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Handcrafted

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A home should reflect the people who live in it—and there is no better way to add personality, warmth, and character than with one-of-a-kind, handcrafted pieces. At the 2026 Home Improvement & Outdoor Living Show, visitors will have the opportunity to discover beautiful handmade artwork, woodworking, and handcrafted creations from talented local and regional artists. Among the featured exhibitors are Fran Martin Dixon, Two Brothers Woodworking, and the Waccamaw Arts & Crafts Guild, each bringing a distinctive approach to art and craftsmanship. Whether you're searching for a statement piece for your home, a handcrafted table built to become part of your family's story, or unique artwork created by local artists, be sure to make these exhibitors part of your show experience.

Fran Martin Dixon

For art inspired by the beauty of the natural world, be sure to visit Fran Martin Dixon in Booths 804 and 805. Fran describes her artistic inspiration as coming from the beauty she sees in nature, translating the excitement and emotion she feels into her paintings. Her work includes subjects inspired by the beach, wildlife, pets, and other elements of the natural world, offering colorful and personal artwork that can bring an artistic touch to any home. Fran's work is especially appealing to homeowners looking for something beyond mass-produced décor. Each original piece has its own character and can become a meaningful focal point in a room.
804 & 805

Two Brothers Woodworking

If your idea of the perfect home centerpiece begins with beautiful, handcrafted wood, make plans to visit Two Brothers Woodworking in Booths 536 and 537. Two Brothers Woodworking focuses on handcrafted, American-made furniture built with care, quality, and intention. Their philosophy goes beyond simply making furniture—they create pieces designed to become part of the life of a home. Their handcrafted tables are envisioned as gathering places for families and friends, where birthdays, holidays, dinners, homework, conversations, and countless everyday memories take place. The result is furniture designed not only to be beautiful but also to become a lasting part of a family's story. For homeowners who appreciate the warmth and character of real craftsmanship, Two Brothers Woodworking offers an opportunity to bring a truly distinctive piece into the home.
536 & 537

Waccamaw Arts & Crafts Guild

The Waccamaw Arts & Crafts Guild brings the creativity and talent of the Grand Strand’s arts community to Booth 716. Founded in 1969 by local artists, the nonprofit Guild promotes and encourages the arts and crafts throughout the Grand Strand. Today, its members include professional and non-professional artists, craftspeople, and art enthusiasts working in a wide range of mediums. While the Guild will not be selling artwork at Booth 716, visitors can stop by to learn more about the Guild, its local gallery, upcoming classes, and local artists. The Guild represents artists working in painting, graphite and charcoal, colored pencils and pastels, jewelry, wood, glass, clay, metal, photography, mixed media, and more. The Guild may also feature one or more local artists demonstrating their creative process during the weekend. Demonstrations are still being finalized, so be sure to stop by Booth 716 to see what’s happening. Make Handmade Craftsmanship Part of Your Home One of the best parts of the Home Improvement & Outdoor Living Show is discovering ideas that go beyond remodeling and renovations. A home improvement project doesn't have to end with new cabinets, flooring, landscaping, or furniture, it can also be about finding the artwork and handcrafted details that make a house feel like home. From Fran Martin Dixon's nature-inspired paintings, to Two Brothers Woodworking's handcrafted furniture, to the wide variety of original artwork represented by the Waccamaw Arts & Crafts Guild, these exhibitors offer visitors the chance to shop for pieces with creativity, craftsmanship, and personality.
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