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Allyson
Mellberg Taylor
Drawings, prints, and soft sculptures.
An artist and professor living and working in Virginia, Allyson
often collaborates with her husband, Jeremy Taylor,
and they are both members of the North Carolina Gallery Collaborative
Team Lump.
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Barehanded
Press
Hand printed tees, note cards, bags, and original art prints.
Yulianna Aparicio is the sole proprietor, employee, designer,
receptionist, spokesperson, rabbit groomer, printer,
and above all artist at Barehanded Press. She prints with
very little equipment-- barehanded, you might
say.
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Bijou
Savvy
Jewelry made from vintage and antique findings, odds &
ends and children's books.
Susan (Boo) Reynolds is a preschool teacher by day, jewelry
designer at night, weekends and in between.
She is married with 3 children, 2 dogs and 5 cats!
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Brilliant
Re-made home goods, clothing and a bit of crochet.
Brilliant is the crooked brainchild of Kara LaFleur, co-owner
of Roulette Vintage and long time craft addict.
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Budala Pottery
Ceramics: Pottery, Tiles, and Buttons.
Alp Isin works solely on porcelain with crystalline glazes.
His forms are inspired by his Anatolian background,
and ancient Hittite pottery.
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Creativ*Bee
Designs by Brandi Bowen
Original oil paintings, ink drawings, prints, silk scarves
and jewelry.
Brandi Bowen is a full time graphic designer who often exhibits
her art and designs in Raleigh.
She is inspired by nature, dreams and photography.
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Eclaire
Art
Prints and handmade jewelry pieces with pendants featuring
a reduction of original paintings.
Emily-Claire Stevens has always been facinated by Japanese
culture and aesthetics, and their simple, yet
purposeful perception of design. Her artwork honors these
Japanese elements while reflecting her own style.
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Flytrap
Screen printed apparel, accessories, and housewares.
Jody Cedzidlo has a red bicycle, a red scooter, and a red
car. She uses all three to toot around town, hither and
thither, gathering up art supplies, coffee, dog food, and
whole wheat walnut raisin bread.
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Good
Girl Studios
One-of-a-kind, handmade creations will not only make you
dream, but the story behind each piece has a romantic
tale and when worn it makes even the bad girl feel like a
Good Girl. Combined with love, thought, joy and romance,
your every need and desire will be fulfilled once you slip
on a piece of history!
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Jaclyn
Anthony Designs
Hand forged brass, aluminum, and agate jewelry.
Jaclyn loves nature, architecture and things that make a
man or woman feel and connect with what they are wearing.
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Karakurt Productions
Pen & ink drawings of Owls, with some mixed media.
Kurt Meyer lives in Raleigh with his lovely wife and 2 sons.
His lastest work is called the Snarkimedes Series.
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Little Foxes
Handcrafted cards and beautiful appliqued clothing.
Little Foxes is lovingly made by Rebecca Moore, co-owner of
Roulette Vintage and a crafter since childhood.
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lostwoods prints
Screen printed art.
Thomas Dean is an artist who likes to express himself through
screenprints that combine pop culture and his own sketches.
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mi
scuci hand made
One-of-a-kind, recycled clothing and knitwear made from recycled/vintage
materials; many pieces are hand-dyed
and some are created from the yarns of unloved sweaters.
Andrea Iacobucci loves alteration, modification, re-creation:
taking unloved materials that would be thrown
away (or have already been discarded!) and making something
new and unique from them.
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Open
Eye Cafe
Artisan coffee, roasted fresh on-site.
Open Eye is not only Carrboro's first coffee shop, but also
known as Carrboro's living room.
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Reciprocities
Talisman necklaces, feather earrings, screen printed totes
and tees, hand-painted boots, small prints and paintings.
Buffy Maske is inspired by objects with a sense of history
and nostalgia and use them in most of her work,
hence the name Reciprocities.
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Revamp
One of a kind pieces created using vintage and repurposed
clothing and textiles.
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Riverbasin
Handmade and re-made wearable art.
River Tacada Capel loves what she does: sewing, recreating,
reinventing, shopping, dyeing, screen printing, taking photos,
styling
it is a never ending list of possibilities.
She also makes her entire process as green as possible.
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SCRdot
Handmade jewelry: semiprecious stones and bottle caps
Sarah Richardson's favorite medium is semiprecious gem stones
and sterling silver. Lately, she has also liked to create
with bottle caps.
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small art (for people)
Scrap lumber meets appliqué meets decoupage. Most
pieces are hangable as wall art. Some are more sculpture-like.
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Solar Quartz
Handcrafted jewelry: created with wire wrapping and string
beading.
Besides designing jewelry, Jennifer Brantley also designs
solar electric systems. Her inspiration comes from
the nature around us.
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For more photos of our Artisans' work, click
here
for a photo album.
To see photos from the Sept. 26th Market, click HERE. |