Stowe Foliage Arts Festival

Stowe Foliage Arts Festival Join us Oct 9th, 10th, and 11th, 2026 in Stowe, VT with 130+ exhibitors, live music, demos, great food/beverage 🍁

Attention Craft Ceramics is a one-person studio out of Waterbury, VT, where Lee Baker makes wheel-thrown and hand-built,...
05/28/2026

Attention Craft Ceramics is a one-person studio out of Waterbury, VT, where Lee Baker makes wheel-thrown and hand-built, gas-fired stoneware by hand — every single piece.

Working in rich stoneware clays with bright jewel and earth-toned glazes, the fluid forms are designed to feel good in the hand and hold up to years of daily use. The range is impressive: mugs, bowls, coffee carafes, pourovers, garlic jars, yarn bowls, fermentation crocks, menorahs, lamps, and more — no two alike.

Come see the work in person at the Stowe Foliage Arts Festival this October.

🔗attentioncraft.com

Willow Road Watercolors is the work of self-taught artist Heather Crowley — a nearly 20-year creative journey inspired b...
05/27/2026

Willow Road Watercolors is the work of self-taught artist Heather Crowley — a nearly 20-year creative journey inspired by nature hikes, her own gardens, and the beauty of the living world.

Her eclectic body of work includes traditional watercolors and mandalas, photorealistic flowers, trees and animals, handpainted lettering and calligraphy, and brightly colored acrylic and watercolor ecoprints using real leaves and flowers.

Every piece is united by her patient attention to detail and a genuine love of nature that extends even to her use of eco-friendly and locally sourced materials.
Come see her work in person at the Stowe Foliage Arts Festival this October.

🔗willowroadwc.com

Jeanne Scannell creates wearable art where traditional craft meets a contemporary eye. Her training began in Japan and h...
05/26/2026

Jeanne Scannell creates wearable art where traditional craft meets a contemporary eye. Her training began in Japan and her process spans hand-dyeing and painting on silk velvet, handweaving on a traditional loom, wet and needle felting, and meticulous hand-sewn garment construction using premium natural fibers — cashmere, silk, wool, and rayon chenille.

She also sources production remnants and vintage textiles, making sustainability a natural part of her practice. Every piece is finished by hand and built to be both beautiful and functional.

Her work earned Best in Fiber 2025 at Boston Mills — come see it in person at the Stowe Foliage Arts Festival this October.

802 Chenille is the work of weaver Leanne Siffermann — one-of-a-kind scarves and tapestries handwoven on five different ...
05/25/2026

802 Chenille is the work of weaver Leanne Siffermann — one-of-a-kind scarves and tapestries handwoven on five different looms over more than ten years of craft. What sets her work apart is the process: Leanne lays out her warp on the floor and hand-paints each individual strand of yarn before weaving, working with 100–250 threads at a time.

The result is scarves and tapestries that are entirely unique, driven by color and the joy of watching combinations come to life. Her driftwood-mounted tapestries are sourced entirely from Lake Champlain.

Come see her work in person at the Stowe Foliage Arts Festival this October.

🔗802chenille.com

Karen Ryan's oil paintings are rooted in biology and guided by soul. Each piece begins with a coat of black gesso, then ...
05/24/2026

Karen Ryan's oil paintings are rooted in biology and guided by soul. Each piece begins with a coat of black gesso, then layers of oil are built up slowly until a full wildlife portrait emerges — detailed, alive, and deeply felt. A biology degree informs her eye, and a creative journey that began after a TBI in 2001 drives her work forward.

Come see her paintings in person at the Stowe Foliage Arts Festival this October.

🔗naturefreedfromcanvas.com

Shadow Wood Studio makes functional stoneware pottery that's as thoughtful in form as it is in surface. Kristen Brockmon...
05/23/2026

Shadow Wood Studio makes functional stoneware pottery that's as thoughtful in form as it is in surface. Kristen Brockmon wheel-throws every piece by hand, developing each form around balance, proportion, and daily usability.

Surface imagery — hand painted, transfer printed, or layered in glaze — is inspired by nature and translated in a soft, illustrative style that complements rather than overpowers the clay.

Some pieces feature subtle texture or luster accents applied in a separate low-temperature firing. Each piece is made individually in small batches, from throwing through glazing and firing — durable, beautiful work made for everyday life.

Come see her work in person at the Stowe Foliage Arts Festival this October.

🔗shadowwoodstudio.com

Mischu's Closet Fiber Arts creates felted artwork, wearables, and household items using fibers sourced from sheep, yaks,...
05/22/2026

Mischu's Closet Fiber Arts creates felted artwork, wearables, and household items using fibers sourced from sheep, yaks, camels, and other animals.

Karen Sugalski has recently expanded her practice to include weaving, integrating woven elements into her felted pieces to create layered, textural work that is as tactile as it is beautiful. Her mixed media work recently earned First Place at the Greater Gardner Art Association spring show.

Come see the work in person at the Stowe Foliage Arts Festival this October.

🔗facebook.com/mischuscloset

Kimberlee Forney creates acrylic paintings in her signature style — happy cows, sheep, birds, trees, and other beloved s...
05/21/2026

Kimberlee Forney creates acrylic paintings in her signature style — happy cows, sheep, birds, trees, and other beloved subjects painted with warmth and personality on canvas and wood. Her work is the kind that makes you stop, smile, and want to take it home.

Come see her paintings in person at the Stowe Foliage Arts Festival this October alongside over a hundred exceptional makers.

🔗kimforney.com

Nodrog Farms is a small, family-run alpaca farm in Barrington, NH, where Gordon Long raises and cares for each alpaca pe...
05/20/2026

Nodrog Farms is a small, family-run alpaca farm in Barrington, NH, where Gordon Long raises and cares for each alpaca personally. Their alpaca clothing products are made from the fleece of animals they know and love — soft, natural, and crafted with genuine care from farm to finished product.

Come find their alpaca goods at the Stowe Foliage Arts Festival this October.

🔗nodrogfarms.com/about-us

Clinton Pottery's Jonathan Woodward has been throwing clay for over forty years — and this October he's bringing that cr...
05/19/2026

Clinton Pottery's Jonathan Woodward has been throwing clay for over forty years — and this October he's bringing that craft to the Stowe Foliage Arts Festival, where he'll be demonstrating live at his booth.

Stop by, watch the process, and take home a piece made by a true master of the wheel.

🔗clintonpottery.com

Diana by Design creates sustainable, one-of-a-kind fashion from reclaimed garments, vintage finds, and repurposed textil...
05/18/2026

Diana by Design creates sustainable, one-of-a-kind fashion from reclaimed garments, vintage finds, and repurposed textiles. Every piece is carefully deconstructed and reimagined — expressive, original, and made with intention.

Diana Cesaro believes fashion should tell a story of creativity and responsibility, and each piece in the collection does exactly that.

Come see the work in person at the Stowe Foliage Arts Festival this October.

🔗diana-by-design.com

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