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Lewes Historical Society craft show shines bright
Tents were perched through the historical complex for the annual Summer Craft Fair. DENY HOWETH PHOTOS
July 28, 2018
Bluegrass music wafted through the historical complex.
TB Turnings and Woodwork offered grinders.
Taylor Turnings repurposed wood, these items are Old Growth Yellow Pine from Bancroft Hall at the US Naval Academy.
Larry Taylor shows off a bowl made from repurposed wood.
Garden steps and mosaic tiles fill the grounds.
Pam Bounds-Seemans shares another piece of art with one of her best patrons Sandie Riddell.
Wicked Witch Studio mother and daughter team, Jeanne, left, and Katie Casale pose with a necklace created from a metal and stones.
Metalsmith and jewelerJennifer Kerper helps a shopper see her design.
Sea creatures make their statement on glass.
An ark is quite the creation by Larry Edwards.
Guilday Glass shines in the light.
Elissa Jones Paper sculptures show personality.
Joanne Woodward Tew creates oil painting on glass.
A metal sculpture of a heron sits in the yard at the complex.
Tents were perched through the historical complex for the annual Summer Craft Fair.
The Lewes Historical Society presented the Summer Craft Fair July 14. Proceeds benefit educational and preservation programs at the historical society. Bluegrass music wafted through the picnic area while 60 artisans exhibiting a variety of media ranging from metalwork to woodworking shared the craft stage with featured artist Pamella Bounds-Seemans.
