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Information about the Studio Tour 4-5

Artists by medium 6-7

George Andrews - Anne Marshall Block - BRSWG 8

Susan Breen - Dale Bright - Richard Busch 9

Mary Champion - Donna Clark - Carol Clay-Ward 10

Claire & Edwin Cutshall - DaVinci Art Studio - Suzanne DeSaix 11

J Douglass - Jill Evans-Kavaldjian - Catherine Fetterman 12

Bob Friedenberg - Steena Fulmer-Anderson - Shawn Grove 13

Jeffery L. Hall - Liz Hall - Trish Harris 14

Penny Hauffe - Karen & Stuart Helble - Linda Hendrickson 15

Catherine Hillis - Meredith Hilt - Kristi Kelly 16

Mary Kenesson - Patricia King - Brian Kirk 17

Kara Laughlin - Don Maloney - Harriet Maloney 18

Amy Manson - Bryan Mattraw - Jeff Miller 19

Pat Miller - Deborah Morbeto - Alice Mullen 20

Kaarin Nelson - Ann Noel - David Norton 21

Amy Oliver - Wayne Paige - Alice Power 22

Jill Poyerd - Kathie Ratcliffe - John Raymond 23

Katherine Riedel - Heather Self - Libby Stevens 24

Katy Stidley - Lisa Strout - Ken Sullins 25

Kristen Swanson - Dana Thompson - Judith Thompson 26

Richard Weidner - Bethany Widom - Betty Wiley 27

Beth Wilson - Peter Wood 28

Bed & Breakfast, Gallery Sponsors & Eatery Directory 29

MAP & removable Passport - center of book 32-37

Community Supporter Advertisements 30-68

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Welcome to the 8th Annual WesternLoudoun Artists Studio Tour!

We invite you into the studios and guestspaces of the 63 talented Loudoun artists

participating in our annual Studio Tour.Read all about them in the following

pages. You’ll find an amazing variety ofpaintings and drawings, pottery, jewelry,

fiber and wearable art, sculpture and turnedwood, photographs and more.

Come talk with the artists! Watch them work, see demonstrationsof their technique, and hear about their creative process. Browsethrough their incredible artwork, and find that special piece thatexpresses your personal taste and character, or purchase aunique gift for someone special. Keep your passport with youand stamp it at each studio – you could win a fabulous doorprize!

Artists are located in studios and arts centers across the sceniccountryside and in the historic villages of western LoudounCounty. To find them:

Follow the written directions for each artist in the Artist Directory.

Find artist Stop numbers and addresses on the map in the center of this booklet

Ask a friend along to share the day, and enjoy!

All studios are open 10 AM – 5 PM on both days

Information and Directions:

Franklin Park Arts Center – 540.338.7973ArtSquare – 703.777.5498Round Hill Arts Center – 540.338.5022

The WLAST booklet, map, website & promotional media created and designed by Liz HallLizard Graphics aka Lizards Jewelry. www.lizardgraphics.com

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Book Arts:Suzanne DeSaix

Ceramics:Richard Busch Carol Clay-Ward Shawn Grove Amy Manson Bryan Mattraw Pat Miller David Norton Amy Oliver Lisa Strout Kristen Swanson

Digital Art:Susan Breen

Drawing:DaVinci Art StudioJill Evans-Kavaldjian Bob Friedenburg Wayne Paige

Fiber Arts:Blue Ridge Spiners & Weavers Trish HarrisMary KenessonKara Laughlin Kathie Ratcliffe Beth Wilson

Glass:Steena Fullmer-AndersonKaty StidleyKristi Kelly

Jewelry:Carol Clay-Ward Claire and Edwin Cutshall Liz Hall Meredith Hilt Kristi KellyMary Kenesson Kara Laughlin Libby Stevens Katy Stidley

Metal Work:Claire and Edwin Cutshall Karen & Stuart HelbleMeredith Hilt Brian KirkJohn RaymondPeter WoodRichard Weidner

Mixed Media:Deb MorbetoLiz Hall

Mosaic:Lisa Strout

Studio Tour Artists by Medium


Painting:George AndrewsAnne Marshall Block Mary Champion Donna Clark Carol Clay-WardDaVinci Art Studio J DouglasJill Evans-Kavaldjian Catherine FettermanPenny Hauffe Linda Hendrickson Catherine HillisBrian KirkDeb Morbeto Alice MullenKaarin NelsonAnn NoelWayne PaigeAlice Power Jill Poyerd Katherine Riedel Heather Self Libby Stevens Dana Thompson Judith Thompson Bethany Widom Betty Wiley

Photography:Susan BreenDonna Clark Patricia KingJeff Miller Ken Sullins

Printmaking:Donna Clark Suzanne DeSaixJill Evans-Kavaldjian Brian KirkHeather Self

Sculpture:Carol Clay-Ward Jeff Hall Brian KirkAmy Manson Amy Oliver John RaymondPeter WoodRichard Weidner

Woodturning:Dale Bright Don Maloney Harriet Maloney


George Andrews #24A on map35321 Notre Dame Lane Middleburg, VA 20117

Website: www.george-andrews.com

I am exploring both the individual and a collective conscious-

ness. I want vision to meet vision through a process where I

become both the artist and the viewer, continually merging sub-

ject and object. Painting is a language, and I question the com-

fort in how we perceive things.

Offering on tour: Ceramic Paintings

Directions: 3.4 mi. West on Rt. 50 from Middleburg (Safeway), right on St. Louis Rd. (Rt. 611),

.9 mi. turn right on Notre Dame Lane, proceed to the top of the hill 1 mi. and turn left just past

Mary House towards lacrosse field/flag pole. Turn right at driveway (3 buildings). Park and pro-

ceed to studio 35330-1st building to the right of flag pole.

Anne Marshall Block #33B on mapRound Hill Arts Center

35246 Harry Byrd Highway Round Hill VA 20141Website: www.wix.com/dblock34/Anne-Marshall-Block

Anne’s oil paintings are inspired by beautiful Oatlands,

Middleburg, Waterford, the Shenandoah River and

Charlottesville. Also depicted are Sedona, Arizona, The Grand

Canyon, Grand Tetons, Monument Valley, and other areas of

the US including Charleston Savannah and Big Sur, California.

Each painting was painted out of doors or from a picture taken

while biking or hiking.

Offering on tour: refreshments and oil painting demonstration.

Directions: Take Rt. 7 (Harry Byrd Highway) West toward Berryville/Winchester, past Purcellville

exits & Round Hill exits. 1mile past the town of Round Hill, The Hill High Orchard center on the

right (North) side of Rt. 7. Look for the large covered wagon out front!

Blue Ridge Spinners & Weavers Guild #26 on map

Purcellville Train Depot200 North 21st St. Purcellville, VA 20132

Website: www.brswg.org

BRSWG members are dedicated to promoting all aspects of the

fiber arts. From raising fiber-producing animals, to spinning,

weaving, knitting, felting and crochet, putting forth lovely hand-

crafted items. Hats, scarves, shawls, table linens, accessories

as well as handspun yarns just to name a few.

