Published April 23. 2021 11:34AM
By BERNADETTE SUKLEY
Special to The Press
The parking lot was overflowing as the Lynnport Fire Company hosted a craft show featuring 30 vendors on April 17.
From woodworking to soaps to hand-painted wineglasses, local artisans displayed their handiwork.
One vendor, Jack Johnson of JJ Woodcraft, Nazareth, was happy to be out and about.
Johnson makes custom birdhouses from repurposed barn wood and various objects found in local barns.
“This is the first craft show in a year,” he said.
The sentiment was echoed by fire company’s vice president, Heather Utt, who was manning the kitchen.
“We were worried people wouldn’t be able to come,” she said. “But we have 30 vendors.”
Utt added that food sales were robust during the show.
JJ Woodcraft's birdhouse with license plate roof.
LEFT: Jack Jones of JJ Woodcraft's with some of his custom made birdhouses at the Spring Craft Show.
PRESS PHOTOS BY BERNADETTE SUKLEY Melissa Gregus at the Mel's Crafty Creations had a booth at the Spring Craft Show April 17 at the Lynnport Fire Company. Additional photos appear on page A2.
Cinnamon and coffee coated candles were also featured at the Lynnport Fire Co. craft show.
RIGHT: Cody and Heather Utt work in the kitchen at the Spring Craft Show April 17 at the Lynnport Fire Company.
BELOW: Amy Utt and Janet Yost at the Utterly Creative booth at the Spring Craft Show at the Lynnport Fire Company.
BELOW: Tianna and Katie Foulk at the Katie Lynn's Essential booth at the Spring Craft Show at the Lynnport Fire Company.
