Showing posts with label pets. Show all posts
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Wednesday, March 18, 2026

From Bees to Bundt Cakes: Meet the Makers of Rocky River!

 🐾 Happy Cat Cat Toys – Claire Nelson

Claire Nelson, the creator behind Happy Cat Cat Toys, proves that some of the best businesses start with love—and in her case, love for cats.

Claire works full-time while also caring for her family, five cats (Sushi, Saké, Miso, Mochi, and Leo), and even neighborhood stray cats. Her passion for animals is at the heart of everything she creates.


Her business began less than a year ago, but her journey into crafting goes back much further. Claire learned to sew as a child from her mom and has always loved creating. When her cat Miso was dealing with health challenges early on, Claire discovered how calming catnip could be—and that sparked an idea.

Instead of simply giving catnip loose, Claire began experimenting with handmade toys, including catnip kickers. Miso loved them… and so did the rest of her cats. That moment turned into something bigger, and before long, Claire found herself creating toys for other cat owners who wanted the same enrichment for their pets.

Her creative process starts with sourcing fun, unique fabrics—especially ones featuring cats—and turning them into toys that are not only adorable but purposeful. Each piece is designed to encourage interactive play, reduce boredom, and enrich cats’ daily lives.

✨ “I love being able to foster enrichment and interactive play for cats.”

This will be Claire’s second Avant-Garde show, and she hopes to continue growing her Etsy shop and expanding her reach through more markets.

🛍️ Shop her work:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/HappyCatbyClaire?dd_referrer=


🍯 Bittner Bees – A Family Legacy of Beekeeping

Bittner Bees is more than a business—it’s a multi-generational passion rooted in nature, resilience, and family.

Rick’s journey began in 1978 when he caught his very first swarm of bees. What started as curiosity quickly became a lifelong calling. Today, alongside Julie and their family, they’ve grown into one of the largest professional migratory beekeeping operations in Northeast Ohio.

Their story is deeply tied to community and connection. Rick and Julie even got married at a farmer’s market—an unforgettable moment that perfectly reflects their shared love of agriculture and local life.

What makes Bittner Bees truly special is their hands-on approach. They raise their own bees, manage every hive, extract their own honey, craft their products, and even build much of their own equipment. It’s a level of care and dedication you can truly taste.

              

 

               

Family remains at the center of everything they do, with Rick’s sisters often helping in the bee yards and at shows like this one.Over the years, they’ve earned multiple awards at county fairs and been featured in regional food guides—testament to the quality of their honey and products.

Each winter, they take their bees to Florida, where they produce sought-after varieties like Orange Blossom and Palmetto honey—ensuring their bees stay healthy and productive year-round.

🌼 Their mission is simple:
Make the world better—one bee at a time.

🌐 Learn more: BittnerBees.com


🎨 Crafty Cardinal LLC – Alexis Brandt

Alexis, the owner of Crafty Cardinal LLC, turned a creative outlet into a thriving small business—and her story is one so many can relate to.

As a stay-at-home mom, she was looking for something that was her own—something she could build, grow, and feel passionate about. What started as experimenting with custom magnets and buttons quickly turned into a business when she saw how much people loved personalized, meaningful items.

Now, three years later, Crafty Cardinal LLC continues to grow, offering custom magnets, buttons, mirrors, and event pieces for everything from birthdays and fundraisers to business branding.

Her biggest inspiration? Her kids.


Their creativity and excitement push her to keep evolving, trying new ideas, and bringing fresh designs to life. She’s also inspired by holidays, community events, and the joy people feel when they receive something made just for them.

Her creative process blends digital design with hands-on production—testing prints, adjusting colors, and ensuring every piece is clean, vibrant, and high-quality.

✨ “I want people to have something small they can keep that reminds them of that moment.”

This will be her very first Avant-Garde show, and she’s excited to connect with new customers and fellow creatives.

Her long-term vision includes expanding into larger events, offering live on-site customization, and potentially opening a studio space—all while maintaining the personal touch that makes her brand special.

💫 Making Magnetic Memories.


🍰 Nothing Bundt Cakes – Avon, OH

For the team at Nothing Bundt Cakes in Avon, baking is about more than just dessert—it’s about creating joy and connection.

They’ve been serving Northeast Ohio for nearly nine years, bringing their signature cakes to celebrations both big and small. As part of a brand that’s been around for over two decades, they combine proven recipes with a strong local, community-focused approach.

