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VIDEO: Sugarloaf Crafts Festival
Hundreds of artisans display their work at the Dulles Expo Center event.
Chantilly’s Dulles Expo Center transformed into an arts and crafts Mecca this weekend as thousands of shoppers interacted with top artisans from throughout the United States at the Sugarloaf Crafts Festival.
Hosted by Sugarloaf Mountain Works, the festival featured sculptors, clothing designers, woodworkers, painters, photographers, musicians and other fine artists. Interactive events including papermaking, iron forging, woodturning, children’s performances and live music attracted visitors of all ages and interests.
Just in case you missed this unique opportunity to view and purchase one-of-a-kind artwork and meet with the artists themselves, the Sugarloaf Crafts Festival is set to return to the Dulles Expo Center Dec. 7-9, 2012.
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The following artists and/or their artwork are featured in this video. Artists are listed in the order in which their work appears.
- Bud Scheffel, Artist, Earth Saver Wind Sculpture
- Don Jones, Turned Wood By Don Jones
- Stacey Naughton, Twisted Glass
- Dean Kuhta, Artist, Twisted Oak Press
- Richard & Ninika Gordon, Phineas Rose Wood Joinery
- Tom Vosler, Tom Vosler Custom Knives
- Christopher Mize, “Virginia’s Wine Artist”
- John Chumack, Astrophotographer, Galactic Images
- William & Kathy Richardson, Suffolk Shaker Shop
- Pat Vojtech, Photographer, Chesapeake Bay Photography
- Ngu Mbandi, Composer/Pianist, Mbandi Music
- Doug Meyer, Imagineer, Rustbelt Rebirth
- Raymond Mancini, Artistic Collage
- Randy Bartlett, Randy’s Candies
- Tom Phelps, Tom Phelps Studio
