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SallyAnne loves to paint recycled wine bottles, mason jars and jugs, but she especially loves unique shapes. When she has finished her artwork, the items resemble pottery because of the unique paint texture style she gives to the bases of the bottles before she sculpts and paints the details. SallyAnne also hand paints and personalizes glass ornaments. Her top sellers are snowmen and hearts with roses, which can be personalized. She also paints on wood plaques, adding sayings and flowers. What’s more, SallyAnne accomplished her dream of becoming an author last year. Her first published book is called, “Still Dragging Your Stuff Around?” which is a Christian inspirational book of her life experiences in which she encourages others to release anger, pain and frustration they may be holding onto. “Nosey Rosie,” her second book was released in May 2014 and is a children’s book featuring her four dogs as the characters in the book. SallyAnne welcomes you to visit her website: www.sallyannetrissel.tateauthor.com She retired from the Stark County Board of DD in 2006 to devote her time to her artwork. This talented crafter often refers to her bottles as vessels since God created her as a vessel and through her, God’s Light can shine brightly onto others. SallyAnne blesses everyone with a smile. You will find her at booth 82.

Columbiana, OhioSATURDAY AND SUNDAY • 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

AUGUST 9-10, 16-17, 23- 24, 2014

W E M A K E Y O U K I N D L Y W E L C O M E

H A N D S T O W O R K H E A R T S T O G O D

Shaker Woods F ESTIVAL217 STATE ROuTE 7COLuMBIANA, OH 44408

SAllYANNe TRiSSelCottage Garden Creations

Offer Unique Hand Painted Wine Bottles and Artwork

allyAnne Trissel of North Canton Ohio has been painting most of her life, but started painting on wine

bottles 15 years ago. She designed a wine bottle to have the appearance of a cozy cottage with intricate hand painted details. With her husband Bill’s help, the bottles are lighted giving the windows a homey glow from within. Recently SallyAnne has found the love of clay which she now hand sculpts onto the roofs, adding bricks and details to the outside along with the painted vines, flowers and

grapes. Her popular Tuscany Villa cottages with the grapes and vines are her top sellers along with the unique English Cottages, which are covered in floral vines. She often adds personalization to the front doors when requested, such as names and dates. SallyAnne loves to hand sculpt the clay into grapes and leaves onto the wine bottles and enjoys adding cute sayings on some of the bottles. She has hand sculpted sunflowers, apples, birds and lighthouses, along with other designs, and then hand paints the details bringing the textured bottles to life. In addition to the lighted wine bottles, SallyAnne has been adding electric candle lights to the top of jars turning them into lamps.

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• Inn At The Green (Poland).........330-757-4688• Columbiana Bed & Breakfast (Columbiana)..330-892-0218• Charles Nelson Schmick House (Leetonia)..330-301-3971

ll who have experienced the “Simple Life” at the Shaker Woods Festival during the last 30 years know how special the festival has become. From the beautifully

manicured grounds to the exceptional line-up of skilled crafters and musicians, the little spot in eastern Ohio has been a gathering place every August for thousands. This year is no exception. Relax and take a step back to the simple life...it’s Shaker Woods Festival time!

May God Bless, Lana Grim

• Holiday Inn (Boardman)....…...............330-726-1611• Hampton Inn (Boardman)......................330-758-5191• Fairfield Inn (Boardman)........................330-726-5979• Marriot Residence Inn (Boardman).........330-726-1747• Americas Best Value Inn & Suites (N. Lima).....330-549-0157• Microtel (Boardman).............................330-758-1816• Days Inn (Lisbon)....…............................330-420-0111• Dutch Village Inn (Columbiana)..............866-482-5050• Holiday Inn Express (North Lima)............330-549-0070

Motels within minutes of the Shaker Woods Festival:

Shaker Woods F ESTIVALLana Grim

P.O. Box 279 • Columbiana, OH 44408 (330) 482-0214

E-mail: [email protected] • Visit our website at: www.shakerwoods.com

ADULTS.................................$8.00CHILDREN (12 AND UNDER)...........FREE

• Acres of Free Parking • No Pets Please• No Smoking in Woods - Outside Fence Only

• Group Rates of 10 or more • Bus Tours and Groups Welcome

Dear Parents, please keep in mind that our woods are not stroller-friendly. Strollers are not recommended.

GENERAL ADMISSION - DAILY RATESInformation: Shaker Woods Festival Office Hours: Monday thru Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

FESTIVAL/TICKET INFORMATIONFESTIVAL/TICKET INFORMATION

A C C O M M O D A T I O N SA C C O M M O D A T I O N S

*Shaker Special Rates!

Campgrounds (on St. Rte. 7)

Bed and Breakfast

• Terrace Lake (New Waterford)......330-227-9606

Shaker Woods Club Car Can Take You

To And From Your Parking Area

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Letter from the Promoter

If You Are Self-Contained, You Can Stay on the Shaker Woods Grounds.

L O C A T I O N K E Y E V E N T S

HANDS TO WORK SHAKER WOODS HEARTS TO GOD

L O C A T I O N K E Y E V E N T SShaker Woods is located on County Line Road off State Route 7 in Columbiana, Ohio. Festival Grounds Address: 44337 County Line Road, Columbiana, OH 44408

The 2015 Shaker Woods Festival will take place Aug. 8-9, 15-16, 22-23.

Shaker Woods Festival Live Auction: Sunday, August 24, Noon - 4:00 p.m.Located at the Simple Gifts Stage. Proceeds will be split between the Christina House for Battered Woman and the Humane Society.

Auctioneers: Jim & Jake Kellner

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• Hampton Inn & Suites(Canfield)..........330-702-1900• Quality Inn & Suites (N.Lima)..............330-549-9190• Country Inn & Suites (Youngstown)......330-544-0300• Fairfield Inn & Suites (Youngstown)......330-505-2173

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PAUl lATOS

What Started as a Hobby Becomes a Career for Wood Crafter

he Linn Pottery Studio and Gallery calls home a hundred plus year old warehouse located in the northern end of the Historical District of downtown

Wheeling, WV. The Master Potter, Paul Latos, can be found much of the time in his studio on the second floor with the sounds of jazz playing in the background, creating functional utilitarian stoneware, elegant one of a kind pieces made from porcelain, and specialty works of low fired earthenware. His line of pottery has been been exhibited and sold in numerous galleries across the united States including the Renwick Gallery in Washington, DC and The Greenbrier Resort in White Sulphur Springs, WV. His exquisite line of pottery has also been sought after by collectors not only in the united States, but also in Japan, China, Korea, Canada and Ireland. He has received numerous awards including The Best of West Virginia Award from Governor Gaston Caperton and Top Producer Awards from the Tamarack Foundation, Beckley, West Virginia. Born and raised in the northern panhandle of West Virginia, Paul attended Brooke High School in Wellsburg. It was there that he was first introduced to a craft that would lead him to lifelong career as a potter. upon graduation, Paul furthered his interest in the field

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❤ The Meeting House Stage: Darryl Gatlin (11 a.m.- Noon) (1- 2 p.m.) (3- 4 p.m.)❤ The Garden Stage: Cody Gibson (10- 11 a.m.) (Noon- 1 p.m.) (2- 3 p.m.)❤ The Simple Gifts Stage: Craig Thomas (11 a.m.- Noon) (1- 2 p.m.) (3- 4 p.m.)

Saturday, August 9, 2014❤ The Meeting House Stage: Darryl Gatlin (11 a.m.- Noon) (1- 2 p.m.) (3- 4 p.m.)❤ The Garden Stage: Cody Gibson (10- 11 a.m.) (Noon- 1 p.m.) (2- 3 p.m.)❤ The Simple Gifts Stage: Northwest Territory - Bluegrass (11 a.m.- Noon) (1- 2 p.m.) (3- 4 p.m.)

❤ The Meeting House Stage: Zach Paxson (11 a.m.- Noon) (1- 2 p.m.) (3- 4 p.m.)❤ The Garden Stage: Vanessa Campagna (10- 11 a.m.) (Noon- 1 p.m.) (2- 3 p.m.)❤ The Simple Gifts Stage: Cedar Valley Cloggers (11 a.m.- Noon) (1- 2 p.m.) (3- 4 p.m.)

❤ The Meeting House Stage: Zach Paxson (11 a.m.- Noon) (1- 2 p.m.) (3- 4 p.m.)❤ The Garden Stage: Vanessa Campagna (10- 11 a.m.) (Noon- 1 p.m.) (2- 3 p.m.)❤ The Simple Gifts Stage: Legends of Music (11 a.m.- Noon) (1- 2 p.m.) (3- 4 p.m.)

