I am a local Charlottesville artist working to create a sustainable friendly brand. I use secondhand materials to create reclaimed and upcycled goods. My goal is to lower textile waste and create unique one of a kind pieces. 

I am a crochet artist that loves every aspect of the craft. If you own a crocheted item, know that it is extra special because crochet is one of the few fiber arts that cannot be replicated by a machine. It is truly a genuine handmade item. I have 3 lovely alpacas that also contribute to my crafting. Yarn has been made from their fiber and I have also used their fiber as stuffing.

Artist based out of Fairfax, Va. I love to work with a bunch of different mediums, but my favorites are glass mosaics, chainmail jewelry, and painting, both in oil and acrylic.

I take inspiration from the world around me and bright colors. I’m always trying and learning new things, so my style is ever evolving.

I can be found on Instagram and Tiktok @JinxdJeanz

Charlie is a Wildlife major at the University of Georgia and enjoys making all sorts of art, including illustration and music. Charlie's work includes crochet apparel, hand-made accessories, bookmarks, keychains, and more! Check out Charlie's custom digital illustrations at thegrackleshack.etsy.com

Kelly Feltault is a multidisciplinary artist working in collage, mixed media, experimental printmaking, and textiles. A former art teacher and head of the Art Studio for the Richmond Children’s Museum, she is a certified therapeutic arts practitioner (TAPC), and the founder of Crooked Path Studios.

Her work explores texture, pattern, memory, and the stories embedded in everyday objects. Through layered papers, hand-printed surfaces, collage, stitching, and cloth, she creates both original artworks and functional objects that invite closer observation of the materials and stories that surround us.

The work on view includes handcrafted cards, framed abstract "mini masterpieces," and selections from her Days with Sage collection of slow-stitched bags, pouches, scarves, and Kawandi placemats. Each work invites curiosity, connection, and a renewed appreciation for the beauty found in ordinary materials.

I first learned to sew as a child and I have been captivated with fabrics ever since. I love how each piece of fabric is a piece of art in itself. I especially love using fabric scraps, and repurposed fabrics; imagining different pieces together brings them new life.

I live in White Hall and by day I work as a middle school counselor. I believe that creativity is very therapeutic. It is a way to gain some control during times when the world around us feels out of control. It is a way to explore thoughts and feelings. And it is often an escape from a chaotic environment.

I have sewn patchwork garments, and pincushions from repurposed materials. I am very excited to share some things that I have made with the Scrappy Community! I hope that my pieces will spread joy to others.

I am Frishta Asif mom of three small kids teacher and a hand made jeweler since 2020 making find and beaded jewelry 15/20 % of my supplies from scrappy elephant and I sell my jewelry in person at formers market at downtown water street .