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Lewes Historical Society hosts annual craft show
The Summer Craft Fair featured artist was Susan Bartley, left, of Lewes. Bartley works with sterling silver, fine silver, 14k gold, 18k gold, rose gold and hand selected gemstones. “All of my jewelry designs are original and start out as a sketch,” says Bartley. “From there I hand-fabricate each piece in my studio.” Bartley’s jewelry lines consist of necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and rings, which she says are “strongly influenced by the natural beauty of the beaches along the East Coast as well as my own gardens.” Bartley discusses her jewelry with Cindy, center, and Brooke Plummer. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
July 23, 2014
Glass Artist Joan Devaney, left, from Salisbury, Md., helps her customer Dawn Tobiason select the perfect pendant. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Pat Carlton, right, examines the ceramics made by Wes Stack of Milton. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Fred the Frog stands out in front of the orange umbrella behind folk artist David Scott Ennis' booth. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Evan Sydnor plays with a Fox and Goose board game in the Ridge Hollow Game Boards booth. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Dan and Joanne Schramm of Lewes shop in the Classic Glass Studio from Florida booth. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Lynn Savage, left, from Milford shows her handmade quilts to Debbie Bennett of Lewes. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Ryan Savage admires a African Crotch Bubing table titled "Inferno." This rare wood table was made by Larry Edwards Wood'n Things from Lewes. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
The Lewes Historical Society held its Annual Summer Craft Fair at the Historical Complex July 12. This very popular event drew over 2,000 visitors and locals to buy and browse fine crafts from more than 70 artists from throughout Delmarva and the Eastern Shore. Funds from this event will benefit educational and preservation programs at the Lewes Historical Society.