❤ The Meeting House Stage: Darryl Gatlin (11 a.m.- Noon) (1- 2 p.m.) (3- 4 p.m.)❤ The Garden Stage: Blue Shades (10- 11 a.m.) (Noon- 1 p.m.) (2- 3 p.m.)❤ The Simple Gifts Stage: Black Horse (11 a.m.- Noon) (1- 2 p.m.) (3- 4 p.m.)

❤ The Meeting House Stage: Darryl Gatlin (11 a.m.- Noon) (1- 2 p.m.) (3- 4 p.m.)❤ The Garden Stage: Blue Shades (10- 11 a.m.) (Noon- 1 p.m.) (2- 3 p.m.)❤ The Simple Gifts Stage: Shaker Woods Festival Live Auction (Noon-4 p.m.)

Saturday, August 16, 2014

Saturday, August 23, 2014

Sunday, August 10, 2014



Darryl GatlinPerforming: August 9 & 10, 23 & 24

at The Meeting House Stage

Zach PaxsonPerforming: August 16 & 17at The Meeting House Stage

Vanessa CampagnaPerforming: August 16 & 17

at The Garden Stage

Black HorsePerforming: August 23

at The Simple Gifts Stage

• The Meeting House Stage (Near Booth 41)• The Garden Stage (Near Gate B)• The Simple Gifts Stage (Near Booth 133)

Shaker Woods FestivalENTERTAINMENT

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Daily Activities:❤ Angela Love & Dana Ingram: Caricatures ❤ Children’s Order: See page 5 for classes and times.




Antiques in the Woods proudly presents the area’s top quality antique & collectible dealers offering something for

everyone! Linens, glassware, furniture and much, much more will be offered at this year’s wonderful antique show.

While on the grounds, enjoy a weekend of the hit & miss engines, a civil war encampment, the sounds of tractor

pulls and live entertainment throughout the day. Be sure to bring your appetite for all the great country cooking and

awesome desserts. Take time on Sunday to mill around the classic car show or enter your own classic car or truck for

a chance to win a trophy! Each driver receives free admission along with a dish plaque. Mark your calendars, this is

one show you don’t want to miss!

WE’RE MINUTES AWAY FROM THE OHIO/PA TURNPIKE AND PLENTY OF LODGING IS AVAILABLE MINUTES FROM THE SHOW!

www.antiquesinthewoods.comemail: [email protected]

JOIN US FOR ANOTHER GREAT YEAR AT...

ANTIQUESIN THEWOODS

A Magnificent Antique Show Located on the Shaker Woods Grounds

Saturday, September 6, 2014 - 10am to 5pmSunday, September 7, 2014 - 10am to 4pm

For more information on becominga Dealer, please contact:Lana GrimAntiques in the Woods, LLC217 State Route 7Columbiana, Ohio 44408Phone: 330-550-4190Fax: 330-482-0215

GENERAL ADMISSION PER DAY

Adults.....$6.00Children 12 & Under....FREE

Special rates are available for bus tours and groups


Sol’s in BerlinOhio’s Premier Arts & Crafts Mall since 1993Over 350 Crafters Offering Unique Specialties Year Round

• Wreaths & Florals• Hand Painted Signs• Potting Benches• Cornhole Boards• Boswell’s Dips & Blends• Homemade Ice Cream• Appliquéd Coats Kitchen Items Wooden

• Jewelry• Stitch work• Painted Glass• Spoons• Pet Goodies • Leather Goods• Buggy Rides• Hot Kettle Corn

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Heck’s Restaurant610 East Park Ave. • Columbiana, Ohio 44408 • 330-482-4458

Family-style restaurant and full service bakery.Catering and banquet facilities available.

For homemade Mennonite cooking, eat where the locals eat! We use fresh, locally grown produce, have our own in house butcher shop, and prepare our baked goods from scratch on a daily basis.

Bring in this ad during Shaker Woods and receive a 10% discount off your bill.(Not valid with any other coupon or discount offers.)

Uptown Plaza • Columbiana, OH 44408-1276(330) 482-3881 • 888-260-5275 Toll [email protected]

F I N E D I A M O N D SMember American Gem Society • Accredited Gem Laboratory

W E B U Y G O L D , C O I N S A N D E S TAT E J E W E L R Y

Mon./Tues./Wed./Fri. 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.Thurs. 9:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

THE TASTE OF SHAKER PASTSomething Delicious is Cooking at

(Located in the Back of the Woods)• Reuben Sandwich on Fresh Rye Bread

• Shredded BBQ Chicken Sandwich

• Pulled Pork Sandwich• Pepperoni Rolls• Cold Bottled Water• Ice Cold Pop

TRY ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS PARFAITS! Slow Roasted Pulled Pork, Beef

or Shredded BBQ Chicken on Layers of Creamy Mashed Potatoes

The Children’s Order - 2014

nce again, the Shaker Woods Schoolhouse will be open for classes during the three-

weekend festival. Our school, now in its 22nd year, is run in the tradition of the shaker community and known as the “Children’s Order“. Classes were first held in 1992 and entitled “The Children’s Order.” This was the term used by the Shaker Villages to denote their schooling system. All classes are related to the craft that the teacher exhibits at the festival. Classes will be one and one-half hours and you may safely leave your child in the schoolroom while you shop. The teacher will be sure that your child is monitored until you return. Classes are held at the Shaker Schoolhouse and last approximately 45 minutes to one hour. During that time parents are free to shop unless otherwise noted below by the instructor. Your child will be secure at the schoolhouse until you return. Each teacher has determined the age range for their project. The fee for each class is $10.00 and covers all supplies needed. Please stop by the schoolhouse early in the day to register your child for the class of his/her choice. All of these classes are open to children of all ages. 5 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

Celebrating Our 22nd Year of Schooling/Craft Classes

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n Saturdays, August 9-16-231:00-1:45 p.m. – Grain Painting – Sue B. MillerLearn the art of grain painting and children will grain paint on a Shaker Box. This class is open to children of any age who will stay without a parent.

2:00-2:45 p.m. – Creating Gourd Animals – Mary MebergChildren will be learning the art of gourds and will be making hard shell animals. This is open to all ages – 5 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

n Sundays, August 10-17-24 1:00-1:45 p.m. – Folk Art Painting – Sue B. MillerLearn the art of painting on a “Sunday Toy.” In the early Shaker times children were not permitted to play with a toy that did not have a “Biblical Theme” hence they would paint a box with a Bible story theme of their choosing. This class is open to children of any age who will stay without a parent.

Sunday August 10th 2:00-2:45 p.m. – Angel Plant Sticks – Jo McDevittSunday August 17th 2:00-2:45 p.m. – Decoupage Maché Ornaments – Jo McDevittSunday August 24th 2:00-2:45 p.m. – Chair Leg Snowman – Jo McDevitt

PLEASE CHECK OUR WEBSITE FOR INSTRUCTOR CLASS TIMES AND DATES OR VISIT OUR INFORMATION BOOTH WHEN ARRIVING TO THE SHOW!

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Cuyahoga Falls1755 State Road • Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44223

330-929-4514

Stained Glass for Your Home or Business• Custom Designs• Doors & Sidelights• Cabinets

Leaded Glass Design

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Wadsworth2942 Medina Line • Wadsworth, OH 44281

330-336-5103

• Windows• lamps• Valances

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Exit 232

Route164

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NorthLima

Where to Find Us…

n From Erie, PA: Take 79 South to 80 West. Continue on 80 West to 11 South. Take 11 South and get off the Columbiana exit. Follow signs to the woods.n From PA Turnpike: To Ohio Turnpike. Get off exit 232. Take Route 7 South towards East Liverpool. Go on Route 7 South about 4 miles. You’ll see a sign on Route 7. Turn right on County Line Road to woods.n From Pittsburgh/I-376 W: Get off Chippewa exit. At light turn left onto Route 51. At Ohio line, Route 51 will turn into Route 14. Follow 14 to Route 7 & 14 in Columbiana. Turn right at light. Go about 3/4 mile, turn left into woods.n Interstate 680: Get off Western Reserve Road. Follow Route 164 to 7 South. Go about 4 miles to County Line Road. Turn right into woods.n Akron: Take 76 east to Route 11 South. Go on Route 11 to Columbiana exit. Follow signs to woods.n Cleveland: Take I-480 East to I-80 East (Ohio Turnpike). Follow I-80 East to I-76 East. Take exit 232 onto Route 7. Drive 4 miles turn right onto County Line Road into the woods.n Columbus/Cincinnati: 70 East to Cambridge - Take 77 North to Canton - Pick up Route 62 East to Salem, continue on Route 14 East to Columbiana, turn left on County Line Road.n West Virginia/East Liverpool/Steubenville: Follow Route 7 North all the way to County Line Road in Columbiana, turn left on County Line Road.n Columbus/Wooster/Canton: Take Route 71 North to Route 30 East to Route 62 East to Alliance. Pick up Route 14, take Route 14 to Columbiana. Turn left on County Line Road.

