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Here is a list of my 2022 Wisconsin art and craft fairs (as always, it’s subject to change due to weather or other unforeseen events):

DeForest, June 4

Baraboo, June 18

Mt. Horeb, July 16-17

Agora (Fitchburg), August 20

Paoli, September 3-4 (This is a newly-organized art fair and we hope you’ll give it a try. Paoli is an enjoyable, lovely, art-centered small community.)

Holy Hill, September 17

My origami art is also available for sale year-round at the Pink Llama Gallery in Cedarburg, Wisconsin.

Please scroll down past the ads to see previous posts with photos of my work.

It will be great to see familiar faces and to meet new visitors to our booth. Be well.

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My 2022 schedule is still in the planning/application stage. Watch for updates as the schedule develops.

Many of us have been feeling distressed and saddened by recent events in Ukraine. Rather than feel completely hopeless, I’ve started a project I call ‘Cranes for Ukraine.’ They’re made from sunflower-motif paper, as a symbol of that country. As the tag indicates, a portion of the sale price of each of these will be donated to World Central Kitchen, a wonderful organization helping to feed the refugees and victims of the war. Thank you for your support!

Please watch for updates as my 2022 fair season schedule is being planned. Hopefully, we’ll be able to participate in more shows this year than in the previous couple of years. Thank you!

Tentative Schedule for 2019 Season

Hello everyone!  These are the shows in which we hope to participate this season.

Because it’s early in the process, many applications are still pending. We may also be adding shows which are not currently listed. More details will be added as things are finalized.

 

 

 

 

UW Washington County Festival of Arts, West Bend, Wisconsin, Saturday April 6, 2019 (see previous blog post for details).

DeForest, Dragon Art Fair, Saturday June 1.

Baraboo, Saturday June 15

Mt Horeb Art Fair, Downtown on the historic  ‘Trollway’,  Saturday and Sunday July 20-21.

Richfield Art at the Mill, in the beautiful Richfield Nature/Historical Park, 1896 Hwy 164, Saturday July 27.

Fitchburg Agora Art Fair, Saturday August 17.

New Glarus, Wilhelm Tell Festival Art in the Park, Sunday September 1.

Holy Hill Arts and Crafts Fair, Saturday September 21.

 

My origami is also available year-round at the Pink Llama Gallery on Washington Avenue in downtown Cedarburg, Wisconsin.  I’m proud to be a small part of this outstanding art gallery.  http://www.thepinkllama.com

 

Welcome back to my origami blog for 2019!

I’ve been working with some bright new floral papers and pretty beads, including crystals, which I hope you’ll enjoy.  I think we all need a touch of spring right now after such a long winter.

Our first show for 2019 will be the UW-Washington County Festival of Arts in West Bend on Saturday, April 6, 2019, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. It’s always an enjoyable show, with friendly people and high-quality crafts for sale.  The event also features a student artwork competition with young artists from more than 25 area middle and high schools. The student artwork will be professionally judged, with an awards ceremony at noon.  Various seminars and musical performances will take place throughout the day.  I look forward to seeing you there, or perhaps at one of our other fairs later in the summer.  The venue is at 400 S. University Drive, West Bend, Wisconsin.

I’ll publish the rest of our (tentative) 2019 schedule in another post.

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My blog is hosted by a free service called WordPress. This service says it sometimes posts ads “to help pay the bills.”

While I understand that WordPress has expenses to meet, I want my viewers to know that I do not have control over these ads, and that I do not select nor endorse any of these advertisers or their products or services. Thank you for understanding.

 

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Hello Everyone!

We’re excited to announce the start of our 2018 Art and Craft Fair Season!

Most of our applications are still pending.  So far, we are pleased to say that we will be attending the UW Washington County Festival of Arts in West Bend, Wisconsin on April 14.  It’s always an enjoyable fair with a very friendly atmosphere.

We have done a lot of traveling since my last post—hence, the travel-themed cranes shown above.

I’ve acquired many new styles of paper and beads since last year and have started working on some colorful and different creations. If you’ve been to our booth before, you’ll see some new paper designs this year.

As usual, we look forward to seeing craft-fair friends this year and meeting new ones.

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Hello Everyone,

Here is our updated show schedule for the remainder of 2017:

Saturday and Sunday July 15-16, Mt. Horeb
Saturday August 12, Paoli (Art at the Mill)
Saturday August 19, Fitchburg (Agora Art Fair)
Sunday September 3, New Glarus (Wilhelm Tell Festival)
Saturday September 9, Princeton Crane Festival
Saturday September 16, Holy Hill arts and crafts fair
Saturday December 2, Madison (Holiday Fest at Warner
Park)

We look forward to seeing familiar friends and making new ones!

 

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Greetings Everyone!

We are currently in the process of completing our craft fair schedule for 2017. Many applications are still pending.

For now, I can let you know that we will be participating in Spring Fest Arts and Crafts Fair at Warner Park Community Recreation Center in Madison on April 1, 2017, and at the UW Washington County Festival of Arts on April 8, 2017.

In the meantime, we have been very busy traveling, working on new craft ideas, doing projects around the house, and getting ready for the spring gardening season. Yes, there is hope for spring!