Offering on tour: A variety of finely handcrafted items and weaving, spinning and knit-

ting demonstrations. Visitors of all ages have the opportunity to try their hand at spin-

ning and weaving. Refreshing beverages, nice conversation

Directions: From Purcellville business Rt 7. heading west, RIGHT on N 21ST St, go 1-1/2

blocks, light yellow building on right is train depot next to Magnolia’s.

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ARTIST DIRECTORY

Susan Breen #30 on mapFranklin Park Arts Center

36441 Blueridge View Lane Purcellville, VA 20132Website: www.pbase.com/breen

Susan Breen is an award winning photographer. She has devel-

oped a technique for her photographs that identifies the individu-

ality of her work. Susan's love of art has inspired her to devote

herself to the creation of paintings from her photographs using

the computer, tablet and pen. She thrives to capture the spirit of

the Impressionist painters in many of her works.

Offering on tour: Framed and unframed photography.

Directions: From Route 7 Business (W. Main St.) in Purcellville, go west (toward Round Hill.)

Turn left on Franklin Park Dr. (or from Round Hill, go east on Route 7 Business, turn right on

Franklin Park Dr.) At the T-intersection turn right on Blueridge View Lane. to the top of the hill.

Franklin Park Arts Center is on the left.

Dale Bright #28 on map600 Glenmeade Circle Purcellville, VA 20132

Website: www.huntcountrywoodturner.com

To me, wood turning, is the use of a wood lathe and tools to

release the natural beauty that is inside a piece of wood. I do

this by changing that piece of tree into a useful household item

or an artistic piece that can be used and enjoyed for many

years. Mother Nature has done all of the real work and my job

is to simply reveal what is inside.

Offering on tour: Hand turned wooden bowls, wine bottle stoppers, vases, urns and

other wooden utility items.

Directions: From Rt. 287 turn onto West bound Hirst Rd. follow Hirst rd. to 21st St./Hillsboro Rd,

turn left. Take the next right turn onto Ashleigh Rd. Follow to the top of the hill to Glenmeade Circle,

turn right. 600 Glenmeade will be on the right, approx. 50 yards past the 2nd stop sign.

Richard Busch #17 on map17642 Canby Road Leesburg, VA 20175

Website: www.glenfarmpottery.com

Richard Busch owns Glenfiddich Farm Pottery, located in a con-

verted 170-year-old dairy barn atop scenic Catoctin Mountain. A

former magazine editor, writer and photographer, Richard has

been a potter since the 1980s. His functional, Oriental-influ-enced stoneware - vases, bowls, plates, teapots, oil and cookiejars, mugs, wine coolers, sake sets, bird houses and ikebana

vessels - fired in a propane-fueled kiln to 2300 degrees F.Richard will show the studio and give throwing demonstrations.

Directions: From Rt.7 heading West from Leesburg: exit for Route 9/Charles Town, WVA. At

the end of the exit ramp, take a left. Go approximately 200 yards to the 'T' intersection, then right

on Business 7/Colonial Hwy. Go 0.5 miles to first left on Canby Road (Route 662). 0.7 miles to

the lane on the left (#17642). The pottery is 0.5 miles down the lane.


ARTIST DIRECTORY

Mary Champion #14 on mapArtSquare

12 Cardinal Park Drive, Leesburg, VA 20175Website: www.marychampionart.com

I love looking at everything; the Virginia landscape, a collectionof old junk, a beautiful garden. Translating all that visual com-plexity onto canvas always reveals even more to me than whatfirst caught my eye, elusive colors, patterns of light and dark,disappearing edges. I want people to be able to live with myart for years and still discover new details.

Offering on tour: See demo of painting skies,and view new works in oil including manysmall paintings. Offering light refreshments.

Directions: From west of Leesburg: Follow Rt. 7 Bypass east, taking the ramp exit towards Tysons

Corner. At the 1st intersection (Cardinal Park Drive) turn right. Go up the hill, turn left on Trailview

Blvd. Pass Salvation Army Thrift Store on right and take next right. ArtSquare will be ahead.

Donna Clark #16 on map39207 John Mosby Hwy Aldie, VA 20105

website: www.Donnaclarkartist.com www.donnaclarkphotography.info

Donna Clark exhibits many of her luminous "Horizon Series"

paintings as well as vivid photographs of the landscapes from

which she draws inspiration. "I seek to capture in my paintings

and photographs atmospheric illusions of light that transcend

subject matter and evoke abstract images related to natural

elements."

Offering on tour: Painting demos plus paintings, photographs and notecards for sale.

Refreshments will be served.

Directions: From Leesburg take 15 South toward Gilberts Corners. At the intersection of 15 andRt, 50 take a right toward Middleburg. Travel approximately 1.5 miles through the Town of Aldie.The Old Aldie Rectory Studio is on the left at 39207. There is a sign at the top of the drivewaythat reads Old aldie Rectory. Enter the driveway and the studio is on the right.

Carol Clay-Ward #4 on map38659 Bolington Rd

Lovettsville, VA 20180Website: www.claywardstudio.com

C. Clay-Ward, an award winning artist, of Pa Dutch and

American Indian heritage sparked an interest in anthropology,

paleontology, history, animals, and the environment. These pas-

sions can be seen in her work across a number of mediums

and materials, including pottery, raku and functional, oil painting

and sculpture. Offering:Come and see my new studio. I will be

demonstrating Horse Hair Raku firing 12 noon both days (weather permitting), oil

painting demos throughout both days and refreshments.

Directions: From the Intersection of Rt 9 and Rt. 287: Head East (towards Lovettsville) on Rt.287. Go approximately 4.5 miles, turn LEFT onto Bolington Rd. Proceed .7 miles and turnLEFT into the Studio driveway.


ARTIST DIRECTORY

DaVinci Art Studio #30 on mapFranklin Park Arts Center

36441 Blueridge View Lane Purcellville, VA 20132Website: www.vsaloudoun.org

The growing VSA Arts DaVinci Art Studio provides various

exciting opportunities for people with disabilities to enjoy the

multiple benefits of making art. The creative process can help

focus, relax, express oneself, discover the world, and practice

decision-making skills -- the artist gets to choose, and is

always right! Offering on tour: Paintings, drawings, greeting

cards. Various artists will be working throughout the tour to demonstrate their process.

Directions: From Route 7 Business (W. Main St.) in Purcellville, go west (toward Round Hill.)Turn left on Franklin Park Dr. (or from Round Hill, go east on Route 7 Business, turn right onFranklin Park Dr.) At the T-intersection turn right on Blueridge View Lane. to the top of the hill.Franklin Park Arts Center is on the left.

Claire & Edwin Cutshall #1 on map36955 Charles Town Pike Hillsboro, VA 20132

Website: www.huntcountry.com

Our family team focuses on original designs in gold, platinum,

and gemstone jewelry that offer artistic styles from organic to

filigree to contemporary that feature colored gemstones cut in

house. Our designs have won national and international

awards which draws clientele interested in fine quality unique

jewelry.

Offering on tour: Stop in to try your hand at faceting a stone, see how wax is carved,

learn about our unusual stones from around the world.