Many of their team members share a love of baking, and that passion shines through in every cake they create. Everything is baked, frosted, and decorated in-house with careful attention to detail.

One team member shared that their journey started when their grandmother brought a Nothing Bundt Cake to a family gathering—and they instantly fell in love. That moment led to a career with the company, growing from a froster to a key part of the team.

Their creative process centers on consistency, quality, and understanding the role their cakes play in people’s lives—from celebrations to everyday treats.

💛 Their guiding message:
“Bring the Joy.”

They strive to make every customer interaction feel personal, meaningful, and memorable—not just a transaction.


🍴 Stephanie Pallay & Tyler Scales – Elevated Culinary Creations

With a culinary degree and over 18 years of experience, Stephanie Pallay brings both expertise and passion to her business.

Originally from Tampa Bay and now based in Ohio, she launched her own culinary venture in 2025, balancing entrepreneurship with raising two young children.

Her journey into food began early—learning from her mother at just 13 years old and entering the industry by age 15. That lifelong dedication has shaped her into a skilled and thoughtful creator.

Her approach to cooking is both artistic and scientific. She describes her creative process as calculated and precise, with a focus on developing refined, exceptional flavors.

✨ Her inspiration comes from creating memorable dining experiences—those moments when food brings people together and creates lasting impressions.

Her goal is to expand her footprint in the industry while continuing to make high-quality, premium flavor experiences accessible and approachable.


👟 Organic Garments – Sustainable Style with Purpose- Janet Thiede 

Organic Garments is redefining footwear through sustainability, innovation, and storytelling.

Founded in 2018, the brand was inspired by deeply rooted family values passed down from Josh’s grandfather, who taught him the importance of patience, resilience, and respect for the earth.

Those lessons shaped a bold vision: to create sneakers that are not only stylish and comfortable but also environmentally responsible.

Today, Organic Garments produces plant-based sneakers using materials like hemp and pineapple leaf fibers—pushing the boundaries of what sustainable fashion can be.

Josh’s journey to get there was anything but simple. From sketching early ideas on a napkin to taking courses in sneaker design and researching innovative materials, he dedicated years to perfecting his craft.

Now, the brand is evolving even further—introducing new styles like high-tops and denim low-tops while continuing to innovate with materials like mushrooms and other plant-based fabrics.

One of the most exciting aspects of their business is collaboration with local artists, who use the sneakers as a canvas to create meaningful, one-of-a-kind pieces.

🌱 Their message is powerful:
Business can be a force for good. Sustainability and style can coexist. And the choices we make today shape the legacy we leave behind.


🛍️ Join Us This Weekend in Rocky River!

These are just a few of the incredible vendors you’ll meet at the Rocky River Spring Handmade Market.

From handmade pet products and personalized gifts to gourmet treats, sustainable fashion, and artisan goods—there’s something for everyone.

✨ Come shop small, support local, and connect with the stories behind the products.

We can’t wait to see you there! 💛

2023 Rocky River Spring Avant-Garde Art & Craft Show
Saturday, March 11 (10am-4pm) & Sunday, March 12 (11am-4pm)
Rocky River Memorial Hall (Next to Rec)
21016 Hilliard Blvd.
Rocky River, OH 44116
For more information, contact Becki Silverstein, Event Coordinator at Becki@ag-shows.com
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Tuesday, November 12, 2019

It's Show Weekend Rocky River!

Meet Ashley Fehribach of Furball Fanatic...
My name is Ashley Fehribach. I grew up in Westlake/North Olmsted and I currently live in Avon. I am married to my high school sweetheart and we have 2 fur babies Desmond and Zoey. I have always loved to craft and go to craft shows with my mother. It has been a dream to work with cats and now I have the best job making toys for cats as well as making items for cat lovers!
I have been sewing since high school but I didn't start to make my own cat toys until early 2014. December 2014 is when I opened my online shop. I had a very detail oriented and analytical day job. I was craving some creativity, so in my free time I would work on craft projects at home. I am always thinking of fun things to turn into toys. I try to create unique toys that you wont find at pet stores and toys you would actually want to see your kitty play with. Some of my favorite toys are the pizza slices, donuts and fortune cookies!
I learned to sew when I was younger and would often make gifts for family and friends. I started to create my own cat toys after I saw a need for fun unique cat items. Once I have an idea of what toy I want to make it all starts with creating a pattern. Once I have the pattern created I will cut out a few sizes of it in felt and sew everything together. My cat toy testers Desmond and Zoey are always up for testing out a new cat toy! They help me decide if the shape and size is right. They really are the best co-workers!
My goal is to make cats and cat owners happy! These cat toys are not just for the cats but also for the owners. Its hard not to smile when you see your cat kicking around a pizza slice! In five years, I would love to see Furball Fanatic in more retail stores. Currently I am in a few local stores but I would love to branch out!
This will be my first time participating in an Avant-Garde Craft show. I have, however, attended many of them as a shopper!