Go to www.shakerwoods.com for an interactive map with detailed driving instructions from your specific location.

Festival Grounds Address: 44337 County Line Rd, Columbiana, OH 44408

Directions From:

TheSutersville Sewing Co.

Applique Artists419 First Avenue • Sutersville, PA 15083

724-872-6117www.sutersvillesewingco.cominfo@sutersvillesewingco.com

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THE SHAKER WING HOUSEOffering the Best Tasting Wings in the Woods!

Your Choice of:Mild • Hot • Garlic • BBQ • And Always a Flavor of the Day

Also Serving Homemade Potato Chips w/Homemade French Onion Dip, Zucchini Fries, Pulled Pork Sandwich w/Homemade Cole Slaw,

Pulled Pork and Shredded BBQ Chicken Parfaits, Shredded BBQ Chicken Sandwich, Deep Fried Portabella Mushrooms, Corn Dogs,

Fresh Squeezed Lemonade Shakes, Bottled Water and PopWe’re Located Inside Gate B in the Front of the Woods...Hope to See You There!

Darryl Gatlin

Performing: August 9 & 10, 23 & 24 at The Meeting

House Stage

arryl grew up in Beaver Falls, PA where he began singing with his brother Don at an early age. The duo went on to great success in Nashville,

recording two albums with Sony/Epic Records and were nominated for Country Music Duo of the Year for five consecutive years. They performed on the Grand Ole Opry eleven times and performed with such legends as Merle Haggard, Garth Brooks, Reba McEntire, Alabama, the Mandrells and many more. They even managed to score a Billboard Top 40 hit with their single ‘No Sir’ and have three videos in the TNN Hall of Fame. Darryl has been a singer/songwriter/entertainer his whole life, focusing on his live shows the past ten years and mesmerizes every crowd. Andrea grew up in Marion, OH and earned a Bachelor of Music degree from Ashland university where she majored in music education with a vocal emphasis. Her voice has taken her to stages across the country and even overseas to England with her ability to sing six languages and all styles of music, from opera to Broadway to hip-hop to classics and everything in between. She earned the Best Classical Talent award at Miss Ohio and was featured on Fox Sports Net for her performances of the National Anthem at Columbus Blue Jackets NHL games. Together, the two have combined their dynamic voices and diverse musical backgrounds to create an exciting live show like none other. The duo can be seen all over Ohio, Midwest and South, performing over 150 dates a year. During the summer they can be seen at Put-in-Bay, entertaining thousands of visitors with their high-energy, vocally driven performances. Come see for yourself what everyone is talking about. You will be entertained! For more on Gatlin, visit them online at www.darrylgatlin.com

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The CrysTal CaveHandpainted Glass & More

1176 Days Run Road • Fairview, WV • 304-798-3496 • 304-798-3020

Bill & Gene Linhart’s legacy continues with new owners, son, Scott Linhart and his wife Kim.

Visit Us at Our New Location!13528 South Avenue • Columbiana, OH 44408 • 234.759.3781

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ay and Kathy Tomczak are new to Salem, Ohio, having moved here last

June from the state of Idaho. Ray builds quality handcrafted painted furniture inspired by Shaker and Colonial furniture styles. His furniture pieces may look like antiques, but they are new reproductions. Ray has been building furniture for approximately 25 years. What started out as a supplemental source of income when Kathy stayed home to raise their children has developed into a full-time career building beautiful furniture for customers’ homes. Through word-of-mouth from happy customers, Ray’s furniture business has soared. The couple subsequently opened a large retail store to sell their furniture, as well as quality home décor and accessories. After operating that store in Boise the last 20 years, they were looking to simplify their lives and move closer to the Tomczak family in Pennsylvania, so they sold their store to their manager and moved east. Ray continues as a buyer, business consultant and furniture builder for the Idaho store. Now you can find Ray’s furniture known as “SHAKERS COTTAGE” here at the Shaker Wood’s Festival! In addition, “SHAKERS COTTAGE” furniture and home accessories will be available at a new, smaller store opening soon in

What’s Old is New for Handcrafted Furniture

RAY AND KATHY TOMCZAK

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Columbiana, Ohio. Customers looking for a specific size in a piece of furniture are welcome to talk to Ray about a custom order. He can work from a photo or a description and produce a new piece in the Shaker style to specification. Ray loves to build and gets satisfaction in helping create timeless, functional pieces that can be enjoyed and used for many years to come. The wood types he uses are solid pine, rustic cherry and brown maple or

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The Most Preferred Candle at Shaker Woods for Over 21 Years!


Nature Cast in Concrete

JOSePH WASKO AND ANTHONY NAPleS

Joseph Wasko and Anthony Naples of Jamestown, Pa. stumbled onto horticultural art seven years ago. Their inspiration was a magazine article with directions on

how to make a concrete bird bath in just one weekend. Anthony said they had plenty of concrete left over, which led to a hobby they now call Leaf’crete. The talented artists cast fresh leaves out of concrete, producing a variety of unique products in all shapes and sizes, including bird baths, tables, garden pieces, wall hangings, oil lamps, pendants, magnets and more. The oil lamps are popular at outdoor shows where they’re able to be lit. Anthony said, “That’s the attraction. Just having them lit so people can see how they work.” Both retired, Joseph and Anthony grow most of the leaves on their property, which is on Pymatuning Lake. Some leaves, such as lotus, start to wilt as soon as they come out of water. Freshly cut rhubarb and hosta leaves can last four to five days in water. Since they need fresh leaves, Mother Nature dictates when they can craft their artwork. Most years they work from May until the first week in October. The retirees use all types and sizes of fresh leaves when crafting their wares. Anthony’s favorite is rhubarb, thanks to the leaf’s deep veins. Small leaves are perfect for magnets and pendants, while larger leaves are good for bird baths, garden pieces and tables, which can be used indoors or outdoors. Lilly pads also make nice tables because they’re naturally flat. Grape leaves tend to work best for their wall hangings and oil lamps, which come supplied with wicks, oil and funnels so they can be put to use right away. The artists have quite a following. Some customers collect the Leaf’crete pieces. One customer said, “I have several of these pieces of art in my home and they always get noticed and complimented.” Still others purchase them to give as gifts for weddings and other special occasions.

Pesta’s Country Store

Located at Booth #13 in the Dark Blue section on the map.

300 Standard AvenueMingo Junction, OH 43938(740) 535-1873

Hours: Monday-Saturday [email protected]

Pesta’s is your doorway to country décor with fresh, new ideas for the country look.

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Jack Paluh Arts, Inc. • 2869 Old Wattsburg Rd. • Waterford, Pa 16441814-796-4400 • Email: [email protected] • Website: www.jackpaluh.com

Visit our Woods at Shakerwoods!Joshua’s Path by Jack Paluh

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WoodhavenNew Designs for 2014!

I would like to extend to you an invitation to join us at the 2014 Shaker Woods Festival. My products are unique in the Arts and Craft business because I feature wood products each incorporating Hand Sculpted artwork. My pieces are all original designs that utilize a marble sculpting compound, hand detailing and time intensive antiquing process, which in turn gives them a very rich, old world appearance. As an added benefit to all of my customers, I finish all the pieces for either indoor or outdoor display and actively copyright each one to assure you that you will not find anything like them anywhere else. Please stop by for our regular demonstrations and experience works of art that are pleasing to behold and a joy to own and collect. Thank You

