapman | Wearable Masks, Fascinators, and Hair Halos | ||
| 306 | Jeremiah Armstrong | Jewelry & Beadwork: I begin with raw sterling silver, melting it down and pouring it into ingot molds. From there, I create my own wire and sheet metal, building each piece from the ground up. | ||
| 306 | Moksha Marquartd | Fine art paintings and archival reproductions of my work. | ||
| 378 | Frances O’Halloran | I am a Bio-Regional Herbalist + Maker of Super Natural Skin Care + Herbal Wellness Products. | ||
| 380 | Brian Cummings | We make 3 string electric guitars and amps made from repurposed items. | ||
| 380 | Gage Reeves | Folk Art & Natural Crafts: We make our Guitars and amps from upcycled materials – Cigar boxes, and tins of all kinds. We then source unique and highly charactered wood scraps from everywhere we can find them. | ||
| 654 | David Collings | Jewelry & Beadwork: All our work is fabricated in sterling silver and 14k, 18k and/or 22k gold. We use etching and roller printing techniques are to achieve a wide variety of textures on the metals. | ||
| 654 | Madelynn Massey | Pottery & Ceramics: I use the pottery wheel to throw and trim each vessel, adding handles or alterations during the leather-hard stage. Once bone dry, I hand-paint botanically inspired designs with underglaze. | ||
| 654 | Sabine Collings | Jewelry & Beadwork: All our work is fabricated in sterling silver and 14k, 18k and/or 22k gold. We use etching and roller printing techniques are to achieve a wide variety of textures on the metals. | ||
| 764 | Frida Haas | My specialty is creating unique and beautiful face and body painting. | ||
| 764 | Richard Wiget | Squirt-A-Shirt is a interactive Esoteric craft where you make your own tie-dye, with the OCF Logo. | ||
| 930 | David McDonald | Glass Arts: Borosilicate glass rods and tubes are melted with a special glassblowing torch. | ||
| 930 | Kristi McDonald | Glass art. | ||
| 951 | Cynthia King | Herbal Aromatherapy product line of Sprays, blended oils ,body creams and lip balms. | ||
| 951 | Phoenix Glass | Sculptures & Carvings: These Altar Guardians are 100% handmade. They are crafted from paper clay, recycled and naturally dyed fabrics, and found objects in nature (ie shells, small bones, feathers etc). | ||
| 979 | Danny Stephans | Paintings & Drawings: I blend a use of airbrush and paintbrush to try to get a realistic and ethereal effect. | ||
| 979 | Erin Markee | Pottery & Ceramics: I throw on the pottery wheel then carve and sculpt mushrooms as handles and decorations on vessels or into smaller trinkets and decor. | ||
| L12 | James Curtis Island | Woodwork: Very special wood veneers are selected based on light transmissibility, look and feel. | ||
| L12 | Lindy Kehoe | Pottery & Ceramics: My pottery is inspired by the whimsical realms of wonder and play. I am drawn to bright colors and round forms that are enjoyable to hold and use. | ||
| L18 | Kia Metzler Holdan | Paintings & Drawings: I use acrylic on canvas, allowing concept & subject matter to emerge in process. | ||
| L21 | Colin Liotta | These pieces are created by precisely cutting, stacking, and glueing thin sheets of hardwood veneer (maple, walnut, etc), along with silver mirror glass. | ||
| L50 | Andrew Gudger | Hand blown and sculpted hot glass art, with glow in the dark functional, wearable and art objects. | ||
| L50 | Darci Bogdan | Jewelry & Beadwork: I make handmade cloisonne enamel jewelry and accessories. | ||
| L84 | Espy Thompson | I create custom fresh flower crowns and flower art | ||
| L84 | Jazzi Januari | Original designs are made using organic, natural, and sustainable fabrics with hand-applied dye techniques. I create functional pottery from porcelain and stoneware using wheel-throwing techniques. | ||
| L88 | Matthew Brown | Wooden surfboards, passive amplifiers, spatulas, cutting boards and rolling pins | ||
| L89 | Lela Ross | Psychic Intuitive Guidance | ||
| L94 | Ishka Lha | Paintings & Drawings: I create visionary art that connects people more deeply with their mystic heart through the use of spiritual symbolism, comparative mythology and iconography, and a deep love of nature. | ||