Directions: From the intersection of Rt. 9 and Rt. 690 (Hillsboro Road), proceed west on Rt. 9

about 0.25 mile to Hunt Country Jewelers on the south side of the road. Park anywhere on Rt. 9.

Suzanne DeSaix #9 on map41630 Lovettsville Road, Lovettsville, VA 20180

Suzanne makes handmade papers for printmaking and sculpture,

creates small edition prints and mono prints. Her papers incorpo-

rate local hay, corn, natural and human-made found elements.

She teaches papermaking workshops and is Manager of the GMU

School of Art Green Studio, a permaculture garden and outdoor

sculpture space. She has an MFA from George Mason

University. Her work has been shown at numerous museums and

in Sichuan, China in addition to various area venues.

Offering on tour: Papermaking and printmaking demonstrations, light refreshments.

Directions: From the Route 287 North (Berlin Pike) and Route 672 (Lovettsville Road) intersec-

tion: drive east to 41630 Lovettsville Road, turn left into the drive and follow it all the way back to

the house and studio at the end.


ARTIST DIRECTORY

J Douglas #15 on map43000 Mill Race Terrace, NE, Leesburg, VA 20176

Website: www.rtistj.com

J's oil paintings captures the energy and passion in his sub-

jects. From figure study & horses to musicians and dancers,

his dynamic brush strokes must be seen in person to appreci-

ate the art. "A moment of stillness comes to life as you stroll

within J's paintings. If one takes the time to stroll within it,

indeed it comes to life."

Offering on tour: Refreshments, live painting, door prizes.

Directions: From Leesburg Rt. 7. Take Rt. 15 By-Pass North. Go past the outlet mall & get

onto Rt. 7. Take right on Edwards Ferry Rd. 1.5 miles take right on Red Rock Way. Take 2nd

right on Mill Race Ter. Visitor parking on both ends of townhouses and in front.

Jill Evans-Kavaldjian #3 on map38615 Morrisonville Rd. Lovettsville, VA 20180

Website: www.artatgardencorner.net

A painter, printmaker, and graphic designer, Jill weaves art into

a career in many different ways She is working on an art book,

"The Virginia Farm Alphabet", consisting of her block prints and

verse reflecting years of experience working on a nearby farm.

Studio visitors will also see her rare paper sculptures!

Offering on tour: Demonstrations, garden sitting area, kids' activities, light refresh-

ments and wine tastings from local North Gate Vineyards

Directions: From Route 287 North (north of Route 9): turn left onto Morrisonville Road, proceed

about a half mile, then turn left onto Purcellville Road. Park by the studio, the first building to

your right.

Catherine Fetterman #13 on map102 Carlton St. SW, Leesburg, VA 20175

Website: www.catherinefetterman.com

Beautiful watercolors of nature are celebratory expressions of

what might be seen by the eyes or felt in the heart. Catherine

loves to help others through art, and has been honored with

many awards for her teaching, art and volunteerism in the com-

munity, most recently awarded the Leesburg Small Business

Public Art Award. A portion of her proceeds from this weekend’s

tour will support the Art Without Boundaries Association.

Offering on tour: Refreshments, demos, door prizes, silent auction, original art, prints

and small gift items, and an opportunity for all ages to participate in a collaborative

painting in progress.

Directions: From Route 7 West heading towards Leesburg, exit Route 7 Business. At the first light

make a right onto Catoctin Cir. Go 1 mile and make a left onto Carlton St. First house on the right.


ARTIST DIRECTORY

Bob Friedenberg #22 on map20373 Woodtrail Road, Round Hill, VA 20141

Website: www.Not-Wolf-Productions.com

Not-Wolf-Productions is the artwork of Bob Friedenberg. Hestarted drawing in college while pursuing his doctorate in theo-retical nuclear physics. Bob’s drawings are all B&W and doneusing a .25mm rapidograph and consists of incredible intricacynot to mention humor.

Offering on tour: Original art as well as museum quality prints.

Also, two other artists: Karen & Stuart Helble (pewter) and

Richard Weidner (blacksmithing) along with a tasting by Hidden Brook Winery and

special treats from pastry chef-in-training, Rosie, from the Art Institute of Philadelphia.

Directions: Get to St. Louis Rd/VA-611 either by going north off US 50 or South on 32nd St off

Main St. in Purcellville. In 6+ miles (either way), turn on to Unison Rd., go 0.4 mi, turn right

onto to Woodtrail Rd, we are second driveway on the left.

Steena Fullmer-Anderson #14 on mapArt Square

12 Cardinal Park Drive SE. Leesburg, VA 20175Website: buddhakittyglass.com

I specialize in one of kind fused glass art. My fused glass art

dishes and wall hangings make lovely and functional adorn-

ments for your home. All the glass is safe for serving food.

Offering on tour: Refreshments, demos,and glass art for purchase.

Directions: From west of Leesburg: Follow Rt. 7 Bypass east, taking the ramp exit towards

Tysons Corner. At the 1st intersection (Cardinal Park Drive) turn right. Go up the hill, turn left on

Trailview Blvd. Pass Salvation Army Thrift Store on right and take next right. ArtSquare is ahead.

Shawn Grove #10 on map41718 Browns Farm Lane, Lucketts, VA 20176

Wood Fired Pottery is located in the village of Lucketts and

specializes in hand thrown functional wares for the kitchen, gar-

den, and beyond. Shawn Grove and Bryan Mattraw present

wood fired pieces each of which has a story to tell.

Offering on tour: Wood fired pottery, kiln and studio tours, and

refreshments in an idyllic setting.

Directions: From Route 15 North in Lucketts: turn left onto Stumptown Road (at the stoplight in

Lucketts), right onto New Valley Church Road (at the four-way stop) left onto Bald Hill Road

(gravel road), left onto Browns Farm Lane to the studio at 41718 Browns Farm Lane.


ARTIST DIRECTORY

Jeffery L Hall #5 on map39331 Rodeffer Rd. Lovettsville, VA 20180

Website: www.JeffHallStudio.com

My interest in time is evident in my work. It is a deep and inex-haustible wealth of ideas. I focus on monumental and heroic fig-ures that are not bound by the laws of physics. Jeff’s figurativesculptures are created in clay, bronze, Lucite & bonded marble.

Offering on tour: refreshments, demos, sales of sculpture andother artworks by Jeff & jewelry by Liz Hall.

Directions: From Intersection of Rt 9 & Rt. 287: Head East (towards Lovettsville) on Rt. 287 Go

approximately 4.6 miles, turn RIGHT on to Rodeffer Rd/Rt.682. 1/4 mile turn RIGHT at T in road,

1/4 mile turn RIGHT into driveway. Sign at entry "Silverwood Farm and Studio" Studio is at top

of driveway in upstairs of Bank Barn.

Liz Hall #5 on map39331 Rodeffer Rd. Lovettsville, VA 20180

Website: www.LizardsJewlery.com

My work combines precious metals, polymer clay, stones, plas-

tics, glass or whatever shiny object catches my eye. My

designs are contemporary, combining both organic and geo-

metric forms. I consider each one of my pieces a little piece of

wearable art. I like making jewelry that is unique and fun to

wear.