Meet Ashley Smith of Amarie Metals....
My name is Ashley Smith and I'm a full time jewelry artist from Olmsted Falls, Ohio! My other passions are painting, flow arts/circus performance, weaving, and traveling! I have been creating jewelry for about 5 years. I have been fabricating for 4 years.
I dropped out of nursing school after feeling the itch to discover something more fulfilling to me. I have always had a creative side, but never really allowed myself to explore it. I fell in love with wire wrapping, but felt it was very limiting and wanted to expand my abilities. I decided to major in Crafts, with a concentration in Jewelry/Metals/Enameling at Kent State. It was a wonderful program and I had a lot of amazing mentors along the way such as Rachel Suzanne Smith and Andrew Kuebeck.
I love to collect gemstones and mineral specimens so I am constantly surrounded by inspiration! I like to begin by choosing a gemstone or material that catches my eye and start designing around it. I always have a rough sketch before starting, but I like to view it as a suggestion, not a complete blueprint which allows each design to evolve organically. I am very inspired by patterns in nature and many of my pieces have a message of environmental sustainability. I strive to work ethically, including sourcing my metals and gemstones from reputable and ethical companies!
My ultimate goal is to have a brick and mortar store that functions as my studio and a place to teach lessons (I love to teach!). This will be my first time at Avant-Garde!

Meet Emily Collins of EmTree...
I am Emily Collins from Toledo, Ohio. I am a graduate of Ohio University with a Bachelor's Degree in Retail Merchandising and Fashion Product Development and an Associates Degree in Art History. I have always been an artsy individual - I picked up drawing and painting at a young age and began finding other creative outlets throughout the years. With EmTree I've finally found my niche!  At my primary full-time job, I am a lead of Audio Operations for an entertainment service provided by local libraries. In my spare time, I enjoy reading novels and comic books. If I'm not making soap, my nose is in a book! My favorite genres are sci-fi & fantasy and adventure.
I've always been into the arts and working on crafts. I like keeping my hands busy and challenging myself by trying new projects. I have been making soap for 11 months and other bath and body products for about four years. Last Holiday season, I wanted to make my co-workers a gift and I thought "why not soap!" I gave them each a bar and many asked how they can get more. I saw this as my shot to finally start EmTree which has been a 'brain child' of mine since 2015 when I started with making natural body butters for family members.
In the EmTree creative process, I start with designing a soap and finding a fragrance to match the design. Once a collection and possible theme is complete, I start creating the soaps. I've been working on seasonal collections which have been a big success and each soap is really fun to make! The people that inspire me to create are my family members, friends, and my supportive community! EmTree couldn't be what it is today without them. Additionally, I use creative influences of some of my favorite artists - Van Gogh, Monet, Ritcher to name a few. I see my products as small works of art for all to enjoy.
EmTree is about showing and experiencing how plastic-free and eco-friendly products can fit into everyone's daily life. By going plastic-free, you're creating less waste, it's better for your body as many plastics contain toxins, and it's also a money saver in the long run! There are so many great benefits for you and the Earth by being eco-conscious. EmTree wants to be one of the leading bath and body artisans to show you how beautiful plastic-free can be.  Eventually, I hope EmTree is my only full time job and I will have grown my line of products to serve a variety of customers, maybe even a store front! The Rocky River Avant-Garde Show will be my first event and I am so excited to share EmTree with everyone!
2019 Rocky River Fall Avant-Garde Art & Craft Show
Sat. Nov. 16 (10am-5pm) & Sun. Nov 17 (11am-5pm)
Rocky River Memorial Hall (Next to Rec)
21016 Hilliard Blvd.
Rocky River, OH 44116
For more information, contact Becki Silverstein, Event Coordinator at Becki@ag-shows.com
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Thursday, November 13, 2014

Find the perfect gift from these passionate crafters!

