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A unique blend of culinary delights and shopping experiences, Hartville MarketPlace in Ohio offers fresh produce, meats, cheeses and more in an inviting indoor setting. With more than 110 shops, including modest antique stores, it's a destination for quality, variety and community-driven commerce, making it a must-visit for locals and travelers alike.
Find lots of family fun in Hartville Ohio for multi-generations when you explore the Experience Hartville Campus and surrounding area.
FRANK STELLA PAPER SCULPTURES Artists enjoyed exploring the work of American, abstract artist, Frank Stella. His work transpired over...
This shed with greenhouse is immediately available at Hartville Outdoor Products right in Ohio for any gardeners interested in garden sheds in the Midwest.
Students began their journey into printmaking and weaving this last week. Here are some photos of students working on weaving (AND RECYCLING!!) our Jackson Pollock splatter paintings! First grade artists enjoyed the story, The Spider Weaver by Margaret Musgrove. The story introduces students to the legend of the Kente Cloth that originated in Africa. In African cultures weaving is a necessary part of everyday life. Students discovered symbols and meanings in Africa as well as some important concepts of weaving: warp, weft and loom. Each of the students created their paper weave using shapes, lines and color to symbolize exciting patterns in art. Here are a few of the finished works of art on display!
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This urban-inspired collection features abstract graphic patterns, contrasting fashion colors, and extraordinary texture effects. Crafted from sumptuously soft, shape-resilient fibers, these rugs are also durable and easy to clean. Turn any interior into a trendsetting and chic space. Features Technique: Woven Material: 50% Polypropylene, 50% Acrylic Red Barrel Studio® recommends only the use of Woolite or other compatible Carpet Cleaner for the cleaning of all rugs. The cleaning process should involve applying the Woolite with a soft bristle brush, rinsing the water, and extracting with a vacuum or extractor. The rug should then be dried by air or a low-temperature hair dryer. Red Barrel Studio® does not guarantee that these methods work and should be used as a guideline only. If the recommended procedure is not effective, call a reputable cleaner. Collection: Hartville Due to the difference in monitor colors, some rug colors may vary slightly. We try to represent all rug colors as accurately as possible. The use of any other cleaning solvent will void the Red Barrel Studio® warranty, and make the cleaning service solely responsible for any damage caused to the rug.
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ART OF THE STONE AGE 1st grade artists enthusiastically practiced what they learned about the cave painters from thousands of years ago. After exploring the cave paintings of Lascaux, France through a virtual tour, students visualized that they had gone back in time! We turned out the lights, listened to sounds from inside the caves and used our fingers to paint. Students crumbled the brown butcher paper to make it have texture like a cave walls and then focused on painting animals they found. The earliest form of art, which has survived, is often referred to as “Cave Art.” It has been discovered all over the world from China to Australia. This type of art typically depicts animals, humans, weapons, and symbols and is seen only to have colors found in the natural environment. This is the cave as it hangs in the stairwell entrance...looks pretty good with dimmed light above...gave it more ambience... I think it helps to display pics of the students working during class with the actual work, brings the audience in even more! We used charcoal pastels and paint in a natural color palette to create these on brown butcher paper.
Our Morgan Gauze Shirt is perfect for sunny days. Light and gauzy crinkle woven cotton compose this bright and cheery shirt with a collared neckline framed by long sleeves and a relaxed billowing bodice. Single front chest pocket; button closures; curved hemline. MAKE IT A MATCHING SET! Pair with our Hartville Short or Lodi Pant Small: 27.5” center front body length from highest point shoulder 100% Cotton Machine wash; imported Brittni is 5’9” and wears size small.
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Classic Handmade Long Sleeve Tie-Dye T-Shirt 100% Cotton Gift Quality Pattern Colors: Deep Tangerine Orange & Dark Brown. The photo is a very close representation of the shirt you will receive. There may be slight variations in color tone. We use Gildan Heavy Cotton Long Sleeve T-Shirts for sizes Small, Medium, Large & X-Large. For 2XL & 3XL, we use either Gildan Heavy Cotton or Jerzees HiDensi-T Long Sleeve T-shirts. Due to occasional supplier shortages and shipping delays, we may need to substitute another brand of shirt in order to fulfill your order in a timely manner. If the brand of shirt is a concern, please send a message along with your order. We can usually special order a specific brand if you like, but it may increase the time needed to fulfill your order. All of our finished products are preshrunk. Every item is thoroughly washed three times and then put through the dryer. Measurements after processing are about an inch smaller than the blank shirts are beforehand. All items are 100% satisfaction guaranteed. We offer no hassle returns, refunds, or exchanges. Please feel free to send a message with any questions to us here on Etsy. All items are 100% satisfaction guaranteed! No hassle returns, refunds, or exchanges!
Find lots of family fun in Hartville Ohio for multi-generations when you explore the Experience Hartville Campus and surrounding area.
*Meals and promotional items were received to complete this review. All opinions are my own. Have you spent any time in Hartville, Ohio yet? Our family has been to Hartville many, many times. In fact, as a child (probably late 1970’s) I went with my Dad to the old Hartville Flea Market. …
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Find lots of family fun in Hartville Ohio for multi-generations when you explore the Experience Hartville Campus and surrounding area.
FRANK STELLA PAPER SCULPTURES Artists enjoyed exploring the work of American, abstract artist, Frank Stella. His work transpired over...
Comfortable, casual, and effortlessly cool, our Hartville Pull-On Gauze Short is perfect for everyday wear. Shaped from lightweight woven cotton that sweeps from the comfortable elastic waist into relaxed flirty shorts, this pull-on silhouette is easy to dress up or down for a multitude of warm-weather events. Diagonal front pockets; back patch pockets. MAKE IT A MATCHING SET! Pair with our Morgan Shirt Small: 2.5” inseam Small: 13.5” front rise; 16.75” back rise 100% Cotton Machine wash; imported Brittni is 5’9” and wears size small.
Hiding Amidst the Reeds Maria B. Davis 2006 Was searching through Pinterest, of course, and came upon this delightful piece of ...
I am THRILLED to finally display some of the awesome Chihuly inspired (click here for artist link) sculptures that my 5th grade artists have been working on for the last month. I totally swiped this lesson idea from my (even more awesome!) friend, colleague, and a past student teacher of mine over at Suffield Elementary School Field Elementary Art Blog I will even go as far as using part of her her studio activity description that she has posted!! Thanks Mrs. Tannert, you're the best! To make them, each student got an 8 1/2" x 11" piece of transparent shrink film and then I had assigned a week prior to the start of the project, the best homework ever! They had to go buy a Slushie or two and save the dome lids for an added "recycle" aspect. They were enthusiastic to say the least about this homework assignment! They drew some fancy organic and geometric shapes with unique patterns, colored them with Sharpies then cut them out. I borrowed some heat guns from other teachers and started melting them down...students loved watching the process. We shot the individual pieces unevenly so that they warped into unique 3-dimensional shapes. The students strung them onto Twisteez wire and some used sections of straws to give the plastic pieces some space between them. See how they turned out~ Incredibly delish! Morgan M. Grace W. Noah Y. and Kayla G. Derek G.
When I started making this bread, my husband and our six children liked it so much that I was baking every day! I was thrilled when the judges at our county fair gave these braids both a blue ribbon and a best of show award! —Nancy Montgomery, Hartville, Ohio
