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David
Therriault -
19215 Beallsville Rd.
Beallsville, MD 20839
(301) 972-7183
aldenfarms@aldenfarms.net
www.aldenfarms.net |
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| Alden Farms, a one-of-a-kind garden shop, features David Therriault Stone Design garden sculpture. Enjoy Alden Farms' greenhouses full of native and unusual plants and garden shop full of gifts for you, your garden, and your home. |
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Foster, Theda,
Todd,
Josh and Bruce
7901 Hawkins Creamery Rd.
Laytonsville, MD 20882
(301) 253-6642
artofire@artoffire.com
www.artoffire.com |
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of Fire
is a full-scale working art glass studio. Located in a renovated
dairy barn in Northern Montgomery County, it is the mid-Atlantic's
largest state-of-the-art studio. We offer classes and furnace
rental. You may browse our gallery while watching Foster, Todd
and Josh create original pieces using the freeblown, off-hand
technique. Please click here for directions. |
Claire Howard Studio
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Claire Howard
Claire Howard Studio
Lindenwood Farm
20415 Westerly Rd.
Poolesville, MD 20837
301-349-3902
chowardlindenwood@verizon.net
www.clairehoward.net |
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Historic Lindenwood Farm was built in the 1850's and Claire's Studio and Gallery is located behind the Victorian farmhouse in a renovated chicken coop. Her richly textured oil paintings reflect her love of the beautiful rural countryside, local beaches, and lovingly tended flower gardens and farm animals. Giclees, beautifully framed prints and cards fill the Studio as well as delightful seasonal gifts, jewelry, and specialty papers. She loves to welcome studio visitors and share her love of art, painting, and country living. Commissioned work accepted. |
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Dalis
Davidson
21920
Beallsville Rd. (Rt. 109)
Barnesville, Maryland 20838
(301) 972-8089
www.dancingleaffarm.com |
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| Hand painted yarns and fiber from the sheep the sheep that graze the fields near Sugarloaf Mountain. Fanciful felted scarves and shawls. Vintage painted furniture and home goods. Whimsical jewelry. |
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Jennifer Hamilton
Dusty Road Pottery
1526 Linthicum Road
Dickerson, Maryland 20842
301-874-0003
Jennifer@dustyroadpottery.com
www.dustyroadpottery.com |
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| Dusty Road Pottery is the ceramic studio of artist, Jennifer Hamilton.
Housed in a converted dairy barn, the studio features colorful,
hand-painted, earthenware pottery and unique sculptural vessels. Dusty Road
Pottery also offers classes for the young and the young at heart and
programs for children. |
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Daniel Stuart
26723 Ridge Rd.
Damascus, MD 20872
301-787-1880
daniel@ironantlerforge.com
www.ironantlerforge.com |
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| I love to take something as hard and unmovable as steel and mold it into something that has fluidity and dynamic life. I believe in making artwork that is flowing with movement and excitement so that it gives energy back to a room instead of just taking up space. I use both modern and classical metal working techniques to create truly one of a kind sculptures that reveal both the natural and varied looks of steel. |
Kidera Designs |
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Metal Sculpture by Ed Kidera
Paintings & Prints by Brenda Kidera
3591 Hipsley Mill Road
Woodbine, MD 21797
410-489-0431
Brenda Kidera: brendakidera@gmail.com
Ed Kidera: ehkidera@gmail.com
www.kiderafineart.com
www.TheSteamEmporium.com |
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At Kidera Designs you will find original oil, watercolor and acrylic paintings and giclee reproductions and cards by Brenda Kidera and metal sculpture by Ed Kidera. Brenda’s award-winning paintings cover a wide variety of subject matter including the rural countryside, still life, wildlife, portraits, florals and more. Ed works in steel creating one-of-a-kind bells, gongs, iPod players, furniture, mailboxes, steampunk sculpture, creatures and more. Both have exhibited extensively and their work is held in numerous private and public collections. Commissioned artwork is welcome, and they welcome you to their studio!
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Kiparoo
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Annie
Kelley
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Kiparoo Farm is a working sheep and dairy farm located in rural Frederick County, Maryland. The mission of Kiparoo Farm is to teach and demonstrate the stewardship of natural and agricultural resources by growing quality sheep and wool in cooperation with Mother Nature. Our farm studio is fully stocked with a fantastic selection of exciting yarns spun from our large flock of beautiful Border Leicester sheep. We carry a large selection of great Kiparoo Farm patterns and a pleasing collection of antique buttons, needles and crochet tools. We have a varied assortment of finished products and samples to inspire your creative spirit. So come to a gentle place in time and meet the sheep and shepherds of Kiparoo Farm.
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Tina
Brown
18201 Barnesville Rd.
Barnesville, MD 20838
(240) 654-3149
tinathiemebrown@comcast.net
www.tinathiemebrown.com
(Click
here
for
Tina's studio notes.)
