Craft Trails – Page 7 – Blue Ridge National Heritage Area

Pam Brewer

After years working as a contractor, Pam Brewer decided to put her creativity into something...

Collene Karcher’s work is all about connection. At her studio, visitors have ample opportunities to...

The Madison County Arts Council (MCAC) is located in historic downtown Marshall on the banks...

Leslie Bradsher finds inspiration for her pottery and fiber work from the surrounding Pisgah National...

Yummy Mud Puddle, just outside of downtown Burnsville, was established in 2003 by artists John...

Terry Weber has always been interested in fiber, starting as a child with an Inkle...

Toe River Crafts in Celo has served as an outlet for local artists since 1974....

Selena Glass & Metal in Burnsville is a studio borne out of the connection between...

Rutkowsky Pottery, just outside Burnsville, showcases two distinct bodies of work merged into one enterprise....

Pieper Glass sits just above the Toe River in the Celo community. Here, Kenny Pieper...

Paul Eisenhauer had been a hobbyist woodworker for many years, but that changed after his...

Kristen and J.R. Page met while in Haywood Community College’s Professional Craft Program, and they’ve...