Offering on tour: refreshments, demos, sales of jewelry; ear-rings, necklaces, bracelets, etc. sculpture and other artworks by Liz & Jeff Hall

Directions: From Intersection of Rt 9 & Rt. 287: Head East (towards Lovettsville) on Rt. 287 Go

approximately 4.6 miles, turn RIGHT on to Rodeffer Rd/Rt.682. 1/4 mile turn RIGHT at T in road,

1/4 mile turn RIGHT into driveway. Sign at entry "Silverwood Farm and Studio" Studio is at top

of driveway in upstairs of Bank Barn.

ARTIST DIRECTORY

Trish Harris #14 on mapArt Square

12 Cardinal Park Drive SE. Leesburg, VA 20175Website: www.etsy.com/shop/trishharristemari

Trish Harris has been a fiber artist for more than twenty years.

Her major emphasis is on creating contemporary Japanese

Temari and hand woven wearables. Trish combines the tactile

with the visual by offering unusual color combinations with inter-

esting fibers. She will often use ten or more colors in one piece,

resulting in true one of a kind work.

Offering on tour: Light refreshments and a Temari demonstration.



Trailview Blvd. Pass Salvation Army Store on right and take next right. ArtSquare is ahead.


Stuart & Karen Helble #22 on map20373 Woodtrail Road, Round Hill VA 20141

Website: www.kspewter.com

A husband and wife team, Stuart & Karen create heirloompewter pieces from the design stage through completion.Historically a very colonial craft, they continue to use the tradi-tional methods of hammering, spinning, and casting to createboth functional and decorative pieces. Well known for their finefinishing, their pewter sports a signature lustrous shine. Offeringon tour: A great selection of our handcrafted pewter: candle-sticks, goblets, bowls, ornaments, pins, etc. Also at stop #22:

Bob Friedenberg (drawings) and Richard Weidner (blacksmithing), wine tasting byHidden Brook Winery and special treats from pastry chef-in-training, Rosie!

Directions: Take Rt.690 south from Business Rt. 7 in Purcellville, cross Snickersville Tpk, con-

tinue onto Rt. 611 (St. Louis Rd.), turn RIGHT onto Rt. 630 (Unison Rd.), go 0.4 mi, turn RIGHT

onto Woodtrail Rd., take SECOND driveway on LEFT

Linda Hendrickson #14 on mapArtSquare

12 Cardinal Park Drive SE Leesburg, VA 20175Website: www.LindaHendrickson.net

I believe I have been blessed with a wonderful gift that inspiresme to celebrate the joy and whimsy of places and critters, bothreal and imagined. Through a vibrant and energetic palette, aswell as interesting surface textures and designs, I invite othersto rejoice with me.

Offering on tour: Framed, gallery wrapped and unframed original paintings will beoffered for sale, along with light refreshments & demonstrations


Tysons Corner. At the 1st intersection (Cardinal Park Dr.) turn right. Go up the hill, turn left onto

Trailview Blvd. Pass Salvation Army Store on right and take next right. ArtSquare will be ahead.

Penny Hauffe #30 on mapFranklin Park Arts Center

36441 Blueridge View Lane Purcellville, VA 20132Website: www.pennypaint.com

Penny paints (primarily in acrylics and oils), creates graphicdesigns and book illustrations, and teaches art. Her murals canbe seen in businesses and homes in the tri-state area andPennsylvania and her fine art paintings are on display at a widevariety of juried shows.

Offering on tour: Penny will be demonstrating her paintingtechnique, and offering original paintings and signed matted prints for sale.

Directions: From Route 7 Business (W. Main St.) in Purcellville, go west (toward Round Hill.)Turn left on Franklin Park Dr. (or from Round Hill, go east on Route 7 Business, turn right onFranklin Park Dr.) At the T-intersection turn right on Blueridge View Lane. to the top of the hill.Franklin Park Arts Center is on the left.


ARTIST DIRECTORY

Catherine Hillis #33B on mapRound Hill Arts Center

35246 Harry Byrd Hwy. Round Hill VA 20141 Website: www.catherinehillis.com

Vivid color, a sense of humor, and a different perspective arefeatures of Catherine Hillis’ dramatic watercolors. Subjectsrange from Loudoun County’s serene landscapes, to complexurban scenes or flowers in glass vases. While the subjects arediverse, each one is linked by their appeal to the emotions ofthe viewer. Collectors and jurors have noted her “straightfrom the heart” style.

Offering on tour: Original paintings, giclee prints, notecards, demonstrations, andinformation about classes and workshops are available.

Directions: Take Rt. 7 (Harry Byrd Highway) West toward Berryville/Winchester, past Purcellvilleexits & Round Hill exits. 1mile past the town of Round Hill, The Hill High Orchard center on theright (North) side of Rt. 7. Look for the large covered wagon out front!

Meredith Hilt #33B on mapRound Hill Arts Center

35246 Harry Byrd Hwy. Round Hill VA 20141 Website: www.meredithhilt.com

Meredith Hilt specializes in wire and metal-smithing techniques

combining precious metal, wire and stone into wearable pieces

of artwork. Meredith’s lifelong obsession with jewelry led her to

begin experimenting in metalwork. Using her hands and imagi-

nation she creates unique, organic pieces with a contemporary

flair.

Offering on tour: Metalsmithing and jewelry demonstrations and refreshements.




Kristi Kelly #20 on map19130 Pintail Ct. Purcellville, VA 20132

Website: KristiKellyGlass.com

The technique that I us is called Lampwork. Usually rods of

colored glass but sometimes old bottles or window glass are

melted in the torch flame. The glass is layered for color and

moved and melted in the flame for art and effect. I like to make

glass jewelry that challenges the traditional idea of glass beads.

Offering on tour: Sales of Jewelry, demonstrations and Light refreshments.

Directions: From business 7 in Purcellville, left onto 690S, 3.5 miles turn left onto Shoemaker

School Rd. Right onto Pintail Ct. First driveway on the Left. Entrance is at the back of the

house.


ARTIST DIRECTORY

Mary Kenesson #33B on mapRound Hill Arts Center

35246 Harry Byrd Hwy. Round Hill VA 20141

Mary Kenesson creates jewelry and wearable fiber arts with an

Asian flair in the rural colonial village of Waterford, Virginia. Her

work, known by her ”ma su ke" label with a dragonfly logo,

often combines beads and fibers as well as vintage buttons

from her huge collection.

Offering on tour: refreshments and demonstration of fiber art

techniques for jewelry, accessories and clothing.




Patricia King #32 on map5 McCauley Lane, Round Hill, VA 20141

website: VAPhotosOnline.com

The natural world is the inspiration for my work. As an award

winning photo artist I have faith that there is always an image

just waiting for me to capture. Nature, color, details and natural

lighting are essential in my work.

Offering on tour: Light refreshments, matted photography, note

cards, and some framed pieces.

Directions: From Rt 7 west: Take Round Hill exit and go right on to business 7 also called

Loudoun Street. Turn left on South Locust Street continue for one block and turn left on

McCauley Lane to #5 McCauley Lane.