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ANDERS, DAVE ......................................... 100ANKE, KELLIE & REGIS ................................ 131AUSTIN, JOSEF ................................ 156BACHMANN, CHRISTY ................................ 65BARTON, KEN & SUE ................................ 192BATES, DUANE ................................ 64BEE, DENISE ................................................ 89BELL, BILL ................................................. 184BENDER, GARY & MICHELLE ..................... 132BENNETT, ANNE ..................................... 69BIERY, KAREN ..................................... 11BIRLTHISEL, STEVE ................................ 183BIZON, HELENA .................................... 168BLAIR, DEBORAH ..................................... 19BLONSKI, DIANE ................................ 31BOGER, JEAN ........................................ 92BOSLEY, JOHN “ROCKY” .............................. 181BOSWELL, RON & PAT ................................ 49BOWMAN, KAY ...................................... 43BOYCE, KEVIN ...................................... 59BRAY, TODD & VICTORIA ................................ 21BRONIAK, JOHN & GLORIA ............................ 79BROWN, TRICIA ................................ 32BUCCIARELLI, VICTOR ................................ 12CARDONA, STEVE & ROBIN ........................... 38CLARK, KRISTINA ................................ 137CLARK-ROSE, COLLEEN .............................. 67CLINE, LORI ............................................... 112COLLINS, JIM & BEV ................................ 163CONTI, MICHELE ...................................... 191COOK, MARILYN ..................................... 156COOK-NOVAK, PAM ................................ 72CROFT, BERYL ................................ 201CUTTICA, ANDREW & LAURA ........................ 122CYPROWSKI, BARBARA ............................... 18DALLAS, MOLLY ..................................... 87DARR, KAMA ......................................... 141DAVIS, KEN .................................................. 81DELANCEY, TAMMY ................................ 199DELLOSA, EERON ................................ 75DENNIS, KEVIN ....................................... 158DEPACE, JUSTIN ...................................... 134DIAZ-CAPT, GABRIELA ................................ 106DORTCH, KERRY ................................ 53DUNLEAVY, DAN ................................ 58DYLEWSKI, ANTHONY ................................ 28EARNHART, JANET ................................ 165EDDY, MARK & JUDY ................................ 202EVANS, SANDRA ....................................... 6FLAHERTY, LINET ................................ 129FOX, SEAN ................................................ 113GABRIEL, BETH ANN .................................. 74GABRIEL, JEREMY ....................................... 56GAINES, RUTH ..................................... 151GERTSBAUER, DELAINE .............................. 149GILBERT, CHARLES ................................ 15GILSTORF, FRED .................................... 8GINGERICH, MICHAEL ................................ 161GOEHRING, DAREN ................................ 97GOLD, NINA ........................................... 206GONZALES, SONDRA ................................ 98GRAF, CHUCK ............................................. 81GREEN, LESA .......................................... 154HAAS, JUDY ................................................. 203HAMM, MARK ............................................. 146HANEY, CAROL ....................................... 174HAYTON, SHERRY ........................................ 57HEATH, LESLIE ....................................... 30HECKMAN, PEGGY ...................................... 68HEINZE, SHERYL .................................... 138HITT, JILL .......................................... 22HOERIG, SANDY ........................................ 207HOSKINSON, HOLLY .................................. 68JACOBSEN, DORIS ................................ 186JOHNSON, NORA .................................... 187JONES, VALERIE .......................................... 78

Crafters, Listed Alphabetically With Booth Numbers

Red Print Designates New Crafters

KADY, RICHARD & NATALIE ....................... 126KANDRAY, MAUREEN ................................ 124KAUFFMAN, LISA ...................................... 71KAUFMAN, CINDI .................................... 65KAVOSICK, JOHN .................................. 152KELCH, RICK & DEBRA ................................ 103KENNEDY, JOHN & JUDY ................................ 10KETTERER, KATHY ................................ 193KNOX, TAMMY .................................................. 27KRALL, EJ .................................................. 44LATOS, PAUL ............................................. 180LEHNHARDT, JOANN ................................ 128LENTNER, MARY BETH ................................ 203LEONHARD, JAI ......................................... 55LEVINSKY, NICK ........................................ 125LEWIS, KATHERINE ................................ 109LIEDEL, CARA ............................................... 76LIEDEL, TODD .............................................. 23MACDONALD, DENNIS ................................ 167MAKEPEACE, LAURA ................................ 28MALIK, THERESA ...................................... 179MAMULA, NICK ......................................... 17MANDEL, JANET ................................ 200MARI, VICKIE ................................ 160MARNIK, CAROL ................................ 171MARSHALL, PATRICIA ................................ 96MASCI, CAROL ........................................ 63MATTHEWS, BILL & VIVIAN ............................ 101MCAFEE, BONNIE ...................................... 83MCAFEE, TERRY ........................................ 84MCCAMON, LINDA ................................ 70MCCORMACK, SUSAN ................................ 189MCDEVITT, JO ................................ 150MEADE, RON ........................................ 29MEBERG, MARY ......................................... 145MELILLO, JUDY ........................................ 162MERLINO, MARY ........................................ 196MERVA, ANN ........................................... 66METIL, JAN ............................................... 33MIHALEK, DARCELLE ................................ 71MILLER, JOSH ........................................... 136MILLER, ROBB ........................................... 61MIXON, RITA .......................................... 195MONKS, GARY & RHONDA ............................. 175MONTES, STEVE & PAM ................................ 50MOORE, BETH ......................................... 35MORAN, SALLY .......................................... 133MYERS, AL .................................................. 1NAPLES, ANTHONY .................................... 20NELSON, JOE & CASSIE ................................ 117NICHOLS, DONNA ................................ 166NIE, DANIEL ........................................... 34NIX, CHRISTOPHER ................................... 91OLSON, LINDA ........................................ 205ONDASH, JEFF ........................................ 159OVERDORF, WENDY & CLIFF ......................... 40OYLER, BILL ...................................... 95PAHANISH, MATT & RHONDA ......................... 24PALUH, JACK & MARIAN ................................ 99PANTY, JANICE ............................................. 9PARKER, JAMES .................................... 182PARSLEY, CAROL .................................... 92PESTA, PATRICIA & REBECCA ....................... 13PIERCE, DENNY & ALLEN ............................... 190PONN, MARTHA ................................ 115PICIONE, DONNA ................................... 60PISTIOLAS, MARIA .................................... 48POHLAND, CARYL ................................... 148POWELL, KAREN .................................. 80PRYGO, RON & CAROL .............................. 127QUATMAN, CRAIG ................................... 130RADER, JODI ......................................... 164RANDALL, TRISH ...................................... 173REINHART, REDA ................................ 14RHODES, RENEE ................................ 104RICHARDSON, KIM ................................ 111

RILEY, BRIAN ............................................... 188RILEY, WENDY .............................................. 28ROBINSON, JACK ......................................... 185ROCK, TONY & DOTTIE ................................ 62RODGERS, SCOTT & GINGER ........................ 110ROMAN, JAIME ............................................. 197ROMEO, CHRISTOPHER .................................. 7ROMICK, MARY ....................................... 153ROST, DEBORAH & FREDERICK .................... 155RUBY, LORETTA .......................................... 148RUFUS, SUE ....................................................... 5SANDERS, MARY ANN ..................................... 4SAYLOR, GEORGANN .................................... 32SCHOOLEY, GENE ................................ 123SCHRIEVER, BOB & JOANN ........................... 178SCHROYER, BRETT ............................... 121SECATERO, RANDY .................................. 30SEYMOUR, JERRY ................................... 102SHAFFER, NANCY .................................. 86SHEEHAN, JACLYN ................................. 142SHEEHAN , TOM & NANCY .............................. 114SHELTON, DONALD ................................ 16SHRIEVER, LINDA ..................................... 178SIEFER, JANET ...................................... 116SINCEK, MARIANNE ................................ 172SKIBO, JANET ................................ 105SMITH, GENE & DEBBIE ................................ 119SMTIH, MELISSA ........................................ 204SNYDER, PAUL ........................................ 88SOLOMON, PRISCILLA ................................ 37SPINGOLA, STEPHANIE ................................ 85SPOHN, JOE & CAROLE ................................ 143STANIK, MIKE .......................................... 26STEGALL, ALLAN & NANCY ........................... 73STELLMACH, DENNIS ................................ 39STEVENSON, BRAD .................................... 170STEVENSON, GARY ..................................... 176STIBER, GENMARIE ................................... 3STILL, JODI ..................................................... 77STITT, RON & VICKIE ................................ 120STOCKER, STEVE & VAL ................................ 144STROHECKER, PATTI ................................ 181STUTZMAN, AIMEE ................................... 45SURACE, LINDA .................................... 76SWITZENBERG, JOHN & BUNNY ..................... 42TAGGART, STEVE ................................ 135TANCER, MARY .................................... 150TANGLER, SHARON ................................... 141TARR, LEESAH .................................. 147TAYLOR, JEREMY & MELISSA ...................... 108TEERMAN, VICKI .................................... 94THEISS, STEPHEN .................................... 51THOMAS, LINDA ................................... 118TOBIN, GARY & SANDY ................................ 46TOMCZAK, RAYMOND ................................ 107TREIBAL, WILLIE ................................... 168TRISSEL, SALLYANNE ................................ 82UMBAUGH, JAMES .................................... 157USNER, SUE ............................................... 90VERBOSKY, MARY LOU ................................ 52VINCENT, MICHAEL .................................. 2VOSLER, TOM ............................................. 93WAGONER, DUKE & LAUREL ......................... 139WALKER, NANCY ...................................... 199WASKO, JOSEPH ..................................... 20WATESKA, ANNE .................................... 36WAYT, MELISSA ................................ 153WELTHER, NORENE ................................... 177WIESNER, GEORGE ................................... 194WIG, CHRIS ............................................ 30WILSON, CANDY .......................................... 25WILSON, CONNIE ..................................... 167WOOFTER, ROBERT ................................ 54WRIGHT, LINDA........................................47

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a combination of these. The finishes Ray uses include water-based latex and milk paints and stain. Multiple steps are taken to achieve a high quality finish. Come visit Ray and Kathy at booth 107.

