223- 55th Street, Edson, AB
780-723-5696
Our artists & Authors
Dedication. Expertise. Passion.
The Galloway Station Museum is proud to display an amazing collection from many of our talented local artists. Selections of their work is available for purchase in our gift shop.
Pottery
Meta Bachman
Meta has been a potter since 1981, commencing her training with the Edson Craft Centre Pottery Class and supplementing her knowledge with additional workshops and courses in wheel-throwing, free form, glazing and decorating techniques. Meta’s wheel-thrown pottery and interesting free-form functional ware feature her rich gloss and matte glazes in varying earth-tones. Items of Meta’s for sale in the gift shop include dinnerware, mugs, serving platters and much more!
Acrylic
Jerry Berthelette
(Great Bear Originals)
A Metis and contemporary nature artist, Jerry Berthelette has been creating art for 60 years. His “Circle of Life” series was featured on CBC French TV and Radio, and he juried a show at PAVA Edmonton. He has instructed Silk Screen courses at NAIT, and in Havana, Cuba. Although he prefers acrylic, he also enjoys watercolour, pen and ink, silk screen and oils. Known for his depictions of ravens and buffalo, his pieces tell personal stories of his Metis heritage and what most inspires him; history, family, and the ”Circle of Life”. Jerry has numerous mixed media paintings in the gift shop for sale!
Watercolour
Caroline Charbonneau
(Charbo Designs)
watercolour prints, stickers, some framed prints, cards, postcards
talk about her rocky mountain wildlife series
custom paintings
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Crochet
Breanne Cunningham
coasters, bowls, baby clothing,
Crochet, sublimation on shirts, rope weaving, knitworks
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Acrylic
Bobbie Davidson
Bobbie Davidson creates unique acrylic paintings in bright colours on a variety of canvases, from metal and wood to ostrich eggs, cream cans, bone and much more! Specializing in acrylic, Bobbie's paintings are bright and vibrant and are greatly influenced by nature.
Author
DeBolt & District
Pioneer Museum
The DeBolt & District Pioneer Museum, incorporated in 1975, has grown from a small log building to tell the many stories of the Peace Country community. The DeBolt & District Museum Society has also produced four local history books (Across the Smoky, DeBolt Country Club and Agricultural Society 60th Anniversary, Edson to Grande Prairie Trail, and Bridges to the Past).
Author
Leanne DeLeeuw
Leanne DeLeeuw was born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, and currently resides in rural Alberta. She lives with her husband and children, is a part time teacher at a local school, and enjoys arts, crafts, and spending time with her family. Her first book, "Letter to My Child- The Story of You" is a Christian children's book that began as a thought in May 2019, and was self-published, written, and illustrated by March 2020
Crochet/knitworks
Rhonda Dick
The DeBolt & District Pioneer Museum, incorporated in 1975, has grown from a small log building to tell the many stories of the Peace Country community. The DeBolt & District Museum Society has also produced four local history books (Across the Smoky, DeBolt Country Club and Agricultural Society 60th Anniversary, Edson to Grande Prairie Trail, and Bridges to the Past).
Hanging mobiles
Myrna Meyer Field
The DeBolt & District Pioneer Museum, incorporated in 1975, has grown from a small log building to tell the many stories of the Peace Country community. The DeBolt & District Museum Society has also produced four local history books (Across the Smoky, DeBolt Country Club and Agricultural Society 60th Anniversary, Edson to Grande Prairie Trail, and Bridges to the Past).
Cross-stitch
Bernice Folk
The DeBolt & District Pioneer Museum, incorporated in 1975, has grown from a small log building to tell the many stories of the Peace Country community. The DeBolt & District Museum Society has also produced four local history books (Across the Smoky, DeBolt Country Club and Agricultural Society 60th Anniversary, Edson to Grande Prairie Trail, and Bridges to the Past).
Author
fRI Research
fRI Research is a not-for-profit corporation doing world-class science to improve land and resource management. Their research is independent and practical—in search of answers to urgent questions about policy and operations. They do this by engaging with a wide range of groups who study, set policy for, and work on the land. As a neutral boundary organization, fRI Research also serves as a forum and connecting hub between governments, industry partners, academics, NGOs, and communities. We not only create, but also share knowledge and tools.
Photography
Hilary Fossheim
fRI Research is a not-for-profit corporation doing world-class science to improve land and resource management. Their research is independent and practical—in search of answers to urgent questions about policy and operations. They do this by engaging with a wide range of groups who study, set policy for, and work on the land. As a neutral boundary organization, fRI Research also serves as a forum and connecting hub between governments, industry partners, academics, NGOs, and communities. We not only create, but also share knowledge and tools.