Brian Kirk #29 on the map36607 Allder School Road Purcellville, VA 20132

Website: wabi-sabi-studios.net

My artwork is inspired by natural processes and natural andgeometric forms. I use the natural oxidation process for bothcoloring my sculptures and in the creation of the rust prints.My stone sculpture relies on the natural beauty of the stonecombined with organic forms. Other sculptures includes ceram-ics, cast glass and copper.

Offering on tour: Bottled water and stone carving demonstrations at 2 PM each day.

Directions: From Leesburg go west 8 miles to Purcellville and exit Right at Rt. 287 going north.Second left is Allder School Road go 6 miles. At roundabout (Hillsboro Road) continue on AllderSchool Road west, second house on left. From Purcellville go north on Rt. 690 (Hillsboro Road)2 miles, at roundabout go 3/4 around to Allder School Road going west second house on left,green house with red trim.


ARTIST DIRECTORY

Kara Laughlin #33B on mapRound Hill Arts Center

35246 Harry Byrd Hwy. Round Hill VA 20141 website: www.crewelwhorled.etsy.com

Fine embroidery to adorn your body and your home. Whether

it's a brooch for your lapel, a delicate Christmas ornament, or

an intricate shrine for your bedside table, you will find heirloom

quality pieces that often seek to add a humorous or spiritual

dimension to the ins and outs of modern life. Decidedly

modern. Unapologetically pretty. Kara Laughlin’s Crewelwhorled

is embroidery with a twist.

Offering on tour: Light refreshments, embroidery demonstrations and lessons.

Directions: Take Rt. 7 (Harry Byrd Highway) West toward Berryville/Winchester, pastPurcellville exits & Round Hill exits. 1mile past the town of Round Hill, The Hill High Orchardcenter on the right (North) side of Rt. 7. Look for the large covered wagon out front!

Don Maloney #35 on map17063 Raven Rocks Road Bluemont VA 20135

My background in woodturning has been as a professional pro-

duction turner for 15 years. As a result I find myself doing utili-

tarian types of turnings. I like to turn for use and most of my

turnings reflect just that. You take what the piece of wood gives

you for an end result of form and function that is useful as well

as pleasing to the eye.

Offering on tour: Live wood turning demonstrations and refresh-ments

Directions: From Rt. 7 3 miles west of Round Hill & 12 miles east of Berryville, turn north on Rt.

601, Raven Rocks Road. Travel 2 miles to end of blacktop. Continue for 1/2 mile to end of State

maintenance. Continue straight on dirt road for another 1/2 mile entering woods. Wood sign on

left (Maloney/Perintoni). Continue to second wood sign on left (Maloney). Continue a short dis-

tance to shop and house at end of road.

Harriet Maloney #35 on map17063 Raven Rocks Road Bluemont VA 20135

Harriet, who helped her husband, Don, in his architectural

woodturning business for many years was taught by her hus-

band and has now been doing artistic woodturning for about 10

years. She is a retired licensed land surveyor and worked for

the Virginia Outdoors Foundation for 12 years.

Offering on tour: Active woodturning demonstrations andrefreshments

Directions: From Rt. 7 3 miles west of Round Hill & 12 miles east of Berryville, turn north on Rt.

601, Raven Rocks Road. Travel 2 miles to end of blacktop. Continue for 1/2 mile to end of State

maintenance. Continue straight on dirt road for another 1/2 mile entering woods. Wood sign on

left (Maloney/Perintoni). Continue to second wood sign on left (Maloney). Continue a short dis-

tance to shop and house at end of road.


ARTIST DIRECTORY

Amy Manson #3 on map38615 Morrisonville Rd. Lovettsville, VA 20180Website: www.amymansonpottery.blogspot.com

Amy Manson is a studio potter and art instructor who has been

creating her ceramic art for over a decade. Her influences come

from her studies and experiences in the Western North Carolina

mountains. Her porcelain and stoneware pottery includes both

functional and decorative pieces.

Offering on tour: Pottery and Wheel Demonstrations. Serving

Hor'doeurves and wine tastings from Northgate Vineyards.

Come enjoy the gardens at Art at Garden Corner, with its cafe tables, kids art activi-

ties, and mountain views.

Directions: From Route 287 North (north of Route 9): turn left onto Morrisonville Road, turn left

onto Purcellville Road to the studio in the first building on the right.

Bryan Mattraw #10 on map41718 Browns Farm Lane

Lucketts, VA 20176

Bryan is a guest artist at Wood Fired Pottery in Lucketts. He

has been firing and collaborating with Shawn M. Grove there

for the past ten years. He strives to make simple, beautiful and

functional pots in his home-studio.

Offering on tour: pottery demonstrations on a kick wheel, tour

of the kiln, refreshments and sales of pottery.

Directions: From Route 15 North in Lucketts: turn left onto Stumptown Road (at the stoplight in

Lucketts), right onto New Valley Church Road (at the four-way stop) left onto Bald Hill Road

(gravel road), left onto Browns Farm Lane to the studio at 41718 Browns Farm Lane.

Jeff Miller #14 on mapArt Square

12 Cardinal Park Drive SE. Leesburg, VA 20175Website: jeffmillerphotos.com

I enjoy trying to record moments that will never occur again. If I

can anticipate these and capture them with my camera then I

can preserve them for everyone. In a certain way I have cap-

tured time in a box and printed that moment on paper.

Offering on tour: Black & white fine art photography, land-

scapes, seascapes, DC memorials, still life. Photography

demonstration and answers for all your photography questions.





ARTIST DIRECTORY

Pat Miller #18 on map2 Hands In Harmony

263 E. Colonial Hwy. Hamilton, VA 20158Website: 2handsinharmony.com

2013 has been an amazing year for me! I attended severalworkshops which have changed my view of pottery and helpedme look at clay and shapes and texture in a whole new way. Iam very excited about trying out these new techniques. I can'twait for the tour so I can show them off!

Offering on tour: Sales of functional pottery and some newlarge forms and art pieces. Light refreshments, a shady place to sit and relax. Alsoproviding throwing demos and on Sat. some live bluegrass music!

Directions: Located on Business Rte. 7 in the heart of Hamilton. From Bypass Rte. 7, take theHamilton/Rte 704 exit, turn right at the end of the exit ramp onto Rte. 704 (Hamilton Station Rd.)Go 1/2 mile to stop sign, Colonial Hwy (Bus. Rte. 7) and turn right. Go 1/2 mile, 2 Hands InHarmony will be on the right.

ARTIST DIRECTORY

Alice Mullen #7 on map11704 Ropp Lane Lovettsville, VA 20180

Website: www.BlueTurtledogDesigns.etsy.com

Alice Mullen grew up in her mother’s studio learning color and

composition alongside the alphabet. Her paintings are problem

solving exercises, answers worked out in paint. Friends joke

that she’ll paint anything, and it’s true. Her subject matter is an

odd array of whatever caught her eye or seemed like a fun

challenge. Offering on tour: Oil paintings, prints, illustrations,

cards and novelty items. We'll have light refreshments, painting

demonstrations, and activities for the kiddos.