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SHAKER VILLAGES

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NorthUnion,

OH(197-208)

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Pleasant Hills, KY(1-61)

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Watervilet, OH(118-149)

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Shaker Woods F ESTIVAL 13Pleasant Hills, KY. (1806-1910) Dark Blue Area (1-61) South Union, KY (1807-1922) Orange Area (62-78)

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Watervilet, OH (1810-1910) Yellow Area (118-149)

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Whitewater, OH. (1824-1916) Brown Area (79-100)

Mt. Lebanon, NY (1787-1947) Green Area (101-117)

First-Aid (EMT’s)118. Linda Thomas - Hillcrest Farm - Seasonal Fabric-Floral 119. Gene & Debbie Smith - Sandstone Secrets120. Ron & Vickie Stitt - S&S Ceramics - Southwestern Gate C121. Brett Schroyer - Country Crossings - Wood Carved Rocking Horses, Furniture Designs122. Andrew & Laura Cuttica - Great Harvest Bread Co.123. Gene Schooley - Gene Schooley Originals - Porcelain/Vinyl Dolls Information Booth124. Maureen Kandray - Tatted Heirlooms & Common Scents - Tatting Soaps - Potpourri125. Nick Levinsky - Mill Creek Woods - Furniture & Accessories126. Richard & Natalie Kady - Thru The Garden Window - Vintage French Country Designs Gate B The Garden Stage - Entertainment Town ’N Country - Floral, Herbs, Landscaping, Plants, Flowers127. Ron & Carol Prygo - Collages & Such128. Joann Lehnhardt - 4TheBirds - Birdhouses, Feeders & Accessories129. Linet Flaherty - Little Coon Creek Patterns & Crafts 130. Craig Quatman - Get Your Jewlz On - Jewelry131. Kellie & Regis Anke - Antique Tile Designs - Mirrors, Plaques, Planters Made from Tin Ceiling Tiles132. Gary and Michelle Bender - Dixie Bags - Travel Hand Bags Dennis Hart - European Almonds - Peanut Brittle Simple Gifts Stage 133. Sally Moran - Chair Caning134. Justin DePace - DePace Iron Works135. Steve Taggart - Taggart Pottery - Pottery Stoneware & Porcelain136. Josh Miller - Oak Crafts - Oak & Cherry Furniture 137. Kristina Clark - Westbrook’s Canery - Apple Butter, Pickles, Relishes, Peppers138. Sheryl Heinze - Simply Country Stitches 139. Duke Wagoner - Down Home Leather140. Kama Darr - Vintage Key - Typewriter Jewelry141. Sharon Tangler - Heirloom Treasures - Primitive Candles142. Jaclyn Sheehan - Liberty Linens - Themed & Decorative Pillows Made from New & Repurposed Vintage Linens143. Carole & Joe Spohn - Leaded Glass Design144. Steve & Val Stocker - Just For Dolls - Doll Furniture145. Mary Maberg - Middle Mountain Acres - Gourds146. Mark Hamm - Chester P. Basil’s - Wooden Spoons147. Leesah Tarr - Hannah Victoria’s Cottage - Hand Sculpted Clay Whimsey’s 148. Caryl Pohland & Loretta Ruby - Name Me Calligraphy - Personalized Pressed Flower Pictures149. Delaine Gerstbauer - Wood Carver

110. Scott & Ginger Rodgers - Scott & Ginger Rodgers Woodshop - Hand Turned Wooden Items111. Kim Richardson - Sculptured Stained Glass112. Lori Cline - Cabin Cellar Crafts - Wood Crafts, Bear, Moose, etc.113. Sean Fox - Unique Magnetic Jewelry - Custom Made Jewelry Design & Created at the Show!114. Tom & Nancy Sheehan - The Pennsylvania Basket Co.115. Martha Ponn - Martha Ponn Designs - Jewelry116. Janet Siefer - Swgats N Such - Children’s Funky Fur Jackets117. Joe & Cassie Nelson - Foxcreek Baskets - Mahogany Baskets

1. Al Myers - The Black Dog Broom Co. - Handmade Shaker Brooms 2. Michael Vincent - The Difference - Coin Jewelry 3. Genmarie Stiber - Roots Plant Rooters - Plant Rooters & Rooting Bulbs 4. Maryann Sanders - Trimmers 5. Sue Rufus - S. Perry Rufus Studio - Feather Art 6. Sandra Evans - Soaps By The Slice - Body Butters & Sugar Scrubs 7. David Romeo - D. Christopher Designs - Sculptures 8. Fred Gilstorf - Water Falls 9. Jan Panty - MJ Enterprises - Hot Plates10. Judy & John Kennedy - My Favorite Bracelet - Sterling Silver Bracelets, Check Covers & Crystal Head Bands11. Karen Biery - From The Library of Karen Biery - Author/Artist12. Victor Bucciarelli - P.A. Studio - Wheel Thrown Pottery & Copper Hooks13. Patricia & Rebecca Pesta - Pesta’s Country Store14. Reda Reinhart - Luv Those Rugs - Braided Rugs15. Charles Gilbert - The Old Oak Tree16. Donald Shelton - A Touch Of The Past - Forged Iron17. Nick Mamula - Expressions In Art - Pen-Ink18. Barbara Cyprowski - Country Confections - Gourmet Apples & Taffy19. Deborah & Art Blair - Southern Originals - Carved Folk Art20. Joseph Wasko & Anthony Naples - Leaf’cvete - The casting of Real Leaves in Concrete21. Todd & Victoria Bray - St. Johnsbury Perfect Scents22. Jill Hitt - Studs N Stuff - Custom Swarowski Crystal Clothing23. Todd Liedel - Rock-N-Chair Forge & Ironworks - Blacksmith24. Matt & Rhonda Pahanish - Primitive Gatherings - Rustic Log Furniture & Fabric Items25. Candy Wilson - Keepsake Memories - Word Photo Mats with Custom Made Frames26. Mike & Ruth Stanik - Yesteryear Furniture - Shaker Style Furniture in Reclaimed Wormy Chestnut27. Tammy Knox - Wellman’s Florist & Gift Shop -Handmade Wreaths, Floral Swags, Bird Houses, Horseshoe Flower Boxes, Benches & More 28. Laura Makepeace & Anthony Dylewski - Makepeace Naturals - Soy Soap & Lotion29. Ron Meade - Ron Meade Leather30. Leslie Heath, Chris Wig & Randy Secatero - Pinion Silver Design - Jewelry31. Diane Blonski - Perfect Treasures - Handcrafted Picture Magnets32. Tricia Brown & Georgann Saylor - Canine Confections - Homemade Dog and Cat Treats33. Jan Metil - Ceramics By Jan - Ceramic & Fabric (Steeler Things)34. Daniel Nie - Dannie Studio - The Name Cooligraphy35. Beth Moore - Sunburst Selections - Jewelry, Glass, Lampwork36. Anne Wateska - Anne Wateska Fine Art - Fine Art Acrylic Painting37. Priscilla Solomon - Woodhaven - Sculpted Wood38. Robin & Steve Cardona - Purses By Robin - Cloth Purses, Washable & Reversible Tommy’s Jerky - Ohio Made Beef Jerky39. Dennis Stellmach - College View Crafts - Functional Wood Products40. Wendy & Cliff Overdorf - Blue Rock Gourds - Gourd Birdhouses, Feeders & Butterfly Houses41. Entertainment Meeting House42. Bunny & John Switzenburg - Cinnamon Treasures - Scented Beeswax The Meeting House Stage43. Kay Bowman - Kay’s Key West Bottle Art - Recycled Bottle Art44. E.J. Krall - The Knit Wit Shop - Scarfs, Hats45. Aimee Stuntzman - Aimee’s Crafts - Decorative Painting46. Gary & Sandy Tobin - Craft Cupboard - Personalized Name Rings47. Linda Wright - Crafts To Go - Candles John Day - Peace Valley Bakery - Apple Dumplings, Mini Pies, Cookies, Peach Shortcake, Shrimp on the Barbie, Haluski, Fried Pies, Pop, Water, Fruit Slushies48. Maria Pistiolas - Little Friends - Cloth Dolls49. Ron & Pat Boswell - Boswell’s Beanery and Blends50. Pam & Steve Montes - Ginger Blue - Ceiling Tile Frames and Mirrors51. Stephen Theiss - Good Life Products - Handmade Hammocks52. Marylou Verbosky - The Crystal Cave - Free-Hand Decorated Glass53. Kerry Dortch - The Puppet Farm - Hand Made Puppets54. Robert Woofter - American Made Pens, LLC - Handmade Patriot Pens Celebrating America’s Soldiers55. Jai Leonhard - Jai Originals - Fiber Purses56. Jeremy Gabriel - Homemade Chocolates57. Sherry Hayton - Weymouth Wood Crafts - Primitive58. Dan Dunleavy - Custom Garden Rocks - Carved Rocks and Slates59. Kevin Boyce - Boyce Art Glass60. Donna Picione - Chelle’s Closet - Jumper with Matching Hats & Doll Clothing61. Robb Miller - Millers Mustard - Specialty Banana Pepper Mustards

