McIntosh and the Lionhearts
Need an awesome hand- made knife? These hunting and utility knives have a variety of handles...you won't believe this, but one is a pinecone, one is a legbone from a giraffe, one is curly maple, one is a petrified walrus penis (!!!!), and some are stag horns. See Melvin Jennings at the show. He lives in Highlands, so you could meet up with him later. (706) 318-3055.
John Gibson creates these remarkable decorative gourds, not to mention such creative wall art. We've never seen anything like his work
Rebecca Stroud has a gazillion different braided rugs. Find her at the far end of Pine Street.
Brian Sykes has some amazing pieces. These are one of a kind masterpieces! Turned and carved wood.
Bob Moore doesn't use a lathe. Each of these is cut by hand and finished smooth as a ......well, real smooth.
This is the first show that Cat Goolsby has done with us. Check out these creative pieces. She utilizes a torch and a hammer. Personally it looks like magic to me.
Hollywoof Styles from Mills River specializes in dog collars, even training collars. They also make bowties and leashes. Check them out in Space G4 (near the restroom).
Lots of wood in this show. Beautiful craftsmanship. Quite a variety. Here is just a sample.
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