Event Artisans & Vendors

Here is the initial list of artisans and vendors who will be participating in the Christmas at the Farm, Saturday & Sunday, November 7th & 8th! To view their work, click on their name below to view their items. This is a juried show where fine quality merchandise is handmade by the person selling it. Come back and visit often as the list of artisans will be growing each month!

Pamela Brown of “Baskets and More” creates hand woven baskets, earrings, headbands, bracelets, ornaments and embellishments.

Tammy Cooper of The Mixing Bowl creates and will be selling delicious home baked cookies, caramels, pies, breads, some which are gluten-free, that are made from scratch using farm fresh eggs and fresh fruit.

Danielle Farr of The Herbalist Cottage Apothecary, makes and sells loose leaf herbal teas, herb infused honey, herb infused oils, herb infused apple cider vinegar, herbal smoking blends, herbal use products, and herbal tinctures.

Marc Featherly creates hand carved wood decorations and ornaments.

Mike Hartzler creates hand carved and painted wood figures, ornaments, and kitchen utensils.

David Heatley of “Chef Heatley's Hot Pepper Farm” creates eight distinctive chef-created, artisan hot sauces for every dish and palate.

Lori Huddleston creates unique one of a kind beaded semiprecious stone jewelry and hair accessories for babies and little girls as unique as they are!

Samantha James, working together with Mary Dunphy-Williams, creates handmade crochet wearables such as winter hats, scarfs, shawls, and small sewn items for a unique look this winter.

Arlaina Light of Fine Art by Arlaina Marie, creates paintings and elegant holiday themed hand-painted milk cans, saws, plaques, gas cans, benches, ornaments and decor.

Jan King and her team at Walnut Grove Farm will be taking orders for fresh evergreen wreaths, swags and holiday centerpieces.

Diane Martino is an artisan who creates unique homemade jewelry using a range of techniques and gemstones.

Draper Matthews creates blown glass art.

Ann Pastucha creates items made from felted wool, polymer clay, and “up-cycled” materials.

Becky Peterson creates unique and one of a kind seasonal paper mâché items.

Lindsey Rogers, the Persifer Soap Company creator, makes handmade artisan soap, lotion, and candles with locally sourced ingredients.

Thomas Rogers creates unique and high-quality stained-glass pieces.

April Sepich is a reclaimed materials artist. The majority of her work is created with reclaimed, century old tin ceiling tiles.

Brooke Serbousek of “Wire & What Not” uses enamel, cold connections, stones and solder to create copper jewelry adorned with wire, crystals, stones and beads.

Sharon Stevens from “On The Edge Country Farm” creates farm-to-home CBD bath and body products: lotions, creams, balms, oils, and soaps.

Antonia Wherry of Herb Jones Designs creates quilted and embroidered home, clothing and lifestyle items: totes, zipper bags, packs, quilts of varying sizes, embroidered earrings, scrunchies, coasters, mug rugs, oven mitts, embroidered hats, embroidered clothing, quilted clothing, and patches.

Denise Witthoft will have custom created quilts of all kinds, some using sustainable materials, in all sizes. Her work includes the creative use of materials and includes applique, borders, fabric panels and scraps. Each design incudes unique quilting that compliments the finished piece.

Elizabeth Wood creates handwoven dish towels, placemats, coasters, potholders, mini tapestries, mini tapestry necklaces, scarves, and purses. She also creates handknitted scarves, handknitted and felted hats and purses, and hand crocheted finger puppets.

Kathy Worden creates hand embroidered dish towels, Christmas Afghans, felted purses.