| L95 | Cory Ench | Printing Arts: I am a visual artist. I do painting and drawing and printmaking. My original work is in a variety of mediums including oil paint and watercolor. I have my own giclee printer and make my own custom prints on canvas and fine art… | ||
| M57 | Kathy Beight (creaturish) | Fantasy Creature Wear – ears, tails, horns and other creature bits | ||
| M58 | Candace Westberg | I make whimsical ceramic art. My themes range from shroom booties, the PNW, to snarky humor & more. | ||
| M58 | Marilyn McElroy | My 2 crafts are iridescent fairy wings and elaborate jewelry featuring insects. | ||
| M59 | Blaire Jones | reiki & Afro-Indigenous spiritual cleansing | ||
| M62 | Amanda Ryznar | I make carved porcelain pottery, and am now also juried in for my crochet work and handsewn dolls. | ||
| M66 | Eric Myers | Handcrafted and painted high quality Longboard skateboards. | ||
| M66 | Hannah Ring | Magical and mystical capes and cloaks for sprites, elves, and all Faire Folk | ||
| M66 | Loralee Zigler | Hemp and natural fiber clothing | ||
| M69 | Cheri Ellis | Bee, moth, mushroom artist with printed stickers, cards and prints, as well as art printed dresses. | ||
| W24 | Sherilyn Sunflower | I make Willow baskets and crafts, meditation pillows, Gaia Wraps (reusable saran alternative), and playing card holders. | ||
| W28 | Jane deForest | Astrology | ||
| W30 | Aruna Beth | Intuitive Tarot & Numerology Readings /Counseling & Consulting | ||
| X08 | Evan Burnette | Hand Blown Glass: Large Colorful Vases and other Functional and Sculptural Objects | ||
| X08 | Mary Lewandoski | Textile & Fiber Arts: I create hand-woven items such as scarves, towels, table runners and wall hangings. I use natural fibers and techniques learned from books, magazines and being involved in weaving communities. | ||
| X44 | Argon Vancouver | Leatherwork: Single pieces of wild-harvested kangaroo leather are cut to original patterns, laser engraved with original art, and folded like origami to form wallets, card carriers, boxes, coin purses, notebook covers and key “chains”. | ||
| X44 | Eliza Hamilton | Textile & Fiber Arts: Utilizing traditional rug-making techniques including a punch needle, latch hook and a modern ‘tufting gun’, I am creating plush textile artworks including Rugs. | ||
| X58 | Emma Saltzberg | Jewelry & Beadwork: I design, hand solder, cast, and set lapidary into one-of-a-kind sterling silver wearable artwork. | ||
| X58 | Tatiana Priestley | Woodwork: I use a variety of recycled wood to create unique statement earrings. I use a band saw to make the wood thin, I cut my original design with a scroll saw or a coping saw, and then I use a dremel to shape the design. | ||
| X61 | Sarah Thompson | Jewelry & Beadwork: I work with fine silver wire and sterling silver wire to create unique original designs. To me it is very much like drawing thru wire. To accomplish my designs I use wire weaving as the base and over the years have included many… | ||
| X62 | Caitlin O’ Rourke | Textile & Fiber Arts: I create one of a kind garments made from upcycled and new materials. I use vintage Afghan blankets for my knitwear line that I hand draft every pattern and each piece is individually crafted based on the unique blankets. | ||
| X62 | Jay and Janet O’ Rourke | Wood artists, jewelry, sculpture & turned vessels a collaboration between Janet & Jay O’Rourke | ||
| X62 | Tai Vautier | Jewelry & Beadwork: I hand fabricate my jewelry from my own silver & gold alloys. I fuse these metals together to create unusual textures. I ad a dark patina & high quality gems set in high karat gold, to create jewelry that looks ancient and… | ||
| X63 | Dirt and Ruby Seago (one identity) | Photography: I am offering live tintype portraiture. I coat a piece of aluminum in salted collodion and submerge it in a bath of silver nitrate solution, then load it into an antique camera to expose the image. I then take it into a portable… |
Oregon Country Fair is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization & host of a 3-day event every July in Veneta, Oregon.
