Blue Cottage features more than 60 Vermont artisans.

Blue Cottage features Vermont artisans who work in a range of styles to create one-of-a-kind designs using natural materials, including beeswax, cotton, silver jewelry that includes upcycled materials, and clay.

Artisans:

They include: David Epstein - jewelry / Sue Storey - cloth bags / KD Hill - knitwear / Cathy LaClair - jewelry / Victoria Tamas - pottery / Polanshek of the Hills- cards / Scott Ross - cribbage boards and cutting boards / Sharon White - handmade cards and faux succulents / Bruce Corbett - snowflake lithographs / Sue Martin - baby & lap quilts / Janice Bauch - handmade cards / Marc Knox - recycled glass glass jewelry / Barbara Forauer - painted stones and potholders / Sarah Sprague - stained glass art & jewelry / Glass Heart of Vermont - stained glass products / Julie Wade - knitted mittens / Ginny Joyner - prints and repurposed art / Peter K. K. Williams - original prints / Papyrus Designs - magnets, earrings and origami cards / Reed Prescott - recycled wood ear rings and ornaments / Luminous Botanicals - silk scarves / Tasha Ludovici - hand-drawn designs and paintings / Riley Wear VT - dog scarves / Ken Martin - pottery / Art Herstory - cards / Sleeping Bear Woodworking - Petite wooden boxes and music boxes / Priscilla Pierce - table runners / Marie Robinson - hand-painted wooden disc ornaments / Soul Simone - Earrings / Cheryl Lawrence - Repurposed Angels / Darin Maloney - Paintings and cards / Jean Carlson Masseau - Fine Art Prints / Pure Energy Apothecary - soaps and lotions / LuAnn Earth Momba - jewelry / Knead Creations - Etched Coasters and Earrings / David Cozzens - Wood inlay: Mt. Mansfield and Camel’s Hump / Jewelwood of Vermont - Wooden Barrettes and Jewelry / Katelyns Collection - Candles and Diffusers / Deborah Gaudreau - Pottery / Sett Intentions Weaving - Fiber Arts / Kaitlyn’s Glass Art - Jewelry / Scott Ross - Cutting Boards, Cheese Boards, Coasters / Chris Rivard - Metal Wall Art / Maxine Davis - Fused Glass Designs / Wuzzel Works - Potholders and Painted Stones / Ginny Joyner - Prints / Owl Ridge Designs - Framed Fish Prints and Cards / Rachel Kring - Cards / Meadow Bee - Body Care / Bracken Glen Cottage - Jewelry / Cat Mckeen Art - Cards / Chris Billis - Calendars / Golden Hill Candles - Beeswax Candles / Jean Kelly Tiles - Ceramic Tiles / JJ Funky Epoxy - Furniture and Coasters / Krista Cheney - Clay Products / Lia Cravedi - Upcycled Pin Cushions / Mary Ellen Richards - Suncatchers & Purse Charms / Mary Claire Carroll - Cards / Maxine Davis - Fused Glass / Melinda Moulton - Book / Nancy Tavares - Children’s Items / Northern Charm - Tote Bags, Neck Warmer, Body Care / One Loca Creations - Canvas Pouches, Memory Tiles, Coasters / Scot Keefe - Punk Art and Wooden Bowls / Treeline Terrains - Topographical Wooden Maps

Here is some more about a few of them

Featured

Polanshek of the Hills

Jess Polanshek's art has always revolved around elements of northern forests and the creatures that inhabit them. Focusing on high detail and loose realism, her art has evolved into an illustrative and whimsical style with a strong focus on the beauty and intricacies of the natural world.

Jean Carlson Masseau

Ken Martin Pottery

Peter KK Williams

Peter KK William’s paintings range in subject and style and include the Vermont landscape, the Costa Rican rain forest, mist-swathed mountains inspired by landscape paintings from the Sung Dynasty and interplay of light, rock and the surface of Lake Champlain.

David Epstein

David Epstein is a designer and maker of fine handcrafted jewelry. He combines the tradition of the metalsmith, with the vision of an artist to create clean, simple forms that showcase the unique character of each gemstone.

Bagged in Vermont - Sue Storey

The bags and accessories from Bagged in Vermont are handmade, up-scale bags made in Hinesburg, VT, with vibrant batik fabrics.

Cathy LaClair

Cathy is inspired to work with freshwater pearls, gemstones and gold. She makes unique pieces that draw attention to the natural beauty of the stone and the wearer.

K.D. Hill Knitwear

Kathy Hill started K.D.Hill Knitwear in 1994 in a studio located next to her house in Hinesburg, VT. All the knitwear is made by her. While the style, yarn and needles may change, Kathy’s passion for knitting remains constant.