The November Sale is a studio sale by 8 established artists exhibiting quality fine craft. The charm of this once-a-year Sale is the inspired handmade work, affordable gifts, incredible finds, & the friendly atmosphere. Linden Hill Gardens is the showcase for Jerry Fritz's talents as a visionary designer and gardener. It's such a beautiful, fun place to explore - making the November Sale a true destination within a destination. Directions from anywhere are available on our website thenovembersale.com
Each year a new group of artists & artisans are invited to present their handmade work, some of whom only sell to the public once a year.
LIST OF PARTICIPATING ARTISTS:
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Charles Sorrels, nationally known glass artist with a 25+ year career, will have a wide variety of items on sale from large one-of-a-kind vases to Christmas ornaments, perfume bottles, bowls, and paperweights. www.sorrelsglass.com
Susan Ward will offer some of her limited edition glass bowls and platters. www.susanwarddesigns.com
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Also featured is contemporary raku by ceramist, Reny Wiloughby who apprenticed with world-renowned ceramic sculptor Toshiko Takaezu.
Nationally known ceramist, Royce Yoder, with a 30 year career in clay, will present wheel-thrown, hand glazed stoneware. His technical expertise with form is matched only by his sense of color. www.royceyoderpotter.com
The Sale includes jewelry by Chris & Danielle Merzatta Design who work with, among other things platinum and the mokume gane. www.merzatta.moonfruit.com
Jewelers Jocelyn Hoch & Forrest Shafer create forged silver and gold, hand-carved silver, and copper settings for natural and cut gemstones, semi-precious stones and natural crystals. Each piece is an original design. http://ebbandflow.bluestonestudios.com/
Stacy Hortner creates contemporary fabric compositions using quilting techniques, designs & creates textile wall hangings and quilts and will also offer smaller pieces. www.stacysmaterialworld.com
Also featured is intriguing work of Noriko Iizuka, whose one of a kind scarves are designed as large necklaces using yarns from all over the world.