Sandra Jean Coldren Booth #101	Sandra Jean Coldren will demonstrate how she creates her theorem paintings using tools from the past and present. A series of stencils and precise brushwork are used to produce a traditional painting generally depicting a still life on cloth or velvet. You will learn a minihistory of her art while learning more about Theorems.	{Sandra Jean Coldren}
Robert DeWitt Jr. Booth #100	Robert Dewitt will be creating hand-carved wooden spoons and bowls. Watch as he utilizes traditional hand tools and workbench in a step-by-step process of carving pieces that are as functional as they are beautiful.	{Robert DeWitt Jr.}
Holly Gage Booth #220	Join Holly Gage, contemporary jewelry artisan of Gage Designs, as she demonstrates Precious Metal Clay and turns it into miniature works of wearable art. Fine Silver Metal Clay is real silver in a moldable state, and becomes a durable solid piece of jewelry with the heat of a torch or kiln. Come out and see for yourself how this magical transformation happens.	{Holly Gage}
Tom Laudenslager Booth #202	Tom Laudenslager will demonstrate how he creates his hand built sculptural vessels made of stoneware clay. Each piece is inspired by actual Bosai trees. Observe him as he draws the image onto the vessel, carves away clay and works over the surface until it becomes detailed and textural.	{Tom Laudenslager}
Chong Lim Booth #T20	Chong and Judi Lim will be demonstrating how they create their beautifully embossed papers. Chong will be carving molds using a hammer, chisel and miniature electric tools. Sheets of paper are pressed into these molds, making an impression on the paper. The designs are then hand colored.	{Chong Lim}
Jim Schneider Booth #169	Jim Schneider will show you how he "throws" clay on a wheel and manipulates it with his fingers to form functional objects. The steps after working on the wheel will also be discussed.
Kathleen Stingle Booth #T33	Kathi Stingle will be demonstrating the process of painting folk art scenes inspired by 19th century muralists on wooden panels, boards, boxes, etc.  The preparation and finishing of surfaces may be discussed.	{Kathleen Stingle}
Steve Strouse Booth #166	Salvaging most of his wood from trees around Central PA, Steve Strouse will show the traditional art of making shaker boxes. See how the sides or bands are soaked in hot water, then bent around oval forms and fastened together with copper tacks.	{Steve Strouse}
Denise Wilz Booth #110	Denise Wilz will demonstrate the sgraffito (scratch) decorating technique used by the early Pennsylvania German potters.	{Denise Wilz}
Karen Wychock Booth #228	Karen Wychock will explore the history and weaving of Traditional Shaker baskets. Every weave known today dates back to before written word. Working over molds, in the methods of the Shakers, Karen’s baskets are very traditional in both shape and materials.	{Karen Wychock}
Elizabeth Zipay Booth #162	Elizabeth Zipay uses tatting, a form of lace-making, in a fresh and modern way, and it still allows the art to be displayed and easily identified as this beautiful old craft.  Watch as she forms beautiful patterns of open and closed space using thread, her hands and a shuttle.	{Elizabeth Zipay}