June 3-4, 2023 • Saturday 10am - 7pm • Sunday 11am - 5pm
Palmer Park is between McNichols and Seven Mile Rd along Woodward. Enter at
Merrill Plaisance. Use 600 Merrill Plaisance, Detroit, 48221 For GPS.
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Wearable Art
Jewelry, outfits, handbags and more.
Art as distinctive as you are.
Wearable artists are listed in this section. Be sure to check out the Detroit Fine Art Breakfast Club, the Detroit Art Teachers Association and the Mint Teen Artists Guilds pages to see many many more fabulous artists.
Jewelry
Amy
Peterson
Our jewelry is made by repurposing discarded but meaningful materials such as fallen graffiti, rubble from iconic buildings, or textiles from historic locations.
Jewelry
Angela
Anthony
Posh and Stone handcrafts jewelry, using semi precious gemstones and precious and base metals. Wire wrapping, wire manipulation, hand forging metals, and beading are some integral techniques used.
Fiber
Asia
Sikkila
I design and sew garments, accessories, and home decor with hand woven, naturally dyed Indigo and Mudcloth textiles from West Africa including tunics, ponchos, scarves, throws, and pillow covers.
Jewelry
Brittany
Swider
I use revived objects to create wearable stories - pieces which as Victorian era pulley statement necklaces, antique monocles on hand-knotted silk pearl stands.
Jewelry
Colleen
Wilson
UsingPreciousMetalClay(PMC)fine silver, bronze/copper to create unique jewelry.I carve, stamp and apply it over organic pods/leaves. It's fired in a kiln to 1650F leaving pure silver or other metal.
Fiber
Ella
Isaac
Straws are hand dyed, dried and blocked on wooden blocks. Hand manipulation while blocking creates organic shapes and one of a kind hats
Fiber
Lorissa
Howard
While I use a variety of materials of denim in each project my methodology is consistent. The end result, new and unpredictable visual art, resulting in one of a kind unique pieces.
Jewelry
Maleeha
Elsadr
I make brass and silver jewelry from sheet and wire, designed so only silver is in contact with skin. Pieces are made using a hydraulic press, hand-cut pancake dies and a rolling mill, then soldered.
Jewelry
Marsha
Chamberlin
I create using textures, color and patterns in rubber and unexpected combinations of beads, polymer and hardware store finds. Surprise of the mixes is a goal.
Jewelry
Melody
Litwiller-Knopek
Neil
Knopek
Sterling Silver hand cut polished stones, fresh water pearls combined using lost wax casting/fabrication to create artistic wearer friendly jewelry. handmade ear wires and chains
Jewelry
Michael
Opipari
My jewelry begins with water-casting, which involves dropping molten silver into water.
These water-cast components are then micro-welded into larger configurations.
Jewelry
Milton
Bennett
Milton is one of Detroit's most popular jewelers and his work is only available at a few art fairs each year.
Jewelry
Paige
Deon
All my jewelry is made from polymer clay, stoneware clay, or porcelain. I paint my stoneware clay with underglaze and glaze with clear; I paint the polymer clay with acrylics and resin over.
Jewelry
Renee
Ash
Using solid sterling silver wire and ethically sourced stones and crystals I wrap and weave settings to create one of a kind wearable works of art.
Jewelry
Sandy
Walker
I combine paint, papers, ink, wax resist, linocut printing, colored pencils and canvas. My aim is to combine these various materials to express life in its untamed tangle of exuberant growth.
Jewelry
Stephanie
Whitfield
My jewelry making process utilizes and combines traditional techniques like wax carving, soldering, welding, crafting, wire wrapping, gem setting, polishing, CAD jewelry design & laser cutting.
Jewelry
Teaty
Pawoo
Mainly sterling silver handcrafted/fabricated, jewelry-utilizing traditional smithing tools. In addition to the aforementioned methods, there is fusing, textured steel plates and casting used as well.
Fiber
Ted
Gilmer
Functional leather work incorporating wood, stone,ceramics. Held together with thread, glue and nails all my techniques are self taught from a life time with tools in my hands
Jewelry
Trinity
Brown
Handmade jewelry brand that uses fine metals and genuine crystals to create long-lasting jewelry for everybody.