62. Tony & Dottie Rock - Rock’s Country Charm - Large Rustic Wood63. Carol Masci - Camionetta Designs - Framed Tins & Illuminated Creations64. Duane Bates - The Windmill - Windspinners, Kaleidoscopes, Peppermills, Game Calls65. Cindi Kaufmann & Christy Bachmann - Old Raggedy Friends66. Ann Merva - Home Interior Accents - Fabric, Centerpiece Table Mats & Runners67. Colleen Clark-Rose - Colleen’s Creations68. Peggy Heckman & Holly Hoskinson - Sister Sediments - Garden Items69. Anne Bennett - Bears and Critters - Replicas of Antique Jointed Teddy Bears, Wardrobe Bears and Decorative “Critters”70. Linda McCamon - The Lady Bug Clothing Company - Assorted Media71. Lisa Kauffman - Crafts By Lisa Kauffman - Wood Crafts Church in the Wildwood • Shaker Schoolhouse -The Children’s Order Dan & Crystal Williams - The Woodrow Instrument Co.72. Pam Cook-Novak - Wood/Fabric & Holiday Items73. Alan & Nancy Stegall - Stegall’s Stoneware - Decorative & Functional Stoneware Pottery74. Jeremy Gabriel - Cheesecakes75. Gerald Helfrey, Janet & Eeron Dellosa - Fudge a Little - Delicious Homemade Fudge76. Linda Surace & Cara Liedel - It’s A Linda - Handweaving77. Jodi Still - Mouse in the House - Wool Felt Mice 78. Valerie Jones - Just Country - Wood - Country Pumpkins, Santas Decorative Wood

79. John and Gloria Broniak - Lindenwood Studio - Wood Carvings 80. Karen Powell - KC Crystal - Swarovski Crystal Jewelry 81. Ken Davis & Chuck Graf - Gourmet Foods - Relishes & Mustards 82. SallyAnne Trissel - Cottage Garden Creations - Decorative Painted Wine Bottles, Jars & Jugs 83. Bonnie McAfee - Scottish Loff Quilts - Baby Quilts and Tabletoppers 84. Terry McAfee - McAfee Family Crafts - Fine Wooden Game Boards 85. Stephanie Spingola - Designs By Stephanie - Hand Designed & Hand Painted Clothing 86. Nancy Shaffer - Kan Do Crafts - Seasonal Holiday Decorations 87. Molly Dallas - Spatterware 88. Paul Snyder - Ole Lancaster Shade Company - Lamp Shades & Lamps 89. Denise Bee - Vintage Accents - Primitive Cupboards, Americana & Antique Furniture 90. Sue B. Usner - Decorative Painting 91. Christopher Nix - Hand Drawn “Visual Biographies” with Multiple Images Within 92. Carol Parsley - Parsley Pottery & Jean Boger - Fired Up Ladies Ceramics & Pottery 93. Tom Vosler - Custom Made Knives 94. Vicki Teerman - Kozy Mittens By Vicki - Handmade Wool Mittens w/ Fleece Lining 95. Bill Oyler - Country Furniture 96. Constance Guerra - The Constance Collection - Girlfriend Art - A Celebration of Sisterhood Originals & Prints 97. Daren Goehring - Tree Top Toys - Wooden Toys and Doll Furniture 98. Sondra Gonzales - Christopher’s Rainbow - Wood Resin Furniture 99. Jack & Marian Paluh - Jack Paluh Art Inc. - Wildlife Artist Tom Metz - Demo - Wooden Bowls100. Dave Anders - Colonial Wagon Wheel

101. Bill & Vivian Matthews - Uniquely Crafted - Airbrush Wooden Creations102. Jerry Seymour - Paramount Press Inc. - Century Art Robert Griffing Artist Appearing August 10 Only!103. Rick & Debra Kelch - EZ Vane - Garden & Rooftop Weather Vanes104. Renee & Jeff Rhodes - Creative Ideas - Antique Window Pictures & Primitive Wood105. Janet Skibo - Buttermilk Hill - Folkart, Country & New England106. Gabriela Diaz-Capt - “The Dudes” Pant Planters107. Raymond Tomczak - Country Creations - Shaker Style Furniture108. Jeremy & Melissa Taylor - Taylor Woodcraft Designs - Artistic Woodworking - Pens, Bottle Stoppers, Bowls, Vases, Candle Holders109. Katherine Lewis - Kate Laine Jewelry - Handmade Jewelry


Hancock, MA (1790-1960) Purple Area (150-196) Concession Food Area A• FRENCH CREEK PEANUT CO. – BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Pork Rib Patties, Fruit Drinks, Water Brother Allens Inn – Keilbasa & Kraut, French Fries, Bologna Sandwiches, Bean Soup, Corn Bread, Bottled Water, Pop, Corn On The Cob• MAMA JEANS KITCHEN – Hot Dogs, Coney Dogs, Kraut Dogs, Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers, Sloppy Joes, Chips, Coffee, Ice Tea, Bottled Water, Pop, Hot Chocolate• EMBRY’S CONCESSION – Funnel Cakes, Hand Dipped Corn Dogs, Fried Green Tomatoes, Mushroom On A Stick • INN TOWN – Chili, Baked Potato & Sweet Potato,Salad, Nachos & Cheese, Fiesta Rice Bowl, Fruit Drinks, Water • A TASTE OF SHAKER PAST – Reubens On Fresh Rye Bread, Shredded BBQ Chicken Sandwich, Parfaits – Your Choice Of Slow Roasted Pulled Pork, Shredded BBQ Chicken Or Beef With Layers Of Creamy Mashed Potatoes, Pepperoni Rolls, Pop, Bottled Water • SHAKER BEEF HOUSE – Rib Eye Steak Sandwich, Grilled Chicken Sandwich, Stacked Ham Sandwich, Pepsi Products & Bottled Water• PEACE VALLEY ORCHARD – Apple Dumplings W/Ice Cream, Fresh Peach Shortcake W/Ice Cream, Fry Pies, Mini Pies, Cookies, Fresh Fruit Slushes, Haluski, Pop, Water & Coffee

Concessioner Food Area B• GUYS SWEET SHOPPE – Apple Dumplings, Pies, Cheesecakes, Cookies, Brownies, Root Beer Floats, Ice Cream, Texas Sheet Cake, Pop, Water, And More• FRIENDS OF ACACIA – Sausage Sandwiches, Corn Dogs, Hotdogs, Vegetarian Sandwiches, Pop & Water, Coffee, Ice Tea• B&B SHAKER FOOD – Philly Cheese Steak Sandwich, Char- Grilled Brats, Vidalia Onion Rings, Fried Veggies, Cheese Stuffed Pretzels, Sweet Potato Fries, Cinnamon Roll Sundae, Ice Cream, Pop, Water, Ice Tea• TOM & LORETTA’S CONCESSION – Tall Texan Sandwich w/Choice Of: ½ Lb Black Angus Burger, Chicken, Portabella Mushrooms Served W/Cheese Grilled Onions, Sweet Peppers And Marinara Sauce, Hot Ham & Cheese On Texas Toast, Grilled Cheese, Hot Dogs W/Cheese Or Kraut, Home Made Potato Chips, Coffee, Pop, Bottled Water

