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Canaan Hat Studio Welcomes Visitors of NH Open Doors 2009
Curious to see the mayhem behind the felting magic?
Felt hats line the walls of my home fiber studio in Canaan, NH
Come visit my home fiber studio at 693 Canaan Street, in beautiful historic Canaan, New Hampshire this weekend!
Hours:
9am – 3pm Saturday, November 7
10am – 5pm Sunday, November 8, 2009.
See how my hats are made, and custom design your own embroidery to match your favorite winter coat.
Andy's gorgeous shaker-style cherry cabinets for our 1840's kitchen renovation.
I’ll have some warm apple cider on the stove, and we can talk gardens, too, as well as admire the new cherry cabinets Andy made for our kitchen remodel (gorgeous, eh?).
For printable maps & more information about other artists in the Dartmouth area, visit the NH Open Doors website.
I hope you can visit!
Moments in Glass: Nicholas Kekic of Tsuga Studios
Miniature bud vases by 3rd generation American Glass Artist, Nicholas Kekic of Tsuga Studios
My Blog Triage classmate, Jackie Jacobson recently wrote about glass artists she knows from the Pacific Northwest.
Which got me thinking about some of my favorite League of New Hampshire Craftsmen glass artists:
Hand-blown Spring Tree wine goblets by American glass artist Jordana Korsen.
There’s Jordana Korsen and her fantastic tree goblets. There’s Nathan Macomber’s beautiful sculptural work, Philip Jacobs’ amazing blown glass lampshades, and Harry Bessett’s wonderful stemless wineglasses.
But my latest favorite is Nicholas Kekic, maker of gorgeous, luminous vases, each exquisitely shaped.
Nick Kekik's frosted hand-blown glass vases add so much joy to our 1840's dining room.
Do you have a favorite glass artist? Do tell… I’m always looking for functional fine art to grace our old home. 😉
Carrie Cahill Mulligan 