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Natural & Fiber Arts
Judy Ringle
Judy creates fused glass pieces as well as fiber art in the form of scrap scarves that are not for the timid.
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While her first college major was art, she flunked perspective drawing and became a wordsmith. However, her artistic muse lives on, and Judy now mainly focuses on smaller fused glass pieces and wonky fiber art scarves made from scrap fabric, yarn, and other materials.
All proceeds are donated to charity, including animal rescue, food pantry, or homeless outreach. ​
Judy's art can be found locally at:
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700 SW Madison Ave. Corvallis
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910 NW Kings Blvd. Corvallis​
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Judy Ringle
Sasha Colon Art
@sasha.colon.art
sashacolonart.etsy.com
Sasha creates handmade stuffed animals with unique outfits and accessories.
She also designs and sells knitting patterns and does commissions.
Sasha Colon Art
Seven Small Stones
@Sevensmallstones
www.etsy.com/shop/sevensmallstones
Anne Marie Cole, owner of Seven Small Stones, is a seasoned Waldorf kindergarten teacher who delights in making heirloom handmade creations for folks of all ages!
Her creations include capes and crowns, dolls, puppets and protection beings, as well as many other custom-made gifts!
Seven Small Stones
Wild Branch Studios
@Wildbranchstudios
Wildbranchstudios.com
Wild Branch Studios features homegrown, handmade, and local dried floral art.
Vida crafts wreaths, home decor, flower crowns, and more, and also creates expressive watercolor pieces inspired by the Willamette Valley and the Oregon Coast.
Wild Branch Studios
Woven Fire Designs
@Wovenfiredesigns
www.wovenfiredesigns.com
Raised in Michigan around birch trees, Deb has been weaving since 1982. When she moved to the Pacific NW she started using natural materials that were traditional to the area, including Western Red and Yellow Cedar bark and materials from her yard for her latest work.
Deb loves the diversity found in basketry and enjoys exploring the techniques and forms of basketweaving. She creates contemporary baskets linking traditional materials with tapestry weaving, beading, stitching and surface design.
By combining a variety of fiber techniques in one vessel that uses basketry materials, Deb creates “new baskets”. By blending colors and textures, she changes the character of the basket from only a functional vessel to a container that expresses a concept. Deb strives to show that there is beauty in tradition and purpose to contemporary basketry.
Woven Fire Designs
Yarncrafts by Carrie
www.facebook.com/Yarncraftsbycarrie
Carrie fingerknits blankets, rugs, pet beds, and Yarnimals using chunky yarn.
Yarncrafts by Carrie
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