Handmade in a wide variety of techniques, with precious metals, polymer clay, or stones. You will find something unique to give or to keep for yourself.
Wood, copper, paper, glass, and stone combined to create one-of-a-kind sculptures.
Wearable art, wall art, decor and accessories from felt and fabric. Handspun yarn, and more...
Prints made on paper or fabric, directly from leaves, flowers or bark. Each print is as unique as the leaf that made it.
Acrylic and encaustic abstract paintings
Vases and vessels from windfall tree branches
Handspun one-of-a-kind art yarns for creative weaving or knitting.
Drop spindles, tapestry needles, and more, handcrafted in my woodshop.
Made with stone, glass, metal, wood, and more, my mosaics are non-traditional creations.
Brena brings her unique vision and love of mathematics into all of her art. She will occasionally have pottery, sculpture, and fiber art in the shop.
Chemist and alchemist, artist and martial artist, Eric contributes his energy and art to Homegrown Arts with his sculpted leather pieces and more.
All the information was presented in a relaxed, informal way with time for questions. Kelley kept the class moving forward yet allowed us to learn each step and then experiment with our new knowledge.
Fun, hands-on class. I really appreciated learning how to make an inexpensive deckle.
I loved this paper making class. The instructor was fun and gave thorough instructions. The class is definitely hands on and Kelley added on additional information at the appropriate time in the class. Everyone had a blast.
They was a awesome class! I learned all the basics plus some of paper making and highly recommended it to anyone interested in this lost skill.
Kelley was an amazing teacher that brought to life a desire to create more.
The process of eco printing is very much like pressing leaves, but we cook the "book" the leaves are pressed in! Heat, pressure, and water all combined will pull the natural dyes from the leaves and transfer them onto the paper.
I can get really excited about an interesting piece of rusty metal or some gnarly tree bark! My fingers itch to imitate the colors or textures in metal, fiber, or polymer clay. Most often, though, the thing that really calls the Muse to me is a really cool stick. This was one of those sticks.
Where do I get my inspiration? That one is easy! Inspiration is everywhere! You can train your own eye and increase creativity by practicing your observation skills.
Nuno felt fiber art in the sunshine leads to new ideas and a burst of creative energy making light sculptures.
Picasso stone is one of my new favorite things. Every bead or pendant or cabochon I see made with this stone looks like a little piece of art, and I can’t resist it! The earthy combination of greens and reds and oranges look like desert Southwest landscapes in miniatures you can hold in your hand.
These translucent sculptures are created from paper, wood, glue, and reed with embellishments of fiber, metal, stone and glass and lit from within using cool LED technology. Each one is absolutely one-of-a-kind and impossible to recreate.