Directions: From Lovettsville Road turn onto Ropp Lane. After .9 miles turn right at 11704.

Down a steep winding driveway bear left. Studio is left of the A frame. From Lucketts, Right on

New Valley Church Rd. - becomes Taylorstown Rd. When Taylorstown intersects with

Lovettsville Rd quick right on Lovettsville immediate left is Ropp Lane.

Deborah Morbeto #14 on mapArtSquare

12 Cardinal Park Drive SE Leesburg, VA 20175Website: www.thedebweb.com

Deborah Morbeto graduated with a degree in Art History from

Massachusetts College of Art in 1992. Deborah enjoys working

on both large and small paintings that often use several differ-

ent media. Deborah has sold numerous paintings to private

collectors around the world and has produced several commis-

sioned pieces as well.

Offering on tour: Deborah will have a wide variety of mixed media pieces available.





Kaarin Nelson #8 on map11687 Ropp Lane Lovettsville, VA 20180

Website: www.etsy.com/shop/whimsybykaarin

I begin all of my paintings with a very dark and often black

background. I then layer the painting with color and texture as I

play with the overall composition on the canvas. I favor bright

colors and organic shapes in my paintings. Each piece is paint-

ed with great care to bring you a vivid piece of my imagination.

Offering on tour: A variety of paintings and prints for sale. Light snacks and drinks will

be served. I will have a large scale painting in progress.

Directions: From Rt 15, turn onto Lovettsville Rd. (672) go 2.6m turn right onto Ropp Lane. My

studio is .8 m on the left. From Lovettsville (Broadway), turn left onto Lovettsville Rd(672) go 3.1

m. Turn Left onto Ropp Lane. My studio is .8 m on the left.

ARTIST DIRECTORY

Ann Noel #14 on mapArt Square

12 Cardinal Park Drive SE. Leesburg, VA 20175Website: www.AnnNoelart.com

Creativity is an ongoing developing process throughout the

painting. My goal in each painting is to have the viewer think

about the moment, setting, movement and the happening.

Paintings are planned with a narrative in mind whether land-

scape, figurative, still life or abstract. All my paintings use color

to create drama, tension and a sense of space.

Offering on tour: Small Landscape painting. Demonstrations & refreshments.




David Norton #34 on map18005 Kullgren Rd Round Hill, VA 20141

Website: www.davidnortonpottery.com

Entering our driveway is like Alice falling down the rabbit

hole...back in time, to old Loudoun, circa 1830. The log pago-

da-style gallery and the surrounding deck are full of pots of all

shapes, uses and price ranges.

Offering on tour: We will have tours of the studio, the kilns and wheel demonstrations

and refreshments.

Directions: From Route 7 West (just west of Round Hill): turn onto Stoneleigh Drive, go 0.4

miles and turn right onto Dornoch Court, turn left onto Kullgren Road; studio is at end of drive.


Amy Oliver #26 on map20603 Airmont Rd. Bluemont,VA 20135

Website: www.monkeytownpottery.com

Amy Oliver has been making pottery for 20 years, she studied

art at James Madison, and has a strong backround in drawing,

painting, art history and teaching. She makes and sells pots at

her studio and teaches. Her pots show her art backround and

teaching her craft is one of her passions. Offering on tour: Amy

will be selling a wide variety of functional pots as well as many

art/sculptural pieces. she will be demonstrating on the wheel as

well as sculpting and carving face pots and relief sculpture.

Directions: From 7 take Round Hill/Purceville towards Round Hill take left on New Cut Rd(719)

this turns into Airmont rd. go straight at 4 way stop at Snickersville Tnpk go about 5 minutes

enters village of Bloomfield look for Freeman's store sign on right, park and go into Monkeytown

Pottery

Wayne Paige #24B on map35330 Notre Dame Lane Middleburg, Va. 20117

Website: : www.waynepaige.com

My art is a continuation and an adaption of pointillism through

the use of traditional materials such as pen, paper, canvas and

paint. The Digital Age has brought upon us a binary fog- a sort

of pointlessism. I think of my work as beyond the fog and

behind the curtain of technology. I have been exhibiting my

work since 1972. This includes 21 one-person exhibitions and

numerous group shows.

Offering on tour: I will be offering refreshments and door prizes.

Directions: 3.4 mi. West on Rt. 50 from Middleburg (Safeway), right on St. Louis Rd. (Rt. 611),

.9 mi. turn right on Notre Dame Lane, proceed to the top of the hill .9 mi. and turn left just past

Mary House towards lacrosse field/flag pole .1 m. Turn right at driveway (3 buildings). Park and

proceed to studio 35330-1st building to the left of flag pole.

Alice Power #30 on mapFranklin Park Arts Center

36441 Blueridge View Lane Purcellville, VA 20132

“Painting with watercolor is a great adventure for me. I am fas-

cinated with the endless ways to use water, paper and paint to

create a feeling or tell a story. My favorite subjects tell a story or

evoke a memory of Loudoun County's traditional rural commu-

nity, such as local landscapes and historic buildings.

Offering on tour: I am very excited to offer 10 new works.

Demonstrations, Hands on activities and light refreshments

Directions: From Route 7 Business (W. Main St.) in Purcellville, go west (toward Round Hill.)

Turn left on Franklin Park Dr. (or from Round Hill, go east on Route 7 Business, turn right on

Franklin Park Dr.) At the T-intersection turn right on Blueridge View Lane. to the top of the hill.

Franklin Park Arts Center is on the left.


ARTIST DIRECTORY

Jill Poyerd #36 on map42031 Raspberry Drive, Leesburg, VA 20176

Website www.jpwatercolors.com

Known throughout the region for her poetic, peaceful watercol-

ors, Jill delicately balances loose, flowing color with exquisite

detail in an effort to capture mood and atmosphere in her land-

scapes and figure work. “To create a work of art,” she says,

“there’s something that needs to be drawn out or emphasized in

order to communicate a feeling in paintings.”

Offering on tour: Original watercolor and oil paintings. Light refreshments.

Directions: From Leesburg, head north on Rt.15 BUS/N. King Street until you reach the inter-

section of Rt.15 and Raspberry Drive/Whites Ferry Road. Turn left onto Raspberry Drive and

continue to the first stop sign (.3 mi). 42031 Raspberry Drive is immediately on the left after you

pass the stop sign. Basement studio entrance behind house.

ARTIST DIRECTORY

Kathie Ratcliffe #12 on map15575 Second Street Waterford, VA, 20197

Website: www.ninepatchstudio.com

I piece quilts in miniature form inspired by antique originals. My

work illustrates the range of American quilt design of the 19th

century. Many patterns anticipate abstract design elements of

modern art of the mid 20th century. All are fitting in traditional or

eclectic décor. The quilts range from 6 to 11 inches square—the

charm of antique quilts for the wall in a fraction of the space!

Offering on tour: miniature quilts framed or unframed, giclée

prints of miniature quilts, notecards, mugs, refreshments.

Directions: From Route 7, exit onto Route 9. At first traffic light, turn onto Clarkes Gap Road

(Route 662). Thee miles to Waterford, take first left onto Factory Street, which becomesSecond

Street at the sharp curve. Third house on left after the Second Street Schoolhouse.

