Deb Kaplan and Catherine Marchant will be leaving the gallery at the end of June 2015. Deb has been living in Florida and Catherine in Utah. We wish them well and will miss their wonderful creations.
Deb Kaplan, Jewelry, Pottery
Deb Kaplan is a member of the New Jersey Potter's Guild, NCECA (National Council on Education in Clay Art), PMC Guild, and www.etsy.com. She has participated in numerous workshops: Wood firings with Bruce Dehnert, Lynn Munns, & Janet Mansfield; Porcelain with Patty Wouters, & Tom & Elaine Coleman; Surfaces with Lana Wilson, & Susan Harris, Raku with Steve Branfman, & Robert Compton, Majolica with Walter Ostrom, Soda Firing with Bruce Dehnert. You can reach Deb at Debkaplan3@msn.com or visit her etsy website: http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=6644571
Deb Kaplan is a member of the New Jersey Potter's Guild, NCECA (National Council on Education in Clay Art), PMC Guild, and www.etsy.com. She has participated in numerous workshops: Wood firings with Bruce Dehnert, Lynn Munns, & Janet Mansfield; Porcelain with Patty Wouters, & Tom & Elaine Coleman; Surfaces with Lana Wilson, & Susan Harris, Raku with Steve Branfman, & Robert Compton, Majolica with Walter Ostrom, Soda Firing with Bruce Dehnert. You can reach Deb at Debkaplan3@msn.com or visit her etsy website: http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=6644571
Catherine Marchant, Fiber and Bead Artist
“I began working with fiber at age 9, when I learned to knit, says Catherine. “I began spinning in 1984 and weaving a year later. In 2000 I earned a Certificate of Spinning from Ontario Handspinners and Weavers. Somewhere along the way a weaving friend introduced me to the world of bead weaving and I acquired another addictive pastime. I love to use bright colors and include glittery threads and beads. I want the people wearing my creations to stand out.”
“I began working with fiber at age 9, when I learned to knit, says Catherine. “I began spinning in 1984 and weaving a year later. In 2000 I earned a Certificate of Spinning from Ontario Handspinners and Weavers. Somewhere along the way a weaving friend introduced me to the world of bead weaving and I acquired another addictive pastime. I love to use bright colors and include glittery threads and beads. I want the people wearing my creations to stand out.”
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