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Karen Hibbs
Each piece is designed and built with natural materials- fossils, minerals, etc., or sculptural elements of glass and metal that are carved and cast in the studio. Occasionally "found" objects are also employed, all to produce compositions with texture and dimension, and great visual interest...
Sarah Hinds
Sarah Hinds melts glass in many colors in her home studio furnace, inspired by the vivid colors and architectural forms found in the natural world. Glass, especially in it's molten form, is an addictive, seductive medium, and Sarah has been hooked for almost twenty years. Her open air studio is...
Michelle Hoff
"Mosaics are made with individually cut pieces of glass applied to vessels then cemented in. Windows are done in copper foil method".
Ronnie Hughes
"I was born in 1954 and raised in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. I learned glassblowing with the help of a friend after graduating from Wake Forest University in 1976. Spending only two weeks working with glass, I was hooked. Since I had received no formal art training while getting my...
Kathleen Hunt
Kaleidoscopes of fused and stained glass using found objects as inspiration for most pieces. First surface mirror is cut into various angles to create a myriad of magical images.
Coc Lyons and Jojo Ricci
"It's been 1 year since we embarked on our wind chime journey and are thrilled with our positive feedback and sales. We find ourselves even more enthusiastic and creative than ever. We have added some new amazing designs and branched out into Solar Wind Chimes".
Gail Jordan
Glass items fused with paper to create design, items are embellished with acrylic paint also some with beads and charms.
Timothy Jutzi
Chef Tim's Sweet Balsamic Vinaigrette is a deliciously sweet balsamic vinaigrette made with olive oil and aged vinegar of Modena with accents of garlic and black pepper. Gluten Free & Cholesterol Free. Its absolutely delicious as a salad dressing, and also an incredible marinade for all meats...
James Kaeding
My name is Jim Kaeding. Each of my cutting boards are hand made by me in my shop in Jupiter, Florida. I grew up in South Florida and enjoy visiting some of the most beautiful cities that Florida has to offer while traveling during the craft show season. A Chopping Block has provided a fun way...
Angelo Fico & Karen Naylor
Hand blown glass created by traditional glass blowing techniques along with brute force and stubbornness. We start by mixing sand and chemicals crank that up a couple thousand degrees then make stuff.