Meet Helena Demacopoulos from Addie's Pup-Cessories...
Hi! My name is Helena Demacopoulos and I’m the founder of Addie’s Pup-Cessories, a fun line of unique, hand-sewn pet accessories. I am 22 years old and a recent graduate of The Ohio State University, where I met my close friend and business partner, Li Cai. Also an animal lover, Li volunteered to assist me with sewing and has since become a core part of the business, specializing in production. Li has a rescue cat named Puddin whom he recently acquired, and I adopted my shih tzu, Addie, from the Franklin County Shelter during my junior year at Ohio State.
I have been sewing for several years, although I just recently began creating pet products and accessories. At Ohio State I was involved in a student fashion organization as a designer, and produced 4 collections for the club’s annual runway show during my time at the university. After becoming frustrated with the boring, over-priced collar selections at local pet stores, I used my sewing skills to begin creating my own collars and accessories for Addie. Inspired by what I was doing, Li offered to help and taught himself how to sew. Li has since become an expert sewer and now oversees all production for Addie’s Pup-Cessories.

We have participated in several Avant-Garde shows and love the organization! Initially I was participating in the shows as a handmade jewelry vendor, but after receiving a very positive response toward my pet accessories, I began to focus more on building a pet business and actually selling Addie’s Pup-Cessories. Our most recent event was the Columbus Avant-Garde show this past September, and you can catch us at both the Columbus and the Cleveland shows this coming holiday season.

Our furry friends are our inspiration! Both rescue pets Addie and Puddin’s stories have touched many hearts including our own. We advocate strongly for shelter adoption and are partnering with the Franklin County Animal Shelter so that we may continue giving back to our furry friends. Ten percent of all sales will be donated to the Franklin County Animal Shelter in Columbus and our collars are available for sale at the shelter gift store. We love meeting other passionate pet parents, so please feel free to stop by our table and share your pet’s story with us!
Li and I are both very artistic and love to create. I have been crafting since I was a child, having pursued numerous other hobbies in the past including painting, jewelry-making, cooking, origami, and more. Li has always been very talented with design and construction, and loves to build and repair things in his free time.

My love for fashion design is what encouraged me to learn how to sew initially. After being introduced to members of OSU’s Fashion Production Association, I began working with professors and students my freshman year so I could learn how to sew and participate. Li admits he probably would not have picked up sewing had it not been for the business, but he is very grateful that he has. Inspired by the collars I was creating for Addie, Li taught himself how to sew recently and has become extremely talented at the craft.

Although Li is specializing in sewing and production, our creative process requires joint effort and communication. I create most of the designs and procure patterns and raw materials, while Li actually produces and finishes all of our products. We discuss and agree on every design before it becomes available for sale and test out the designs on our own pets for durability and comfort.
We have big dreams for Addie’s Pup-Cessories and would love to see the business take off! Although we just recently launched we are hoping to participate in more local craft shows so that we can build our brand and expand in the Columbus area. We are currently selling on Etsy but also plan to open an eBay store and launch our own webstore in the upcoming months. We would also love to get our products on store shelves and expand our distribution channels in the near future. My ultimate goal for several years from now is focus on Addie’s Pup-Cessories full-time.

Addie’s Pup-Cessories strives to be not only the leading provider of handmade pet accessories but also a voice and an advocate in helping spread awareness of the importance of shelter adoption. We believe that our fur babies deserve the very best and every piece in our collection is designed with your pet’s interests in mind. From comfortable, durable materials to unique and exciting designs, Addie’s Pup-Cessories offers a truly one-of-a-kind value that you won’t be able to find in a typical pet store. We strive to give back to our furry friends as much as possible and encourage others to become involved with their local animal shelters as well. Always choose adoption!

Meet Ann Raffis from Garden Glass by Ann...
As a full time nurse practitioner, I needed a stress relieving outlet and found one in creating beauty with recycling vintage glass. 
My garden glass flowers, put together from previous led loved dishes, bowls and plates, are 'growing' on a copper or rebar stem and meant to bring joy to your garden all year round. Bird feeders made from metal molds or cut glass bowls some of which are painted with stained glass like colors.
This will be my second Avant-Garde show and I look forward to many more. The Facebook page Garden Glass by Ann shows all of my pieces as well as updates on shows I'll be participating in. I love seeing what combinations I can bring together as well as sharing them with others!