Concession Food Area C• SHAKER KITCHEN – French Fries, Sweet Potato Fries, Cavatelli w/Meatball, Meatball Sandwich, Hot Beef Sandwich, Chicken Fingers, Pizza, Chicken Parm. Sandwich, Gyros, Coffee, Tea, Cappuccino, Hot Chocolate, Chai Tea, Iced Coffee, Water, Pop, Donuts, Muffins• J&R’S KITCHEN – Chicken Pita, Taco Salads, Grilled Chicken Salad, Fried Bologna Sandwich, Taco In A Bag, Nachos And Cheese, Nacho Grande, Philly Steak, Sausage w/Gravy & Biscuits, Pancakes & Sausage, Pumpkin Pie, Pop, Coffee, Hot Tea, Bottled Water• SNACK SHACK – Dried Fruits, Candy, Trail Mixes, Nuts, Birch Beer, Black Cherry Soda, Bottled Water• SHAKER WING HOUSE – Wings, Pulled Pork Sandwich, Shredded BBQ Chicken Sandwich, Homemade Potato Chips, Zucchini Fries, Deep Fried Portabella Mushrooms, Corn Dogs, Fresh Squeezed Lemon Shakes, Bottled Water, Pop, Pork Or Chicken Parfaits!• BROTHER JON’S – Sausage Sandwich W/Peppers & Onions, Pierogies, Ice Tea, Bottled Water• GRANNY’S FRUIT COBBLER – Fruit Cobbler W/Ice Cream, Buckeye Blasts, Strawberry Shortcake, Chocolate/Caramel/Peanut Butter Sundaes, Apple Crisp, Bottled Water• POPCORN MAN & PICKLEMAN – Kettle Korn, Fried Pickles, Fried Snickers, Bottled Water• WOOLSON’S – IBC Rootbeer, Cream Soda, Euopean Gourmet Almonds – Roasted Almonds, Turtles And Peanut Brittle

North Union, OH (1822-1889) Red Area (197-208)

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of ceramics while attending Glenville State College. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Art Comprehensive Studies with both a major and minor in art with a major emphasis in ceramics and a second minor in political science. In 1978 he graduated from West Virginia university where he attained a Master of Fine Arts Degree in ceramics. upon moving to a small rural town in central West Virginia, Latos set up his first studio and named it after the town where he lived and was to work, hence, The Linn Pottery. The main studio was a double car garage with an additional building which held his first 70 cubic foot car kiln. Within three years a new 1800 square foot facility was built for the main studio along with an additional enclosed area approximately 1,000 square feet, which was to house a 270 cubic foot walk in kiln and several other smaller kilns. Paul had a great desire to share his experiences as a potter. He was soon given that chance shortly after the birth of his only child when he accepted a teaching position at Fairmont State, a position which lasted for twelve years. After moving to Wheeling in 2010 and relocating his business, the name changed to The Linn Pottery Studio and Gallery. This move enabled him to return to the area where he grew up and allowed the business a chance to further grow and expand. A large beautiful gallery showroom encompasses the first floor. The second floor is his main private studio. The third floor is his residence. The lowest level in the building houses the kilns including four large electric kilns and a large computer-controlled, state of the art gas reduction fired car kiln. Also on this level is a classroom area where Paul continues his love of teaching others of all ages about the enticing, tactile, and expressive medium that he still enjoys working with after forty five plus years – clay! Visit Paul in booth 180.

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197. Jaime Roman - Seedlings Wire Art - Creative Creations Handmade from Seed Pods from Around the World uniquely Shaped with Wire198. Tammy Delancey - Humble Heart - Wrought Iron Outdoor & Indoor Items199. Nancy Walker - Creative Creations @ The Walker Farm - Blankets & Accessories, Slate Wall Hangings200. Janet Mandel - Janet Mandel Art Studio - Wildlife Paintings201. Beryl Croft - The Sutersville Sewing Co. - Appliquéd Sweatshirts202. Judy & Mark Eddy - Main Street Originals - Folkart203. Judy Haas and Mary Beth Lentner - All Put Together - Rustic Textiles204. Melissa Smith - 1820 House - Soy Candles205. Linda Olson - Weeline - Doll Clothing206. Nina Gold - Handmade Clay, Nylon Flowers207. Sandy Hoerig - Country at Heart - Cloth Dolls and Animals208. Wendy Riley - Children’s Personalized Classic Music Tapes & CDs


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Cody GibsonPerforming: August 9 & 10 at The Garden Stage

ody Gibson is an American country music singer/songwriter. Since he was a little kid Cody has been surrounded by music. Growing up in the small town of Hanoverton

there wasn’t much to do but listen to music and raise a little cane. His first real interest in music came in high school. Later he worked a lot of odd jobs, and eventually moved to California in pursuit of his music career, but doors kept closing. After moving back home, he continued to work until one night when singing karaoke at a local bar a lady approached him. She told him “If you sing Karaoke for the rest of your life there’s something wrong.” and he hasn’t looked back since. His first album Wash it Down with Jack wil l be released sometime in 2014. As a rising artist some of his influences and inspiration comes from artists such as , Alan Jackson, George Jones, Eric Church, Justin Moore, and Jason Aldean. As Cody says, “I love country music, but I still like some rock in my country.” His only hope is that when people hear his music they’ll love it just as much as he loved writing and sharing it.

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The love of Woodworking Begins with Grandfather

JeReMY AND MeliSSA TAYlOR

Jeremy Taylor began his love affair with woodworking after his first high school

shop class. His mother still treasures the first shelf he made for her many years ago, to the most recent Mother’s Day gift: a cherry and walnut accent vase. Memories were made with his grandfather cutting wood and learning to identify each local species by the bark, grain pattern, color and leaves. He picked up his chisel and turned on his lathe to create one of kind gifts to give to our wedding party to commemorate this special event. A hand crafted pen & pencil set was presented to each wedding party member after careful selection of the wood that would best suit each personality and individual style. The pastor was presented with a set created using certified Bethlehem Olive wood. The children in our wedding party were delighted with the kaleidoscopes Jeremy made for them; the design element evolved from a child’s toy to a decorative conversation piece when created with exotic burl and inlayed with precious stone. Jeremy’s wife Melissa began assisting with the design elements several years ago and in collaboration with Jeremy inspired to bring alternative elements to enhance the natural beauty of the wood. In our work, you will frequently find inlays of semi-precious stones, such as Lapis, Turquoise and Red Coral as well as metals such as copper and brass, and sea urchins to create Christmas ornaments and even the occasional piece of jewelry. Jeremy had the honor of creating the toasting flutes for a colleague’s

wedding reception. This unique gift was created with curly maple and tiger maple, in keeping with the wedding theme and the family business, maple syrup. The request of a special piece to commemorate such an important event gives us the inspiration to create.

Our selection of wood includes domestic varieties, from domestic varieties such as Walnut, Maple, Oak, Box Elder, Redwood and Cherry to the exotics with wonderful names like Bubinga, Padauk, Bocote, Purple Heart and Tamarind. Our woods range in color as well from the rich brown of Walnut to the Purple Heart, Blood Wood, Yellow Heart and the green of Lignum Vitae. Part of the enjoyment is seeing the personality of each piece of wood come through in a finished piece. Each item is created with a love and respect for the natural materials used. Special orders are welcome and allow you to add a unique touch to the design element to commemorate a special event in your life or to thank clients, employees or a friend. Visit us at 8ooth 108 and preview a selection of items on Facebook at Taylor Woodcraft Designs.

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ZZach Paxson

Performing: August 16 & 17 at The Meeting House Stage

ach Paxson is a blue collar, hard working American just like the majority of people in this country. He was just blessed enough to pick up an instrument at a young age. The

country singer/songwriter from Northeast Ohio literally slept in a guitar case growing up. His father, a bluegrass musician, has fronted the band Get Out and Push for Zach’s entire life and used to take the family to festivals all over the countryside. It was in the traditions of this musical style and those late night jam sessions that Zach honed his songwriting skills and musical talents. It wasn’t long before Zach started his own band “Futuregrass” and started performing infront of large crowds. It was during these times that he and his bandmates learned what an audience wanted, which was basically to have fun and they had no problem delivering high energy shows. After the band broke up, Zach continued writing and performing solo shows, but music as a career was put on hold due to the fact that Zach had started quite a good size family and it was important to him to be around. But the burning desire and calling of music lead him to Nashville TN in 2011 where he recorded his first CD titled “Good Luck With That” at the Beaird Music Group. Call it fate if you will but he was finally able to share with the world some of his great music he’d been holding inside his whole life. I’ll warn you folks, it’s addicting, and it will only leave you wanting more. Lucky for us there is lifetime of music inside him. For more on Zach and his music, visit www.zachpaxson.com