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Morningstar Studio is the art space of artist, Tina Thieme Brown. This charming 1790 log cabin art studio is set behind her 1747 Barnesville home that was a tavern during the civil war. Her work reflects a passion for nature and the pastoral landscape surrounding Sugarloaf Mountain. Oil paintings, Prints off the etching press, Color pencil drawings, Pastels, Botanical originals and Giclee prints line the walls. The bookcase is filled with the Sugarloaf field guide and history books that she illustrated, as well as the illustrated Map of Montgomery County’s Agricultural Reserve. Tina shares her passion for native plants and their habitat when you visit the studio. |
Niswander Ceramics |
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Niswander Ceramics
Laurie J. Niswander
9013 Gue Rd. Damascus, MD 20872
hpcreations@hunkypunkcreations.com
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| I create handbuilt and wheel thrown pottery, as well as slab-built figurative sculptures. I work textures into the surfaces of the figures using tools I have created from bisque fired clay, plaster casts, natural elements, and fabrics such as burlap, lace or netting. I use red iron oxide and engobes as finishes on the sculptures before firing them in the kiln to 2262 degrees fahrenheit. This season I will have concrete garden sculpture in addition to my figurative slab-built stoneware and sculptural art pottery. I have been expanding my sculptural media to include concrete, cold cast metals, plaster, leather masks and head pieces. I have a new website called Hunky Punk Creations, http://www.hunkypunkcreations.com/, please come by and check out my new work. |
Something Earthy Pottery Studio
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Linda Phillips
24410 Hipsley Mill Rd
Laytonsville, MD 20882
301-414-5435
www.somethingearthy.com
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Slightly off the beaten path, nestled in the Agricultural Reserve, you will find Something Earthy Pottery Studio. The studio houses a gift gallery of the original hand thrown pottery of artist, Linda Phillips. The gallery also features many local artisan's work in jewelry, paintings, photos and more. Something Earthy offers classes on the wheel and other unique programs throughout the year. Stop by to see what's "Hot out of the Kiln" and find that one of a kind item!
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Sugarloaf
Mountain Vineyard |
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The McGarry, McKenna
and
O'Donoghue Families
18125 Comus Road
Dickerson, Maryland 20842
301- 605-0130
www.smvwinery.com |
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| Sample Sugarloaf Mountain Vineyard's recently released wines: Cabernet Franc '06, Cabernet Sauvignon '06 and Comus '06 as well as our Chardonnay '05, Pinot Grigio '06, Merlot "05 and Comus Reserve '05, a blend of our five Bordeaux grapes. Crafted from French-certified vinifera clones, our grapes have been meticulously cared for, carefully fermented and aged in French Oak barrels. Tour our winery. Food is also available. |
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Sugarloaf
Studio
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Susan
Due Pearcy
Paintings, Prints & Drawings
21900
Beallsville Road (Rt. 109)
Barnesville, MD 20838
301-972-7564
sdpearcy@comcast.net
www.susanduepearcy.com
(Click
here
for
Susan's studio notes, and here to see some of her recent work.
For her resume, please click here.) |
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Northern
light streams in on the original fine art of Susan Due Pearcy.
Enter the quiet peace of living and creating in a country studio
setting. Susan offers a vast array of original prints, paintings and
photographs celebrating nature’s beauty. Pearcy’s
art has been exhibited nationally and internationally and is
held in numerous private and public collections.
Guest Artist:
Rebecca Pearcy: Queen Bee Creations,
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Tiewyan Artisans
("Tee Wee An") |
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An Artist Collective
Contact Person: Bev Thoms, Fiber Artist
Tiewyan Artisans
21700 Big Woods Road
Dickerson, MD 20842
301-461-1287
tiewyan@comcast.net
(Click here for
Tiewyan Artisans studio notes) |
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| Please join us at Tiewyan Artisans during the spring CountrysideArtisans tour. The fabulous work of 11 sensational artists will be on display including absolutely lovely quilted & hand dyed textiles, stunning felted & hand- dyed art-for-wear, unique jewelry, gorgeous wall art of many fabulous mediums, colorful hand dyed yarns, fragrant soaps..... and more. Enjoy the vibrant spring landscape of the famous Montgomery County Agricultural Reserve. You will find my studio in our big red barn on our cattle and sheep farm. Come see! |
2 Griffins |
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2 Griffins
Fine Woodworking
Vernon & Damien Griffin
27421 Clarksburg Rd.
Damascus, MD
301-414-0080
www.2griffins.com
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2 Griffins Fine Woodworking is the father and son team of Vernon and Damien Griffin. We couple stunning exotic hardwoods from around the world with our original designs to create one-of-a-kind pieces, such as our signature lamps, various accent tables, and mirrors. We also offer a variety of collectibles, including antique and contemporary peppermills, wood and acrylic pens, and much more.
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[NOTE:
Not all artists are on every tour, so check the current tour map for open studios.
Because studio hours vary, it's best to call ahead for non-tour visits.]
*Our brochure and map are .pdf
files, for which you may need Acrobat(R) Reader,
free from Adobe. To
download this program, click on the icon. |
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