Artists & Craftsmen

Anne Made

Original fabric design and crafts.
Available at Willow Pond Antiques & Goods
12 Main Street
Ctr. Sandwich

Basket Street Papers

This gallery and studio features the artwork of hand papermaker and printmaker Peggy Merritt. The mountains, lakes, woods, and meadows of Sandwich inspire the designs of her hand-pulled prints. Her handmade paper of Asian-fibers includes sculptural pieces, wall and window hangings, pulp paintings, and one-of-a-kind greeting cards.

Peggy will design and make cards for a special occasion.  Call or send e-mail to arrange a visit to the studio or to discuss your needs.

Basket Street Papers
308 Basket Street, Center Sandwich, NH 03227
603-284-6321, peggymerritt@gmail.com
mvmerritt.com
Jennifer Allen
95 Foss Flats Road, N. Sandwich
Call  for hours: 603-284-7468
www.etsy.com/shop/botanicallampshades
 botanical lambshade
Botanical Lampshades is a small company specializing in custom lampshades with pressed flowers and leaves. The art of pressed flower lampshades began in the Victorian era, and lives on in Sandwich, NH, where four generations of artists have continued this craft since 1950. Also today these lampshades are made with maps, handmade papers, and collage techniques. 

Every Botanical Lampshade is hand cut and individually designed with organically grown or locally gathered wild plants, pressed and dried on the premises. We have hundreds of plant varieties to work with, and chances are good that we have some of your favorites!   

Derek Marshall Lighting

Award-winning Derek Marshall Lighting designs and fabricates interior lighting for home, business and hospitality interiors.
American art glass, stainless steel, aluminum and brass form the basis of the lights. The art glass, available in more than 50 colors, styles and textures, becomes a jewel-like focal point in the room. It is kiln-formed into overlapping leaves which give a clear up and down light. All our lighting is certified by Underwriters Laboratories LLC (UL).

The inspiration for Marshall’s work comes from years of living in Japan where he attended art school in the city of Kyoto. Moving to Sandwich, New Hampshire in 1971, Derek and his wife Linda started their pottery studio where they made utilitarian ware with hand-painted botanical motifs. Gradually the work shifted into the lighting arena, starting with table lamps and now including wall sconces, chandeliers and pendant lights. Our studio offers many designs and styles. See the catalog of designs, with pricing, at derekmarshall.com. Custom lighting design is also available.
Derek Marshall Lighting LLC
85 Upper Rd.
Sandwich,  NH  03227
603-284-7000
derek@derekmarshall.com
www.derekmarshall.com
Derek and Linda Marshall have been juried members of The League of New Hampshire Craftsmen since 1971. The studio is open by appointment. We provide free samples of all our glass. For more information, or to set up a visit, please call 603-284-7000 or email derek@derekmarshall.com.

Field Fine Art

Field Fine Art is a professional artist studio featuring the sculpture and paintings of Kathryn Field. The 1,000 sq ft. studio facilitates a working space where individuals and groups can discover their creative passion in workshops and classes. Private lessons and small group classes in drawing, watercolor and painting continue throughout the year.

​All ages and skill levels are welcome.  Classes range from daylong workshops to weekly classes. Drawing and Watercolor materials are provided in the tuition cost. Classes are small and students receive lots of personal attention.

The sun filled studio, flower gardens, bronze and steel out door sculptures and mountain views provide an inspiring landscape for plein air painting and drawing classes.

Field focuses on portraits, figure drawing, and landscapes painting in oils and watercolor. Her sculptures combine laser cut steel work with oil paint and gold leaf. She divides her time between teaching and working on commissions.  
FIELD FINE ART
Kathryn Field
74 Taylor Rd.
PO Box 123, Center Sandwich NH 03227
603-273-1326
kathrynfieldfineart@gmail.com
fieldfineart.weebly.com

Lower Corner Millworks

Located in the historic North Sandwich cabinet shop, Lower Corner Millworks has been providing cabinets, furniture, sign engraving and crafts since 2020. Through the use of CNC machining, we make light work of projects large or small, maximizing productivity and minimizing material waste. From 3D modeling design to punctual installation, Lower Corner Millworks provides you with everything you need to bring your project to life. 

