Carol Clay
Handwoven throws and wearable art comprised of natural fibers in complex color designs based on colors found in nature.
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Arachne by Carol Clay and Mac Chambers
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Uzo Ezekwudo
Nnamdi Batik Art is exquisite, hand crafted, 100% cotton all year round wearable art.
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Nnamdi Batik Art
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Vic Lowe
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A Good Catch
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Originally from England, Vicky Lowe studied Graphic Design at Newcastle upon Tyne University. She worked in London as an illustrator and designer for newspapers, children's books, and advertising agencies. In 1997, she moved to New York where she begin designing textiles and dinnerware for the tabletop industry. In 2000, she began working for Williams-Sonoma. Together, they created collections for dinnerware, glassware, and textiles. In 2011, she made a move from New York City to Cape Hatteras, NC, where she began her own design company, "A Good Catch." Her vivid, whimsical style can be found on T Towels, table runners, pillows, and apparel, and is available online at www.agoodcatch.us as well as galleries and stores on the East Coast. She continues to design dinnerware for major manufacturers worldwide.
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Kali Basi
Unique One of a kind apparel made from vintage recycled fabrics and nuno felt.
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Kali Basi Designs
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Anne McCauley
A wide variety of baskets made from local wild honeysuckle.
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Anne Scarpa McCauley
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Miriam Picus
A variety of Handwoven and Wooden
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Innisfree Weavery and Woodshop
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Karen MaugansBaskets woven primarily of reed. Many different styles, colors and uses.
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KnK Creations
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Fatou Sall
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FSall Selection
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I do have a passion to give women confident and beautiful thru my wearable colorful art work
and on the top of that they get protected from the sun in style |
Anita SobelsonRustic linen home goods and personal accessories.
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Anita Designs, LLC
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Petty Shepard &
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The African Hut
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Pam Bartl
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Jesamie
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Yarn has color, texture and when woven into cloth, movement! My passion is to create handwoven cotton, comfortable, practical clothing for women, men, and children that excites and delights. I am still being surprised after almost thirty-six years with new color combinations and new shapes. Cotton yarns are wound on one of my seven 50” wide looms in a length of 45 yards, 500 threads across. Then, after the loom is threaded, it takes 10 throws of the shuttle for each inch, 360 times per yard. Each piece is designed and woven. Then the yardage is cut off, washed, dried, pressed and cut into the initially imagined piece, sewed and pressed once again.
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Julie Marraccini
The Julpak is an original and patented design which shows a creative use of textiles combined with catchments to offer a new way for you to carry many items in a small, lightweight, and attractive pouch.
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Julpak
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Debra WigginsCreator of handmade quilted
home decor items |
Supreme Accents
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