John Raymond #19 on map37531 Chappelle Hill Road Purcellville, VA 20132

Website: lincolnsmithy.wordpress.com

Metal Sculpture using mostly found objects from area farms,

scrap yards and frequent dumpster dives. Come see the shop,

the scrap and the sculpture. There will be sculpture for sale as

well as various "in progress" pieces.

Offering on tour: Metal bending demos, advice (good, bad, indif-

ferent) on getting started in metal sculpture and welding and

various refreshments throughout the day.

Directions: 5 minutes from downtown Purcellville!- take Maple Ave South (by 7/11) toward

Lincoln approx 2 Miles. Go thru center of Lincoln, over one lane bridge, take first right onto 709

- Chappelle Hill Road - studio is 3/4 Mile on the left.


Libby Stevens #14 on mapArtSquare

12 Cardinal Park Drive SE Leesburg, VA 20175Website: www.libbystevens.com

I paint in either oil or pastel and love to share my knowledge

through teaching at ArtSquare. It's all about capturing the

effects of light and color, whether it's a landscape, still life or flo-

ral. Pastels are sticks of pure color! Come and watch a

pastel painting demo!

Offering on tour: Light refreshments and pastel painting demo.



Trailview Blvd. Pass Salvation Army Thrift Store on right and take next right. ArtSquare will be

ahead.


Katherine Riedel #11 on map40142 Main St. Waterford, VA 20197

I love to paint! I especially like to paint the beautiful landscapes,

skies and animals that surround the place I live. I have been

teaching all ages for more than 30 years. I enjoy working with

oils, watercolors and pastels. My studio is in the ground level

of my 1886 home, which once served as a dry goods store and

millinery.

Offering on tour: Framed and unframed works, as well as materials for children to

use. Refreshments available.

Directions: From Route 9 North: Take Clarkes Gap Road(Route 662)into Waterford, turn left on

Main Street, drive down the big hill until 40142 (on the right).

ARTIST DIRECTORY

Heather Self #2 on map15200 Planck Lane Purcellville, VA 20132

Website: www.heatherself.blogspot.com

I love pushing the envelope when it comes to traditional print-

making. I have developed a unique process that utilizes many

printmaking techniques. I print layer upon layer, with sometimes

up to twenty different plate processes per print resulting in rich

and intricate original works on paper. I will be displaying both

large and small printed works as well as collages.

Offering on tour: Light refreshments, demos, and beautiful views of a working farm

Directions: From intersection of Rts. 9 and 287: head north, towards Lovettsville, on 287. Go .9

miles and turn left onto John Wolford Rd, at the PVF farmstand. Drive .4 miles and turn left onto

Planck Lane. Look for the two story farmhouse at the end of the lane

Katy Stidley #31 on map10 East Loudoun Round Hill, VA 20141

Website: www.katystidley.com

I have been designing jewelry with beads for 22 years and

making my own glass beads for about 14 years now. I guess

you could call me a professional beader. The technique I use to

make my glass beads is called Lampworking. I use a torch

flame to melt the glass and build and create the bead, one at a

time.

Offering on tour: refreshments, beadmaking demonstrations. art

area for the kids, backyard swing set/sandbox. Sales of one of a kind handmade

beaded jewelry. Earrings, bracelets, necklaces & loose beads.

Directions: From Rt 7 west: Take Round Hill exit and go right on to business 7 also called

Loudoun Street. 10 E- White house with screened porch, studio is in small building between

house and garage.

ARTIST DIRECTORY

Lisa Strout #14 on mapArt Square

12 Cardinal Park Drive SE. Leesburg, VA 20175Website: www.lisastroutstudios.wordpress.com

Whether I'm working in ceramic or cement, my sculptures all

stem from my love of whimsy. I work organically, letting each

piece guide my process as it takes on a life of its own.My work

includes one-of-a-kind, handbuilt sculptures, architectural ele-

ments and custom tiles.

Offering on tour: Light refreshments and demos.




Ken Sullins #6 on map16 E. Pennsylvania Ave. Lovettsville, VA 20180

Website: www.kensullinsphotography.com

His work consists of nature, wildlife, landscapes, and horses

along with other fine art subjects. Images have been recog-

nized by the Windland Smith Rice International Awards, The

Center for Fine Art Photography, The Outdoor Writers’

Association of America and displayed in juried shows locally

and across the country. He prints all his work and stretches

canvases on bars that he builds.

Offering on tour: Refreshments and photography demonstration.

Directions: From intersection of Rt. 9 and Rt. 287, head North on Route 287 toward

Lovettsville. Pass fire station and West End Motors and turn right on Loudoun St. Pass elemen-

tary school and follow until left on Pennsylvania Ave (just before Pizza Place). Left onPenn. Ave.

studio in back yard.


Kristen Swanson #6 on map16 E. Pennsylvania Ave. Lovettsville, VA 20180

Website: www.kristenkswanson.com

I create wheel thrown and hand built functional ceramic art out

of beautiful porcelain clay. I draw inspiration from Japanese art,

traditional botanical motifs, and contemporary textiles. On

a trip to my studio you will find wonderful patterns,

Woodpeckers, Chickadees, and Cherry Blossoms playfully

wrapped around mugs, bowls, vases, dinnerware and service

platters.

Offering on tour: Refreshments and pottery demonstration.

Directions: From intersection of Rt. 9 and Rt. 287, head North on Route 287 toward

Lovettsville. Pass fire station and West End Motors and turn right on Loudoun St. Pass elemen-

tary school and follow until left on Pennsylvania Ave (just before Pizza Place). Left onPenn. Ave.

studio in back yard.

Dana Thompson #14 on mapArtSquare

12 Cardinal Park Drive Leesburg VA 20175Website: www.DanaThompsonDesigns.com

"Bold colors," "confident brushstrokes," "larger-than-life compo-

sitions" and "Wow, she can clearly paint shiny things" have all

been used to describe Dana's paintings. She always looks for

the twist–the unconventional pairing of common subjects in her

still lifes. Dana also paints landscapes and teaches.

Offering on tour: Refreshments and demos.




Judith Thompson #21 on mapSchip Hill Studio

19965 Lincoln Road Purcellville, VA 20132 Website: schiphill.wordpress.com

To view a painting by Judith Thompson is to enter the woman’s

world of expression, emotion and intelligence. A Judith woman

is a strong, calm resting place in the maelstrom of daily life. Her

subjects portray that outer manifestation of the inner workings

that make us human. Women-these wonderful vessels of

unfathomable depths are explored and clarified. Judith’s unique

use of textiles, that are vibrant burst of color and blazing tones, flows from her love of

beautiful female attire.

Directions: From Business Route 7 in Purcellville, turn South onto Maple Avenue, and follow

this road 5 miles. Maple Avenue will have become Lincoln Road. At the 5 mile mark, the Studio

is on the Right, #19965. There is a sign in front of a stand of bamboo "Schip Hill".


