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Local artists rule the stage at Lewes Craft Fair
The historic complex tree-lined walkways, gardens, and historical buildings provided a beautiful backdrop for the annual Lewes Craft Fair. DENY HOWETH PHOTOS
July 16, 2017
New & Used Bluegrass Band provided smooth sounds for visitors to the craft fair.
Lewes Mosaic artist Lorelei Meanor brought her beachy mosaics to the craft show.
Woodcrafter Roger Galbraith shows his Wood-Be Treasures, here a watch tower pepper mill.
Larry Taylor shows his newest and most interesting piece made from a 1,000 pound piece of cherry burl from a farm in Millersville.
Larry Taylor sources wood, such as this oak burl, to find interesting grain structure to make his art.
A spalted wood and oak bowl. Spalting is any form of wood coloration caused by fungi. Although primarily found in dead trees, spalting can also occur in living trees under stress.
Millsboro artists Judy and Lou Hagen create whimsey for yards.
Millsboro artists Judy and Lou Hagen offer their whimsical creatures and flowers.
Treelined walkways were welcome respite from the hot and humid temperatures of the day.
Gary Crowl shows his latest driftwood collage with an ornate hinge on a door.
Event Coordinator Cindy Foster shares Gary Crowl’s tent for some relief from the sun.
Lewes Artist Penny Long shows her craft of Iris-folded cards.
Lewes artist Bert Long works on a piece for Bayside Carvings.
Bayside Carvings offered a little humor with redneck bottle openers.
Tree-lined walkways of the refurbished Lewes Historical Society campus offered a pleasant setting for the annual Lewes Summer Craft Fair July 8 in Lewes. More than 70 artisans brought their wares for visitors to enjoy and learn about crafts. Bluegrass music filled the air while Casa Amici prepared handcrafted barbecue.