Beeswx wraps
Coleen Hawkins (Prairiehawk Fibres)
fRI Research is a not-for-profit corporation doing world-class science to improve land and resource management. Their research is independent and practical—in search of answers to urgent questions about policy and operations. They do this by engaging with a wide range of groups who study, set policy for, and work on the land. As a neutral boundary organization, fRI Research also serves as a forum and connecting hub between governments, industry partners, academics, NGOs, and communities. We not only create, but also share knowledge and tools.
Author
Dave Hugelschaffer
fRI Research is a not-for-profit corporation doing world-class science to improve land and resource management. Their research is independent and practical—in search of answers to urgent questions about policy and operations. They do this by engaging with a wide range of groups who study, set policy for, and work on the land. As a neutral boundary organization, fRI Research also serves as a forum and connecting hub between governments, industry partners, academics, NGOs, and communities. We not only create, but also share knowledge and tools.
Photography
Glen Kauffman
fRI Research is a not-for-profit corporation doing world-class science to improve land and resource management. Their research is independent and practical—in search of answers to urgent questions about policy and operations. They do this by engaging with a wide range of groups who study, set policy for, and work on the land. As a neutral boundary organization, fRI Research also serves as a forum and connecting hub between governments, industry partners, academics, NGOs, and communities. We not only create, but also share knowledge and tools.
Author
Gerry Keryluik
fRI Research is a not-for-profit corporation doing world-class science to improve land and resource management. Their research is independent and practical—in search of answers to urgent questions about policy and operations. They do this by engaging with a wide range of groups who study, set policy for, and work on the land. As a neutral boundary organization, fRI Research also serves as a forum and connecting hub between governments, industry partners, academics, NGOs, and communities. We not only create, but also share knowledge and tools.
Quiltworks
Jackie Kneteman
fRI Research is a not-for-profit corporation doing world-class science to improve land and resource management. Their research is independent and practical—in search of answers to urgent questions about policy and operations. They do this by engaging with a wide range of groups who study, set policy for, and work on the land. As a neutral boundary organization, fRI Research also serves as a forum and connecting hub between governments, industry partners, academics, NGOs, and communities. We not only create, but also share knowledge and tools.
Author
Dianne Koebel-Petersen
fRI Research is a not-for-profit corporation doing world-class science to improve land and resource management. Their research is independent and practical—in search of answers to urgent questions about policy and operations. They do this by engaging with a wide range of groups who study, set policy for, and work on the land. As a neutral boundary organization, fRI Research also serves as a forum and connecting hub between governments, industry partners, academics, NGOs, and communities. We not only create, but also share knowledge and tools.
Author
Mors Kochanski
fRI Research is a not-for-profit corporation doing world-class science to improve land and resource management. Their research is independent and practical—in search of answers to urgent questions about policy and operations. They do this by engaging with a wide range of groups who study, set policy for, and work on the land. As a neutral boundary organization, fRI Research also serves as a forum and connecting hub between governments, industry partners, academics, NGOs, and communities. We not only create, but also share knowledge and tools.
Crochet
Anastasiia Kovalova
fRI Research is a not-for-profit corporation doing world-class science to improve land and resource management. Their research is independent and practical—in search of answers to urgent questions about policy and operations. They do this by engaging with a wide range of groups who study, set policy for, and work on the land. As a neutral boundary organization, fRI Research also serves as a forum and connecting hub between governments, industry partners, academics, NGOs, and communities. We not only create, but also share knowledge and tools.
Cards
Sue Kushniruk
fRI Research is a not-for-profit corporation doing world-class science to improve land and resource management. Their research is independent and practical—in search of answers to urgent questions about policy and operations. They do this by engaging with a wide range of groups who study, set policy for, and work on the land. As a neutral boundary organization, fRI Research also serves as a forum and connecting hub between governments, industry partners, academics, NGOs, and communities. We not only create, but also share knowledge and tools.
Pencil sketch
Charles M. Lacy
fRI Research is a not-for-profit corporation doing world-class science to improve land and resource management. Their research is independent and practical—in search of answers to urgent questions about policy and operations. They do this by engaging with a wide range of groups who study, set policy for, and work on the land. As a neutral boundary organization, fRI Research also serves as a forum and connecting hub between governments, industry partners, academics, NGOs, and communities. We not only create, but also share knowledge and tools.
Macrame
Chantal Lamoureux
fRI Research is a not-for-profit corporation doing world-class science to improve land and resource management. Their research is independent and practical—in search of answers to urgent questions about policy and operations. They do this by engaging with a wide range of groups who study, set policy for, and work on the land. As a neutral boundary organization, fRI Research also serves as a forum and connecting hub between governments, industry partners, academics, NGOs, and communities. We not only create, but also share knowledge and tools.
