Cedar Creek Gallery

[merrill77]

(wasn't sure where to post this)

I know many of you are on the lookout for places to sell your crafts...I heard an ad for this place on NPR this morning and could not recall hearing it mentioned here:

http://www.cedarcreekgallery.com/

It is just north of Falls Lake along 85 (north of Raleigh/Durham).

Chris

 

[Touchwood]

Chris

It's been there more than 20 years.

I have one my rockers and a table on display there

Don:icon_thum

 

[erasmussen]

After reading about it I dont think anything of mine is good enough to be put in there:no:

 

[nelsone]

After reading about it I dont think anything of mine is good enough to be put in there:no:

I think you under rate yourself!

 

[Touchwood]

After reading about it I dont think anything of mine is good enough to be put in there:no:

Earl,

I looked at your segmented turning you posted on December 4th. Your work is head and shoulders above many of the wood pieces they have up there. Cedar Creek really started as primarily pottery...they're always looking for new talent. Take a couple of pieces up there and see Lisa (owner) or Jennifer(manager). :wsmile:

Nothing to lose...lot's to gain if you want exposure.

Go for it.:icon_thum

Don

 

[froglips]

I've been there a few times over the years, some really beautiful work there.

Fun place to visit and they have events.

If you are out that way, you may even find one of the Wallace brothers giving turning demos!

Don, I think I've sat in one of your rockers, it was not only beautiful, it was wildly comfortable!

+1 for the "Earl does top notch work"!

Jim

 

[Don Sorensen]

Re:for those a little farther west...

We've had pretty good luck with Southern Spirits Gallery in Salisbury, NC. As a matter of fact, I think that's a clock my sister made on their front page.




http://www.southernspiritgallery.com/default.htm

 

[Travis Porter]

Earl,

I looked at your segmented turning you posted on December 4th. Your work is head and shoulders above many of the wood pieces they have up there. Cedar Creek really started as primarily pottery...they're always looking for new talent. Take a couple of pieces up there and see Lisa (owner) or Jennifer(manager). :wsmile:

Nothing to lose...lot's to gain if you want exposure.

Go for it.:icon_thum

Don

Jennifer is my neighbor. She does some excellent pottery work herself.

Earl, I second the motion that your stuff is awesome and worthy of being there.