Local Artisans

Put the joy back in winter with the simple beauty of cut glass.

Miriam Carter of Dublin creates fashionable felt hats that will keep you warm in the colder months.

Rejected and recycled objects get a new take on life

Artist Rosemary Conroy started out in the corporate world until the terrible events of September 11, 2001 prompted her to make a dramatic change.

Brookline sculptor John Weidman developed the annual Bridges and Connections International Sculpture Symposium at the Andres Institute of Art.

David Johnston of Nashua, NH builds birdhouses that are really works of art (though birds can call them home, too).

The woman behind the summer Arts Markets happening in Concord, Claremont and Dover will begin selling her own colorful clothing.

Stephanie Young grew up in a household full of antiques. But it was the curves of the Art Nouveau period that captivated this Plaistow artist - eventually using her porcelain vases as a canvas.

A bit of flower power and practicality has brought back the look of ’50s vintage aprons.

With the use of special tools, artists can inscribe shades of brown on flat pieces of maple, plywood, or burl.