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You are here: Home / Arts & Entertainment / Arts / Indiana Artisan Marketplace 2012

Indiana Artisan Marketplace 2012

March 30, 2012 by Brian Groce

Indiana Artisan Marketplace takes place Saturday, March 31, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. & Sunday, April 1, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Indiana State Fairgrounds, Expo Hall, Indianapolis. Admission is $10 (free for children 7 and under).

From Indiana-made wines and chocolate truffles to sterling silver jewelry and chic handbags made from reclaimed leather, visitors to the Indiana Artisan Marketplace will find a variety of work that celebrates the best of Hoosier talent and creativity.

The March 31-April 1 event will feature the creations of more than 100 artists and food artisans whose work has been juried into the prestigious Indiana Artisan program. In addition to the featured artisans from 40 Indiana counties, more than 75 artisans from Kentucky will participate, since the Hoosier event is modeled after an event in the Bluegrass state, Kentucky Crafted Market that has a 30-year track record.

“The Indiana Artisan Marketplace is a chance to buy one-of-a-kind artwork and artisan food directly from the Hoosiers who make it,” said Peg Neal, chair of the 2012 Marketplace and
a potter from Indianapolis.

Participating artisans include:

Allen County

  • Joe Pelka, Fort Wayne, pottery
  • Kristy Beber, Lee, stoneware pottery
  • Jennifer Cameron, Fort Wayne, jewelry
  • Wayne Shive, Fort Wayne, chile and espresso fudge sauces

Bartholomew County

  • Alexa Lemley, Columbus, marshmallows

Boone County

  • Jennifer Berger, Zionsville, hand-designed and constructed felted creatures, using hand-dyed yarns
  • Janet Boettcher, Thorntown, Norwegian Rosemaling folk art painted in oils on wood
  • Joyce Jensen, Zionsville, watercolors
  • Dusky Loebel, Zionsville, handcrafted sterling silver jewelry, using metal smithing and glass fusing
Jewelry by Indiana Artisan Amy Greely

Brown County

  • Rosemary Bolte, Nashville, painted gourds
  • Amy Greely, Nashville, jewelry
  • Chris Gustin, Columbus, rugs and fiber arts
  • Anabel Hopkins, Nashville, notecards and original art
  • Michele Pollock, Columbus, mixed media paper art
  • Judy Prichard, Nashville, pottery
  • Tom Prichard, Nashville, pottery
  • Kyle Spears, Nashville, photography
  • Larry Spears, Nashville, pottery

Carroll County

  • Rena Brouwer, Delphi, watercolors

Cass County

  • Mercedes Brugh, Logansport, glass jewelry
  • Toney Robertson, Galveston, wooden bowls, hand-turned wooden pendants, roses made of wood and metals

Clark County

  • Huber’s Winery and Orchard, Borden, wine and brandy
  • Diane and Dan Wibbels, Clarksville, hand-woven fiber used to create garments and household items

Daviess County

  • Larry Green, Washington, basswood carvings

DeKalb County

  • Kalista Johnston, Garrett, cheese crisps

Delaware County

  • David Calvin, Muncie, woodwork

Dubois County

  • Sisters of St. Benedict, Ferdinand, cookies

Floyd County

  • Robert Capshew, Lanesville, black cheery, pear and red wine vinegar

Franklin County

  • Carrie Miller, Batesville, sauces and jams
Geoff Davis of 50 Little Birds

Hamilton County

  • Linda Adamson, Arcadia, fiber art
  • Carol Bell, Noblesville, stoneware
  • Jennifer Cheezum, Carmel, pierogis
  • Christine Davis, Fishers, raku fired ceramics
  • Geoffrey Davis, Noblesville, Indiana songbirds carved from wood
  • Charles Ferguson, Noblesville, Crazy Charlie’s Gourmet salsas
  • Sylvia Gray, Westfield, surface design, hand painted silk scarves
  • Tim Kennedy, Fishers, wood turned bowls, vessels, lidded boxes, spheres
  • Pam Newell, Fishers, pastels and oils
  • Brian Paffen, Fishers, soaps and bath products
  • Lori Shreve, Westfield, fudge

Harrison County

  • Laura Pfeiffer, Corydon, 24 wines from Turtle Run Winery

Jackson County

  • Pete Baxter, Seymour, wood, Shaker boxes and carriers
  • Burton’s Maplewood Farm, Medora, maple syrup

