Welcome

Newly Juried Members!

We've just completed spring jury and critique sessions and are pleased to introduce you to the newest juried members of the League.

Through four busy weeks this March, League Headquarters hosted an impressive group of jury applicants, critique participants, and jurors. This time of year is always inspiring as we are treated to glimpses into the creative processes and lives of our community's many craftsmen.

Please join us in welcoming these new faces to the League!

Mixed Media

Pamela (Sam) Adams

Sam's intricate assemblages are filled with tiny details. She captures scenes from her surroundings with carved balsa wood, wire, paper, and other mixed materials.

Clay

Elizabeth Benotti

Elizabeth's ceramics feature a soft pallet and playful brushstrokes, pinched marks, and splatters of detail. Each impression enhances her work with a unique touch.

Stained Glass

Stephen Giles

Stephen creates beautiful stained glass panels, inspired by the natural beauty and iconic settings of New Hampshire and New England.

Clay

Judi Goudreau

Judi captures unique portraits of pets and other animals in stunning miniature detail. Cats, dogs, and more are identifiable by breed and personality!

Wood

Carter Harrison

Carter's elegant turned bowls bring out the natural beauty of wood - often incorporating burl wood, or challenging woods such as apple. He selectively highlights fine details with resin.

Mixed Media

Casey Kowalchuk

Casey's intricate scenes are constructed entirely from sustainably harvested birchbark. Each piece is completely unique and incredibly complex.

Wood

Connor Kubs

Connor's dedication to traditional hand-carving comes through with every stroke of his blade. Meticulous shaping enhances the unique features of each piece of wood.

Metal Jewelry

Jarrett Leone

Jarrett's experimental casting, fusing and forging processes combine with vitreous enamels in stunning one-of-a-kind fine jewelry.

Wood

Nadia Pagnotti

Nadia is a contemporary woodworker, concentrating on elegant objects for the home. She is drawn to abstract, organic, and minimalist designs.

Wood

Ronald Pouliot

Ron's turned bowls are simple but refined - often highlighting stunning live edges and unique spalting. A beautiful range of wood selections and bowls.

Leather

Johnny Sellers

Johnny's distinctive saddle seat stools and hand-tooled leather belts are often ornamented with a fun kaleidoscope of patterns, stamps, and carvings.

Wood

Holly Thompson

Holly creates wooden birds and decoys, carved by hand and painted in an antique folk style. She is inspired by decorative decoys from the 1920's and 40's.

Non-Metal Jewelry

Cristina Trifon

Cristina's beadweaving and beaded jewelry features whimsical designs from her own imagination and bright, unique wearables.

Wood

Stephen Wheeler

Stephen enjoys a challenge with his woodworking - often selecting large burls, rare wood, or challenging cuts to transform into his turned pieces.

Clay

Laura Zindel

Laura's distinctive homewares feature her original drawings as decals affixed to functional earthenware items. Her work is a celebration of nature, curiosity and wonder.

View bio pages for these craftsmen by clicking on the link below. Welcome to all new members!

If you have any questions about the League's jury process, please contact Molly Harper, Administrative Coordinator at mharper@nhcrafts.org or call her at 603-224-3375 x123.