ARTIST DIRECTORY

Bethany Widom #14 on mapArtSquare

12 Cardinal Park Drive Leesburg VA 20175Website: : www.bethanywidom.com

Originally from Michigan, and taught how to bake and sew at a

young age, I have always been creative. I love painting in the

Old Dutch Masters Style. They are a little glimpse into some-

one's everyday life. Sometimes I paint things from the past well

used and loved. Sometime I am inspired by my kids to paint

origami or nail polish. New or old reminisce as you view nostal-

gic still life oil Paintings. Offering on tour: Original still life oil paintings, as well as

prints and cards. Also there will be light refreshments.




Richard Weidner #22 on map20373 Woodtrail Road Round Hill VA 20141

Sunny Lane Forge is the metal fabrication studio of Rich

Weidner. Rich began metalsmithing and blacksmithing in

2000. Most of his work is one- of-a-kind garden art and work

using horse shoes and other found objects.

Offering on tour: Original metal fabrication and artistic black-

smithing of garden art and other creative objects.

Directions: Start on St. Louis RD/VA-611 either by going north off of RT 50 or south on 32nd

ST off main ST at the west end of Purcellville. In 6+ miles either way turn on Unison Rd. go

0.4 mi, turn right onto Woodtrail Rd, we are at Stop#22, the second driveway on left.

ARTIST DIRECTORY

Betty Wiley #27 on map608 Glenmeade Cr.(Catoctin Meadows) Purcellville. VA 20132

Website: www.painting4joy.com

As always the scenic beauty of Loudoun County attracts theeye and the brush or painting knife. This year I have beendrawn to our woodlands and pathways that invite the walk.Also the fabulous horse farms and wine country. Still life'sremain part of the three works always in progress at my homestudio beyond the yellow roses and purple door. Enter, weinvite YOU to share in the joy I find in painting on view every-where in the house. Bring a fave photo of your own!

Offering on tour: All sizes of paintings from the very smallest up to 24X36 on widevariety of subjects will be for sale, accompanied with delectable refreshments.

Directions: From BYPASS #7 west or east Purcelville exit. On Bus #7, drive to 21st North to

Ashleigh turn left 2nd stop sign , turn right ..last house on right on Glenmeade Circle is 608

Pull in circular drive. Call 540-338-7406 if lost.


Beth Wilson #33A on mapBarefoot Weaver’s Studio

35246 Harry Byrd HWY Suite 150 Round Hill, VA 20141 Website: www.barefootweaversstudio.com

My work encompasses handwoven textiles from utilitarian use

to wearable fashions, incorporating timeless traditions with con-

temporary twists. Weaving threads of linen, cotton, tencel, silk

or rayon chenille into fabric is magical!! I also enjoy working

with clients to create custom pieces. If you are a do-it-your-

selfer, weaving classes and workshops are offered for the

novice to the experienced. Offering on tour: Handwoven scarves, table linens, blan-

kets and more. Weaving demonstrations. Refreshing beverages




Peter Wood #23 on mapFarmer's Delight 36276 Mountville Rd Middleburg, VA 20117

Website: www.rustymetal.com

I create sculpture conveying the excitement of life. I start withcold gray steel twisting & turning until it develops its own per-sonality. When it resonates with me, it is complete. The titlecomes by finding the meaning from my subconscious. I enjoythe heat & power of the oxygen/acetylene torch, changing theindustrial steel into carefree movement. The journey is fabri-cating steel into art and discovering the meaning. Offering on tour: Enjoy a beautiful farm, bring a picnic and see

sculpture in an open setting and the inside of my welding studio.

Directions: Route 50 Middleburg stoplight, turn onto North Madison St. Road becomes

Foxcroft Rd (elementary school on right), follow road for about 3 mi. Turn right at the pink

house onto Mountville Rd. About a 10th of a mile on the left, take the second entrance into

Farmer's Delight. Go past the main house, follow the signs to the studio.

Hill High Country Store

35246 Harry Byrd Highway, Round Hill, VA 20141

Phone (540) 338-7173 [email protected]

Magnolia’s at the Mill

198 North 21st Street Purcellville, VA 20132

Phone (540) 338-9800 www.magnoliasmill.com

King Street Coffee

110 S. King St. Leesburg, VA 20175

Phone (703) 443-0110 www.kingstreetcoffee.com


ARTIST DIRECTORY

Food and Drink DirectoryLocations noted on map with

Briar Patch Bed & Breakfast Inn

23130 Briar Patch Lane Middleburg, VA 20117 Phone: 703-327-5911

www.BriarPatchBandB.com Email: [email protected]

Middleburg Country Inn

209 East Washington St. Middleburg, VA 20118

Phone: 540-687-6082 Toll Free: 800-262-6082 Fax: 540-687-5603

www.middleburgcountryinn.com Email: [email protected]

Middle Grove Inn Bed & Breakfast

37175 Jeb Stuart Rd. Purcellville, VA 20132 Phone: 540-338-0918

www.middlegroveinn.com Email: [email protected]

WeatherLea Farm and Vineyard B&B

39595 Weatherlea Farm Lane, Lovettsville, VA 20180 Phone: 540-822-5097

www.weatherleafarm.com Email: [email protected]

Zion Springs Bed & Breakfast

16652 Mandileigh Lane Hamilton, VA 20158 Phone: 540-751-9776

www.zionsprings.com Email: [email protected]


Bed and Breakfast Directory

Gallery Sponsors Directory

Arts in The Village Gallery1601 Village Market Blvd. Suite #116, Leesburg, VA 20175

Phone: 571-442-866www.artsinthevillage.com Email: [email protected]

ArtSquare12 Cardinal Park Drive, SE. Leesburg VA 20175 Phone: 703-777-8043

www.loudounartsquare.com Email: [email protected]

It's Bazaar Gallery143 N 21st St. Purcellville, VA 20132 Phone: 540-751-9260

www.bazaaron21st.com

Medlin Art Gallery2 Loudoun St. SE, Leesburg, VA 20175 Phone: 703-771-8696

www.MedlinArtGallery.com

The Cooley Gallery12 S. King Street. Leesburg, VA 20175 Phone: 703-779-4639

www.TheCooleyGallery.com Email: [email protected]

The Gateway Gallery

Rt. 7, Hillhigh Orchards Bldg. Round Hill, VA 20142 Phone: 540-338-3001

www.thegatewaygallery.com Email: [email protected]

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WLAST - 8TH ANNUAL WESTERN LOUDOUN ARTISTS STUDIO TOURPAGE 40

“Miniature Masterworks”Small Works of Art!

All day celebration - June 22Artist reception - 5 to 8pm

Show runs - June 19 - July 7 , 2013

Live An Artful Life® Gallery6474 Main St. The Plains, VA 20198

“Looking South” by Tom Neel, 7” X 12” Oil

A celebration of small paintings! Miniature Masterworks brings you afordability and fun!

Regional artists and artisans! Gem sized art for those nook and cranny spaces, with paintings limited to 108

square inches or less (think 9 X 12).Wine reception with Delaplane Cellars!

DAVID NORTON POTTERY

bring the warmth of human touchto everyday occasions.

18005 Kul lg ren Rd. Round Hi l l , VA 20141540-338-9502 davidnor tonpot ter y.com

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