Jay County

  • Zach Medler, Portland, ceramics and relief printing

Kosciusko County

  • Terry Armstrong, Warsaw, watercolors

LaPorte County

  • Steven Skinner, New Carlisle, pottery

Lawrence County

  • Charlotte Waltz, Norman, persimmons
  • Carousel Winery, Mitchell, wine

Madison County

  • Greg Adams, Lapel, rustic willow furniture

Marion County

  • Teri Barnett, Indianapolis, acrylics
  • Chuck Bruce, Indianapolis, silver inlay jewelry with lapidary gems and minerals
  • James Dupler, Indianapolis, woodworking
  • Allison Ford, Indianapolis, wooden jewelry
  • Elizabeth Garber, Indianapolis, truffles
  • Rick Greiner, Indianapolis, pottery pears
  • Jayne Hoadley, Indianapolis, sea salt pecan chews
  • Anita Hopper, Indianapolis, recycled leather purses and accessories
  • Erin Jones-Edds, Indianapolis, dressings and drink mixes
  • Nancy Lee, Indianapolis, jewelry
  • Nancy Miller, Indianapolis, gourd art
  • Peg Neal, Indianapolis, pottery
  • Donna Shortt, Indianapolis, oils and pastels
  • Carrie Wild, Indianapolis, watercolors

Miami County

  • Rose Brown, Peru, goat’s milk soap
  • Susan Kline, Peru, paper collage

Monroe County

  • Jan Arbogast, Bloomington, pottery
  • John Bower, Bloomington, photography
  • Kris Busch, Heltonville, pottery
  • Jim Butler, Bloomington, wine from Butler Winery
  • Maria Dawson, Ellettsville, fiber art
  • Suzanne Halvorson, Bloomington, fiber art/scarves
  • Thomas Harris, Bloomington, ceramics/pottery
  • Carolyn and Don Madvig, Bloomington, paper/found material notecards
  • Marcy Neiditz, Bloomington, pottery
  • Cappi Phillips, Bloomington, mixed media mosaic sculpture
  • Sheryl Woodhouse-Keese, Bloomington, handmade papers

Morgan County

  • Donna Jo Copeland, Mooresville, fiber art

Ohio County

  • Kendal Miller, Dillsboro, fine art photography

Orange County

  • French Lick Winery, French Lick, wine

Perry County

  • Winzerwald Winery, Bristow, wine
  • Nita Claise, Tell City, raku pottery
  • Brad Smith, Tell City, hand twisted Tell City Pretzel

Porter County

  • Lynn Retson, Porter, graphite drawings

Posey County

  • Laine Benthall, Mt. Vernon, jewelry
  • Tom Wintczak, Wadesville, pottery

Randolph County

  • Judy Coe, Lynn, homemade noodles
  • Wayne Gaydos, Farmland, stringed instruments

Ripley County

  • Robin Dyer, Friendship, leather moccasins and textiles

Shelby County

  • Julie Bolejack, Shelbyville, chocolates

St. Joseph County

  • Laurel Isle, Winona Lake, soaps and bath products

Tippecanoe County

  • Mary Firestone, Lafayette, stoneware
  • Lisa Hopkins, West Lafayette, sterling silver jewelry
  • Aldis Knight, Lafayette, photography
  • Sara Vanderkleed, Lafayette, fine art, including acrylic and watercolor combined with recycled envelopes

Vanderburgh County

  • Karen Hampton, Evansville, fiber art
  • Larry Hampton, Evansville, color pencil drawings

Vermillion County

  • Brooke Schmidt, Dana, toffees

Washington

  • Carrie Strange, Salem, letterpress greeting cards

Wayne County

  • Nathan and Linda Jones, Richmond, sterling silver jewelry
  • Daniel Sims, Richmond, stained glass
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Filed Under: Arts, Arts & Entertainment Tagged With: Carmel, Hamilton County, Indiana Artisan Marketplace

About Brian Groce

Brian Groce is a native Indianapolis resident and is the President & CEO of Indianapolis based Naptown Buzz LLC, as well as the Editor In Chief of Naptown Buzz.

Brian also operates Watershed Studio LLC, an Indianapolis based consulting firm as well as Fazoom LLC, an Indianapolis based e-commerce website.

But first and foremost, Brian is the husband of his beautiful wife Amanda and the father of a house full of kids.

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