BoB Woofter,Penmaker

Bob and Marion Woofter, co-founders of American Made Pen, have returned to the Shaker Woods Festival after what they described as “A stunningly successful initial year” in 2013. Festival attendees will recall the theme of their display last year was “Easy Company”, a tip of the hat to the uS Army infantry unit of the same name and subsequently made famous by Hollywood. You see, the Woofters have always been avid supporters of the uS military due in no small part to the nature of their hand made flagship product, The Patriot Pen, a ballpoint pen made from spent rifle cartridges actually fired by our own men and women in uniform. Those knowledgeable with such things will quickly discern that each pen is made with two different cartridges, a .308 which was used in Viet Nam and current Gulf Wars and a .30/06 from both World Wars, the Korean conflict and Viet Nam. “Many folks ask how we get our cartridges; the answer is the D.O.D., the Department of Defense. We are very fortunate, indeed, to have obtained what is probably the very last of the military .30/06 cartridges. After these their simply won’t be any more.” Because all the cartridges were made in official uS government

armories, each bears an embossment indicating their originating armory and year of origin applied at the time of manufacture. Continuing with their recognition of our military veterans, past and present, Bob and Marion’s theme this year is BOMBER COMMAND, a salute to all the men and women of the original Army Air Corps and to the later uS Air Force. “Military recognition is always important but especially this year. With the recent D-Day anniversary we are reminded of the tremendous efforts and sacrifices that so many made in the interest of our nation.” Because the Woofters met so many veterans and their families last year they’ve chosen the Shaker Woods Festival” as the site to unveil the newest iteration of the Patriot Pen, the 21 GuN SALuTE PEN, a beautiful writing instrument crafted from cartridges fired by Honor Guards at veterans’ funerals. Each pen is adorned with 24ct gold fittings and is accompanied by custom engraved display devices commemorating the life and service of the deceased veteran. Command Pilot Bob Woofter and his flight crew can be found at booth 54.

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Throughout the years, Joseph and Anthony have experimented with oil-based stains, acrylic paints and concretes. And they like to use different colors and develop new products to make, such as pen and business card holders, to name a few. According to Anthony, many people think the Leaf’crete items are ceramic. He added, “When they realize they’re concrete, they take an interest because they’re so different, especially guys who’ve worked with concrete.” Previously, Joseph and Anthony made the concrete items in a car port. A couple years ago, they built a studio to make their wares. Being inside makes it easier for them to control the temperature, which is important when working with concrete. Today, they also have a display room, where they like to meet new people who can see the many items for sale. They’re looking forward to Shaker Woods. Visit Joseph Wasko and Anthony Naples in booth 20.


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— SHAKER RECIPE —Creamy Herb Potato Soup

Ingredients• 1 bunch leeks (3) chopped• 1 cup celery, chopped• 3/4 cup onion, chopped• 3 Tbs. butter• 4 cups chopped raw potato• 2 qts. Chicken stock, broth or bouillon• 2 tsps. salt• 1 tsp. dried rosemary• 1 pt. thick cream

DirectionsIn a large heavy saucepan, heat leeks, celery

and onion in butter for 10 minutes. Add

potatoes, broth, salt and rosemary. Cover and

bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low and cook

about 20 minutes more. Just before serving,

add cream. Heat but do not boil. Ladle soup

into bowls and sprinkle with chopped parsley.


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Jewelry With an Unexpected Attraction

SeAN FOX

Unique Magnetic Jewelry began almost 15 years ago when Sean Fox humored a friend by wearing a magnetic bracelet to help with some

pain he was having. He didn’t think it was going to work, but the pain subsided and Sean began creating his own unique magnetic jewelry. (lower case) Soon, Sean was selling at craft shows and events up and down the east coast and into the midwest. Magnetic jewelry helps to decrease, and in many cases, alleviate pain caused by a variety of factors. The magnets Sean uses are the strongest on the market, and they work simply by weakening the nerve impulses that go between the brain and the pain. Customers have reported the jewelry helps with ailments such as arthritis, fibromyalgia, migraines and more. All of the jewelry is handmade using Swarovski crystals, semi-precious stones and other high quality materials. The stones and beads are really just for decoration, as the incredibly strong magnetic clasp is what does all the work. Sean designs jewelry for men and women to be beautiful as well as helpful. Please stop by Sean’s booth 113 and try on the large selection of bracelets, necklaces, and anklets available at the show. Sean’s puppy, Oliver, came along to show off the collars made just for pets with pain! If you are truly looking for a one-of-a-kind item, Sean can create a piece of jewelry right at the show for you. Sean began his business near Albany, New York and was able to quit his full-time job to focus on creating jewelry. He met his equally creative wife at a craft show in Virginia a few years ago, and together they live in Greensburg, Pa. with their daughter. Sean and his helper, Jim, can be found at shows almost every weekend of the year. They are known for their pink shirts, friendly puppy and unique magnetic jewelry. His jewelry is also available at www.uniquemagneticjewelry.com.

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wenty-three years ago, Pittsburgher Jaime Roman found himself with time on his hands

while traveling for work. Between meetings he started making wire art, which he gave to his nieces and nephews. Jamie said they loved the items, so he began selling his creations at flea markets. When Jaime lost his job, he transformed his hobby into a full-time job and family business with his wife, Aisha. Jaime works seven days a week creating wire artwork that incorporate seeds. Aisha helps him when she’s not working her day job. The items, which the couple call Seedlings Wire Art, include wire planes, bicycles and more than 125 animal figurines. The bicycles include traditional and old style bikes (with a big wheel in front and a small tire in the back) as well as unicycles. The animals cover the gamut: bees, dragons, elephants, frogs, kangaroos, flamingos, caterpillars and even mosquitoes, spiders, snakes and scorpions. Each piece is unique, such as a frog in a yoga pose, and no two are ever the same. Jaime said he makes between 10 and 60 Seedlings Wire Art pieces per day. He uses a variety of seeds, wooden beads, hair, feathers and stainless steel wire to create each item. The seeds represent eyes, noses, claws and tails. Jaime starts by measuring and cutting pieces of wire. using basic hand tools, he turns, twists and bends the wire into planes, bicycles and animals. After shaping the unique creations, he paints them using bright and vibrant colors. The entire process can take up to 40 minutes for each piece. Some items can be purchased as a set or by the piece. Special orders and personalization of items are also available.

Seedlings With A Twist

JAiMe ROMAN

T According to Jaime, people of all ages like the wire art items. Even teenagers. “Their eyes light up,” he said. “We can’t keep up,” Jaime added. A typical day for him starts at 10 a.m. Sometimes he doesn’t stop working until 5 a.m. the next morning. Many people buy the Seedlings to give as gifts, but some collect them. Jaime said one customer owns 60 pieces. Others display them in their homes and offices. Currently, Jaime and Aisha work from home, but they hope to find a location where they can make craft the items they sell at festivals, galleries and stores year-round. The couple also sell hammocks through their company Three Rivers Hammocks. They are excited to be at Shaker Woods for the first time. Visit Jaime at booth 197.

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Perfect TreasuresMagnetic Photo Frames

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RUTH GAiNeS

looms and Shrooms is a new project of Ruth Gaines. She has been in the ceramic and stained

glass business, as well as farming, for more than 45 years. She started a small ceramic business in her home in Pennsylvania when her children were small so she could stay home and raise her children. After her children were grown, she taught ceramics and stained glass. Ruth put her ceramics and stained glass business on hold to get her Realtors license and worked as a Realtor for 10 years. When she retired, she restarted her ceramics business, but instead of teaching ceramics she focused on creating items for her garden, such as gazing balls, mushrooms, rocks with funny faces and fairies. She received so many compliments and requests from friends for the finished items that she started selling them. In addition to being fun and colorful pieces, they are easy to take care of, with no weeding or feeding required. Ruth offers a wide range of colors for every type of garden, from tradition to fantasy. She can even match the color trim on houses as well as campers. All her work is handcrafted and all products used, from they clay to the paints, are American products and eco-friendly. Stop by and see Ruth in booth 151.

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At its height in the mid-1800s, Shakerism numbered over five thousand “brothers and sisters” living in some eighteen communities, or “societies,” in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Georgia and Florida.

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Black HorsePerforming: August 23

at The Simple Gifts Stage

LACK HORSE from Washngton, PA specializes in a tradition style of country music focusing on

the music of the legends of the past including the true legends of country music, like Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, Buck Owens, George Jones and of course, the honky tonk master, Hank Williams Sr.

BLACK HORSE has become a hard working fair and festival band playing venues throughout Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia.Recently, after the bands’ first appearance at the World Famous Wheeling Jamboree, they were invited to join the Jamboree as regular cast members, a truly incredible honor. For more information on Black Horse, visit www.theblackhorseband.com

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Here’s your opportunity to shop for holiday and traditional crafts from some of the country’s best craftspeople in a magical wooded setting. Each booth, beautifully decorated in an old-fashioned holiday theme, transforms the woods into a holiday wonderland. Demonstrating their unique skills, the craftspeople fashion one-of-a-kind objects right before your eyes. Plenty of delicious food, including old-fashioned holiday favorites and live entertainment make this two-weekend event special for the entire family.

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