As a second generation carpenter and cabinet maker, Parker Hansen has taken the skills and knowledge he's acquired from his family, as well as his time as a production supervisor at one of the largest cabinetry and millwork companies in New England, to provide the Lakes Region with quality service and craftsmanship. 
Lower Corner Millworks
Contact Parker today at (603) 986-8391
for your next project.
parkerlcm@gmail.com​
www.lowercornermillworks.com

Sewing

As of this spring I am only doing alterations and quilts. One more year and then it's time to un-hang my sign.

Our studio is located in the Historic Sandwich Store, Lower Corner. Visit my Sewing4u facebook page, or call 603-387-4767.  Nancy Jones Hansen.
Nancy Hansen sewing
photo by Susan Lirakis
Sewing, by Nancy Hansen
Lower Corner, 317 Wentworth Hill Road, Ctr. Sandwich
 Sewing4u525@yahoo.com

Soft Touch Farm

At Soft Touch Farm you will find everything you need to learn to needle felt and all the supplies necessary to work on this craft in the shop and/or at home.  Country crafts, wooden toys, marionettes, hand-made cards, and garden decorations are also sold in the shop.

Felting needles and tools  in many sizes and styles, wools of all kinds and colors, felting supplies, books, patterns, ideas, kits, and classes are available in the shop. 

The shop is not open set hours; however, it can be open any time by chance or appointment.  Arrangements can be made to visit the shop or schedule a class for any time of the day or evening on any day of the week even holidays by calling 603-284-7168
Diane Cook Johnson, owner and instructor
22 Wentworth Hill Road, Ctr. Sandwich.
603-284-7168
softtouchfarm03227@yahoo.com
softtouchfarm.com

Tappan Chairs, LLC

Tappan Chairs are quintessential New England furniture and have been handcrafted in Sandwich, New Hampshire for nearly two centuries. Simple and elegant, Tappan Chairs are similar in appearance to Shaker furniture, yet developed independently and concurrently to that movement as a secular statement of handmade, homespun craftsmanship.

Historically made from white ash and hard maple, the Tappan Chairs of our time also offer their signature styles in cherry and walnut—for a beautiful and surprisingly contemporary feel which highlights what the brand has become over nearly two hundred years of evolution: a line of fine furniture. In 2015 we were honored with the designation of becoming the only authorized crafter of the “Alfred Chair”, the historic chair of the living Shaker community at Sabbathday Lake in New Gloucester, ME.    
See Tappan Chairs on display at the Center Sandwich Craft Gallery downtown!
Tappan Chairs
tappanchairs.com
833-827-7267
Offering full-service picture framing with custom woodworking capabilities and an extensive selection of frames, mats, glass and all materials related to framing from all over the world.

Will Lehmann began his picture framing and woodworking business as “Surroundings” in Oregon in 1973. He moved to Sandwich in 1977, continuing his business in his uncle’s barn and the second floor of Adams Hall until he moved it downtown to the building where Jim Hambrook now has his office.  Relocating into the garage next door, he reincarnated his business into Miter Man in the 80s. 

In the 90s he moved his business to the studio he built on Schoolhouse Road and became “Will Lehmann Frames”, expanding his business to include making frames for other framers around the country while continuing fine framing for individual clients in Sandwich.
Will treats the artwork that he frames, whether it be an old sock or a Renoir, with as much respect, in terms of materials and procedures, as his clients are willing to accommodate to insure the preservation of their treasures.  He also prizes the collaboration between himself and his clients to meet their particular and individual aesthetic tastes, taking into account the unique character of their home or work environment.
Will Lehmann Frames
163 Schoolhouse Rd, Center Sandwich, 03227
603-284-6277 or 603-491-2298
will@wlframes.com, www.wlframes.com