Soy candles
Marie Laska
(Candles of Cadomin)
fRI Research is a not-for-profit corporation doing world-class science to improve land and resource management. Their research is independent and practical—in search of answers to urgent questions about policy and operations. They do this by engaging with a wide range of groups who study, set policy for, and work on the land. As a neutral boundary organization, fRI Research also serves as a forum and connecting hub between governments, industry partners, academics, NGOs, and communities. We not only create, but also share knowledge and tools.
Digital art
Leaman Exchange
fRI Research is a not-for-profit corporation doing world-class science to improve land and resource management. Their research is independent and practical—in search of answers to urgent questions about policy and operations. They do this by engaging with a wide range of groups who study, set policy for, and work on the land. As a neutral boundary organization, fRI Research also serves as a forum and connecting hub between governments, industry partners, academics, NGOs, and communities. We not only create, but also share knowledge and tools.
Acrylic
Debbie Lemoine
fRI Research is a not-for-profit corporation doing world-class science to improve land and resource management. Their research is independent and practical—in search of answers to urgent questions about policy and operations. They do this by engaging with a wide range of groups who study, set policy for, and work on the land. As a neutral boundary organization, fRI Research also serves as a forum and connecting hub between governments, industry partners, academics, NGOs, and communities. We not only create, but also share knowledge and tools.
Author
Susan Longmore
fRI Research is a not-for-profit corporation doing world-class science to improve land and resource management. Their research is independent and practical—in search of answers to urgent questions about policy and operations. They do this by engaging with a wide range of groups who study, set policy for, and work on the land. As a neutral boundary organization, fRI Research also serves as a forum and connecting hub between governments, industry partners, academics, NGOs, and communities. We not only create, but also share knowledge and tools.
Pottery
Shirley Lueck
fRI Research is a not-for-profit corporation doing world-class science to improve land and resource management. Their research is independent and practical—in search of answers to urgent questions about policy and operations. They do this by engaging with a wide range of groups who study, set policy for, and work on the land. As a neutral boundary organization, fRI Research also serves as a forum and connecting hub between governments, industry partners, academics, NGOs, and communities. We not only create, but also share knowledge and tools.
Author
Bill MacDonald
fRI Research is a not-for-profit corporation doing world-class science to improve land and resource management. Their research is independent and practical—in search of answers to urgent questions about policy and operations. They do this by engaging with a wide range of groups who study, set policy for, and work on the land. As a neutral boundary organization, fRI Research also serves as a forum and connecting hub between governments, industry partners, academics, NGOs, and communities. We not only create, but also share knowledge and tools.
Pottery
Annette & Ian McGill
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Pottery & Beeswax Candles
Shirley Mitchell
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Photography
Theresa Muth
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Author
Northern Rockies Museum
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Photography
Justin Olsvik
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Jewelry
Cindy Pambrum-Jolie
(Pretty Little Signs)
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Watercolour
Keisha Patenaude
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Encaustic
Mary Plante
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Author
Bonnie Randall
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Author
Phyllis Roberto
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Clothing
Robb Recreation Association
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Pottery
Catrina Schroeder
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Cross-stitch
Margaret Shack
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Laser engraving
Stewart Laser Engraving
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Misc.
Cheryl Skoropad
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Author
Tracy Stark
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Clothing
Town of Edson
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Alpaca clothing
Krystal Tuftin
(Tumblin T Ranch)
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Lampwork
Julie Van Ember
(Lampwork by Julie)
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Acrylic
Margaret Velichko
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Pottery
Marlene VonGaza
(The Northern Kiln)
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Encaustic
Deb Weber
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Pottery & Watercolour
Colleen Wanchaluk
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Body products
Cheryl Whitesell (Mountain View Naturals)
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Quiltworks
Vi Williams
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more
Author
Willmore Wilderness Foundation
Both Annette and Ian are avid potters, with Annette joining the Edson Craft Centre in 1981 and Ian in 1992. They have enhanced their education in pottery by attending courses and workshops with Yvonne Lynch, Peggy Heere, Bill Satoris, Julia Rand and Robin Hopper. They have formed a potter’s partnership, using the trade name of “Strawberry Creek Pottery”, which reflects the wheel thrown forms made by Ian and the artistic decorative skills of Annette. Their jointly produced pottery forms vary from functional ware to decorative sculpture.
Strawberry Creek Pottery has eclectic pottery pieces for sale in the giftshop, including mushroom ‘bun warmers’, small dishes, bowls, magnets and more