Meet Laura Ivec from Laura's Specialty Jams...
In a nutshell, I am a recent graduate of John Carroll University with a major in Sociology & Criminology. After a couple years of relentless job searching, this past august, I finally found a great opportunity as a Clerical Specialist working for the Department of Advancement Services at The Cleveland State University. I could not be more excited for the opportunity to work in the city that I love! As a student in sociology, I have always been interested in the inter-workings of society and have found in recent years the emergent growth of various farmers’ markets within the Greater Cleveland area. With a love for community, a sense of adventure and an entrepreneurial spirit, I have become increasingly involved over the last couple of years within the local farmer's market venues. I value the opportunity to become one with my community and hope that by becoming more readily involved I can make a difference in people’s lives.

I have been canning since I was a small child. As kids my dad would tend to our small backyard family tomato garden and at the end of summer my brother, sister and I were in charge of harvesting the goods. My mom would then have us help her chop the tomatoes and she in turn would begin to boil them down creating her version of tomato sauce, showing us the steps along the way. Mom’s spaghetti is and will always be the very best. Hands down, my mom is the person who inspired me to get into this craft. She is always so energetic in the kitchen and is always searching to try new flavors and test new ideas.
After making a couple batches of random jam/jelly one day on a whim, I decided to bring it to my local farmer’s market; everyone loved it, and I sold every jar that day. The next week, I decided to bring it back again and after hearing how delicious it was from the buyers of the previous week, Laura’s Homemade Specialty Jams & Jelly’s was created. Since the summer of 2011 at my local farmer’s market (The Gordon Square Farmer's Market on Cleveland's West Side) I have been producing jams and jellies utilizing the fresh fruits and vegetables found at the surrounding farmer’s markets. The concept I had from my “project” as I call it, is to promote a healthier lifestyle by encouraging individuals to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables as well as to promote the lost art of canning. 

In recent months I have become even more involved in local farmer's markets including the Cleveland Flea Market and Holiday Short and Sweet Shop at Art House. I love being a part of the Greater Cleveland community and want to continue to be involved in even more local farmers markets in the future. I hope to one day be able to teach those interested in learning the basics of canning so that they too can pass on the tradition for generations to come.
I never really realized canning as a talent; I always thought until recent years that most people knew how to can fruits and vegetables as I grew up doing this. Then as the market season went on, I had more and more people come up to me to tell me how wonderful it was to see a younger person revitalizing the lost art. I had one gentleman say how much he loved lemons, and how he remembered having lemon marmalade a long time ago and how he wished he could find that in the supermarket. So I decided to try and recreate that for him; he came back the next as was so excited to see that I had done that for him, he just loved it. I also spend hours going through cookbooks, getting ideas and trying to put a unique spin on them to make them my own. I have so many great ideas I can’t wait to pursue.
The inspiration I have to create comes from a want to supersede the mundane. In my creation of jams & jellies, I want people to branch out and try new flavors instead of just the standard grape or strawberry jelly we are all accustomed to. Try the carrot cake, the apple pie, the habanero apricot! Let your taste buds get excited!

In five years I hope to see myself even more readily involved in more farmers markets and I hope that one day in the near future I may have the ability to open my own local business. I message I hope my work sends is just have fun! Live a little, experiment with flavors and really just support the community in which you live.



2014 Rocky River Fall Avant-Garde Art & Craft Show
Sat. Nov. 15 (10am-5pm) & Sun. Nov 16 (11am-5pm)
Rocky River Memorial Hall (Next to Rec)
21016 Hilliard Blvd.
Rocky River, OH 44116
For more information, contact Becki Silverstein, Event Coordinator at Becki@ag-shows.com
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Wednesday, November 5, 2014

On Our Way to Rocky River! Vendor Preview!

Meet Brenda Witt from I Once Was...
I Once was……... a sweater.
         
