Emily Thomas recently began soap making as a hobby and set up a table at the second annual Art Bazaar and Book Sale, which was held on Saturday at No. 3 Railroad Street in Arnoldsville. "Peggy (Hroma) convinced me to come out here and sell my soap and it has been really successful so far." (RAMON ELORTONDO/THE OGLETHORPE ECHO)
Mike Sellers is a talented craftsman that turns wood to create bowls, wine toppers and pens. He also does wood burning designs that were available at Saturday’s second annual Art Bazaar and Book Sale and are also for sale at the Rowdy Rooster. (RAMON ELORTONDO/THE OGLETHORPE ECHO)
Mary Mayes is a pottery maker from Oglethorpe County. "I use Georgia red clay to make my pieces. I can do different kinds of designs using granite, marble, ochre or ash and traditional slips. I try to make simple but timeless pieces." She was among several vendors who set up at the Art Bazaar and Book Sale on Saturday.(RAMON ELORTONDO/THE OGLETHORPE ECHO)
