Pictures from the South Windsor Strawberry Fest and Craft Fair

by Jason Harris

Jackie Lewis, of Berlin, CT., shows off her zombie tattoo, her very first tattoo. Photo by Jason Harris.

Zombie fan Jackie Lewis. Photo by Jason Harris.

The white board showcasing the event’s authors. Photo by Jason Harris.

A view of the South Windsor Strawberry Fest and Craft Fair set-up. Photo by Jason Harris.

Author Rob Watts holding his book, Huldufolk. Photo by Jason.

Vernon resident Colin Grieve sporting his new zombie face-paint. Photo by Jason Harris.

Illustrator Jesse Young behind one of the NEHW tables at the South Windsor Strawberry Fest and Craft Fair. Photo by Jason Harris.

A NEHW table at the Strawberry Fest. Photo by Jason Harris.

Harry & Hio’s Woodworking LLC at the South Windsor Strawberry Fest. Photo by Jason Harris.

Another view of the NEHW table at the craft fair. Photo by Jason Harris.

Authors Kristi Petersen Schoonover and Stacey Longo. Photo by Jason Harris.

Faye Benedict, of Coventry, dressed as Strawberry Jam. Photo by Jason Harris.

Author Rob Watts autographs a book for Granby resident Laura Begin while her daughter looks on. Photo by Jason Harris.

Items designed by Specialty Metal Products. Photo by Jason Harris.

NEHW members from left to right: Jesse Young, Robert J. Duperre, and David Price. Photo by Jason Harris.

Artist Jonathan Morel standing behind his woodcarved products. Photo by Jason Harris.

The NEHW met Morel at a craft show in New Haven in May.

Author Stacey Longo looks at two customers as they browse through NEHW members’ books. Photo by Jason Harris.

The Malachite Gem Stone table at the Strawberry Fest. Photo by Jason Harris.

The Malachite Gem Stone owner, Thomas Balokosiabi, of Enfield, said the skull in the above picture is $1500.00. You can view more of his works on his website, www.tbmalachite.com.

Malachite Gem Stone owner Thomas Balokosiabi. Photo by Jason Harris.

Author Stacey Longo talks with fan Marilyn Migliore, of East Windsor, as Author David Price looks on. Photo by Jason Harris.

Carrie Barri, owner of Tipsy Tower, LLC. Photo by Jason Harris.

Barri, of Carolina, RI., in the above photo is holdering her invention, which she received a patent for in February after it was approved last September. To see her invention and what it does, check out her website, www.tipsytower.com.