Brenda Witt came by her talent for sewing and crafting as one of four sisters born to a mother who could fashion anything from fabric and a father who could turn any piece of wood into something useful and beautiful. As an adult she worked for Jo-Ann Fabrics where she honed her skills and fashion sense into many things including these functional, warm, funky, and fashion-forward mittens. 
Made from recycled wool sweaters and lined with the softest fleece, these mittens are cut from Brenda’s original pattern then carefully sewed together and are completely machine washable. No two pair are alike in color and pattern, the hardest part is deciding which pair or pairs to have! Her mittens have been sold in stores in the area including, The Mermaid’s Tale, Endless Summer, and Gabby Road Studio.
Brenda was inspired by her mother to make these warm and cozy mittens because her mother’s hands always seemed to be cold. She went to a second hand store and bought a wool sweater, washed it and felted it and started to experiment with a pattern. It “snowballed” from there into the successful business she has today.
I Once Was…..., her business name was inspired by her recycling sweaters and colorful buttons into these beautiful mittens. After spending 20 years in the educational field at Oakwood Elementary School in Elyria, Brenda is ready to retire and pursue her passion for creating beautiful items from fabrics and materials. Several folks have brought her sweaters or jackets of loved ones who have passed in order for her to create a one of a kind mementos from the garments to gift and cherish in memory.
        
This is her third year selling at Avant-Garde and the previous years at this show were very successful and at times a complete sell out. Brenda looks forward to having you visit her booth and browse the countless creations she has mastered.

Meet Shannon Goodyear from Lucy Bell's Treats...
My name is Shannon Sisley and I am the proud mother of a 7 year old daughter and an 11 month old Lhasa chon (puppy).  I am originally from Arizona, but moved to Ohio 13 years ago and must say I really do enjoy it (maybe a little less snow).

Lucy Bell’s Treats became official this year and I am so excited about it! I have been the owner of dogs for 20 years and know how much they are a part of the family.  I can honestly say, this is my passion and I am so glad to be able to share my treats with everyone.

This is my first Avant-Garde Show and I am thrilled to be a part of it.

Lucy Bell's Treats are baked fresh, healthy and homemade dog treats. I started this business after getting a puppy of our own. I would go to the store to purchase healthy dog treats, but would be completely overwhelmed reading all the labels and not knowing what half the ingredients were. I didn't want preservatives, I didn't always know where they were made and wanted something nutritious. That is when I decided to make them myself, with lots of help from my wonderful loving daughter Katelyn.
Lucy Bell and my friends/family dogs are what have made it so easy for me to create the treats that I do. I know that they are healthy, fresh and what ingredients are in them.  My daughter, Lucy Bell and I have tried all the treats (did I just say my daughter and I tried them..HAHA), so we have confidence in saying they are safe, healthy and yummy too. That is why I am so excited to be able to share in this passion of mine with others who have fuzzy family members too.  
In 5 years I aspire to be a successful entrepreneur doing what I love (making Lucy Bell’s Treats)!   We currently have 5 different flavors of treats and I hope to keep building on that to have an even larger variety. I believe we have to take care of everyone in the family!!!

Lucy Bell's Treats are homemade and health dog treats that have been label approved from the Ohio Department of Agriculture. We put our love for pets into every treat we make!

Meet Monica Horner from Triple C Sweets...
Our names are Sandy and Monica. We are a Mother-Daughter duo with a love for sweets. Sandy is a mother of 3 and grandmother of 6 who has been retired for 3 years. Monica is a mother of a 2 year old, as well as a Step-Mother to 9 & 8 year olds. She also has a full-time office job.
We both have been in the kitchen baking, cooking & creating goodies from love with our Mom’s and Aunt’s since we were young. This will be our 4th Avant-Garde Art & Craft Show.
Whether it is the design on a Bride’s dress, school colors for the Graduate going off to college or even an edible image of the Birthday person, we love to incorporate a special item for an event into our treats.
We have always loved to be in the kitchen creating sweet treats. In her 20’s, Sandy took a candy making class. Monica has also taken some cake decorating classes through the years. After our classes, we were hooked. We discovered our talent by feedback from friends & family.
We are creative by trying something new, i.e. a new recipe or design. We have tried many different ideas that sounded perfect in our head but did not quite workout how we expected in real life. Luckily, we have great taste testers around us.
In 5 years, we see ourselves doing this as a full-time business. Let us make something sweet for your next event or to satisfy your sweet tooth!
2014 Rocky River Fall Avant-Garde Art & Craft Show
Sat. Nov. 15 (10am-5pm) & Sun. Nov 16 (11am-5pm)
Rocky River Memorial Hall (Next to Rec)
21016 Hilliard Blvd.
Rocky River, OH 44116
For more information, contact Becki Silverstein, Event Coordinator at Becki@ag-shows.com
Visit us on:
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