Shaker Heritage Society Craft Show
Hi everyone! Many of you know that I am currently set up at the nearbyย Shaker Heritage Society craft fair, going on through December 21st. Today I want to show you twoย Shaker-inspired piecesย I just added to my space, and a look at some of the hand-made goods atย the show.
My New Shaker Crafts
I made this sign using a piece of old scrap wood I had lying around ( a curbside rescue). The stencil is a new one, from homestead*stencil*co on eBay, and I added some vintage knobs I had on hand. ย The saying itself, widely believed to have originated with the Shakers, is one of my favorites. I priced the sign atย $38.00.
I used the same sayingย forย this mixed media piece (8″ x 10″, available for $25.00). The “heart in hand” motif is also believed to have Shaker origins.
Shaker Craft Fair
Fun cowboy-inspired silk flower arrangement by Patty’s Petals Custom Designs.
Beautiful paper products, like this notepad, by Grant House Press.
Sweet buckwheat pillows by RuthAnn’s Herb Gardens and Barnshop.
Stunning tole-painted tray by Tina Greenfield.
Beautiful skeins of wool by Hannacroix Hampshires and Lincolns.
Pretty pewter.
Luscious goat’s milk soap from Cat’s View Farm.
Love this huge wreath embellished with skates.
Earthy, leaf-impressed pottery by Pam Curtis.
Beautiful textiles from Mountain Weaver.
Stunning photographs by Saratoga Notecards.
Delightful, preserved flower wreath (I bought one of these! Just $10.00.).
Bread board with farmhouse decoration from Highland Artisans.
Sweet ticking mittens for the tree at Classic Threads Decorative Fabric Arts.
If you are local, I hope you’ll take some time to visit the fair:
Shaker Heritage Society
25 Meeting House Road
Colonie, New York 12211
(Near the Albany International Airport)
518-456-7890
October 31st-December 21st
Monday-Saturday, 10 am – 4 pm
Free admission
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Oh you know if I were local I would definitely be there shopping!. The dried flower wreath is lovely and I would have scooped one up too. sb
It looks like such a great sale…hope it was wonderful!
I always enjoy craft fairs and recently bought goat soap at one here in Oregon City. I think next year I may try selling some of my photo cards and pictures at one . Craft fairs are so inspirational.
Looks like a fun place to be. Love your sign with the white knobs and the mixed media piece hand sign too. You are so good at making those.
Blessings,
Audrey Z.
What a wonderful place. Love the wreath you got for $10. Wowsie so pretty.
Have a great week and wonderful Thanksgiving.
Kris
Fascinating collection, I can’t imaging being there with all those beautiful items. Thanks for sharing, Sandi
What a talented bunch of artisans! Love your new sign idea and thanks for taking us around to see everything. Is there a spring show?
I love your sign and mixed media picture! Wish I could go to the fair, so many nice things!
I love the symbol of the heart and hand! I also love ticking, so the mitten stole my heart. Thanks for sharing with SYC.
hugs,
Jann