Nancy Horton
N23440 McCabe Lane  
Ettrick  WI  54627

Nancy uses wool fiber because of its durability and richness of color.  Her rugs are woven on an antique solid oak 1922 rug loom.  ”I believe the functional items in our daily lives should be works of art.”  Excellent quality and unique design combine with durability to create fully washable functional art pieces. This year Nancy is including her hand dyed silk scarves.

Heather Mortell
1601 King Street
La Crosse  WI  54601

Heather offers colorfast hand-dyed yarns in color schemes not found in stores.  Yarns are handspun or millspun.  She also offers tatted accessories.  Tatting is an “old” craft with few living practitioners.  Her accessories are new designs bringing this ancient craft into modern times.

Marcia Ridley
W232 N. 3043 Emerald Lane B
Pewaukee WI 53072

Marcia’s hand dyed clothing and hand knit, hand beaded scarves will add color to your wardrobe.

Kaijia Vang
c/o Xy Johnson
183 Iris Street
Mahtomedi,  MN  55115

Many intricate cross-stitched and appliqué-designs complement purses, billfolds, potholders, story cloths, and cell phone holders.  In a fast-moving world, this time-consuming Hmong art form still graces the many items created by Kaojia.  She also makes sand animals for children to enjoy.

Deloras Vind
N26992 Tolokken Rd
Arcadia WI  54612

Deloras raises heritage sheep and spins the wool to create tapestries, home furnishings, and scarves.  Her fiber art is influenced by color, uniqueness of the wool, and rural life.  Her emphasis is to stimulate, excite, and bring a smile.

Song Xiong
2008 Viking Ave.                  
Holmen, WI  54636
Xiong.Song@edu.

Many hours of work go into each hand-sewn piece.  Hmong stitchery is known for reverse appliqué and tiny cross-stitch.  Also famous are the colorful embroidered story cloths depicting historical events and cultural lore.