Boundary Artisans' Faire - Grand Forks Art Gallery 2011

December 8th, 2011 5 Images

The Scorched Torch offers 'neat stuff from copper and steel'; Photo, Mona Mattei

Jill Gunnerson (R) helps customers select the perfect silver jewelry gift; Photo, Mona Mattei

Robin Dalziel of Joybilee Farm shows off their products made from sheep and goat fibres; Photo, Mona Mattei

Photographer Elliot Teskey explains the composition of a photo; Photo, Mona Mattei

Boundary artisans held their annual Christmas faire at Gallery 2 last weekend, Dec. 2 and 3, offering Christmas shoppers an array of intriguing locally-made products. The Gallery was filled with two floors of artisans showing their work from pottery, to copper work and silver jewelry.

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Boundary Artisans' Faire - Grand Forks Art Gallery 2011

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