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Today, the Craftsmen’s Fair attracts about 35,000 people including families, shoppers, collectors and tourists who come from
all over the country. |
The Gift, the 2009 League of NH Craftsmen Annual Ornament, handcrafted by Joseph DeRobertis of New London, NH |
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A handcrafted lamp by Peter Bloch, a juried League member |
A handcrafted ceramic plate by Paula Barry, juried League member |
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Handcrafted jewelry by Mark White, a juried League member |
Each year, the Fair provides people of all ages with a wide range of craftmaking demonstrations, including rug braiding, papermaking, woodcarving, and glass blowing (shown here). |
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The 76th Annual Craftsmen’s Fair features a variety of craft demonstrations, such as this wood turning demonstration by juried member Scott Ruesswick |
The Fair features several workshops for children to start creating their own craft - a gift that can last a lifetime. |
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The Sculpture Garden exhibition a wide variety of hand crafted outdoor sculptures, furnishings, fountains, and garden accessories. |
The CraftWear exhibition showcases one-of-a-kind clothing, jewelry and accessories for men, women, and children handcrafted by juried League members. |
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The Living With Craft exhibition is a series of room vignettes furnished entirely with approximately 200 handcrafted works by juried League members. |
This is a scene from the 1964 Craftmen’s Fair. |
This is a scene from the 1966 Craftmen’s Fair at the Mount Sunapee Resort. |
This is a scene from the 1970 Craftmen’s Fair at the Mount Sunapee Resort. |
This is a scene from one of the first Craftsmen’s Fairs which was held in a barn. |
A historical photo of the Craftsmen’s Fair, held during World War II. |
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