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An Art Affair - Lakeside
Sisters Annelisa Franklin, 12, (left) and Adriana Franklin, 16, both of Pinetop, laugh as they have a look at unique handcrafted decorations by Grace Ibarra.
An Art Affair - Lakeside
Jewelry designer Martha M. Sarria of Kika's Fine Jewelry with some of her creations.
An Art Affair - Lakeside
Stephen Clamp with The English Potter holds one of his unique, handmade planters.
An Art Affair - Lakeside
Doreen Nightingale from Kent, England checks out an outfit from Rich Rags designer wearable art.
An Art Affair - Lakeside
Heather Reid with Butterfly Boutique (right) fields a question by Jenny Carusa of Lakeside.
An Art Affair - Lakeside
Sandy Miner with the Home Grown Soap Company watches as Joan Hurley of Tucson tries out some Geranium oil.
An Art Affair - Lakeside
Stephen Clamp with The English Potter holds one of his unique, handmade planters.
An Art Affair - Lakeside
Artist John Bader with some of this three-dimensional artwork.
An Art Affair - Lakeside
Marlena Winiarska with Stems & Gems among her handcrafted jewelry.
An Art Affair - Lakeside
Dave and Robin Sierzchula of The Trendsetters with their steel creations.
An Art Affair - Lakeside
Sandy Miner with the Home Grown Soap Company with her handmade soaps.
An Art Affair - Lakeside
A handmade sun on the tent belonging to artist Grace Ibarra.
An Art Affair - Lakeside
Gary Fasula of Surprise awaits his next customer for his fresh popped kettle corn.
An Art Affair - Lakeside
Robert Mach with The Happy Golf creates a custom golf ball marker for a customer.
An Art Affair - Lakeside
Dave Sierzchula of The Trendsetters arranges steel magnets at his tent.
An Art Affair - Lakeside
Various handmade pieces by artist Grace Ibarra.
An Art Affair - Lakeside
Doreen Nightingale from Kent, England (right) asks about a bracelet from Cindy Whitfield of Rich Rags designer wearable art.
An Art Affair - Lakeside
Marlena Winiarska with Stems & Gems (left) shows her handcrafted jewelry to Pat Davis of Tucson.
An Art Affair - Lakeside
Deerskin artist Tim Decord among his handcrafted creations including a forty-five pound ceremonial war shirt which sells for two thousand dollars Sunday, July 24, during An Art Affair in the parking lot at Blue Ridge High School. Some of the proceeds of the event benefit the Blue Ridge School District Maintenance Dept.
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