| Featuring the work of:  Caz Bently wood block prints
 Daniel Bernyk
 metal scuplture
 Pat Burns-Wendland
 hand spun weaving
 Scott Caple
 illustrations
 Larry Cluchey
 wood turning
 Catherine Crowe
 enamels
 Dark Ages Re-creation Company
 living history
 Sandra Dunn
 & Steve White
 metalsmithing
 Dianne Edwards
 marquetry
 Kelly Green
 wood carving
 Allison Hamilton
 painting
 Lydia Ilarion
 fine metalwork
 David Ivens
 metalwork
 Lloyd Johnson
 forged metals
 Mary Lazier
 ceramics
 Elsa Mann
 ceramics
 Darrell Markewitz
 forged metals
 Rosemary Molesworth
 ceramics
 Kelly Probyn-Smith
 metalwork
 Mark Puigmarti
 forged metals
 David Robertson
 forged metals
 Brenda Roy
 fine metalwork
 Rob Schweitzer
 tablet weaving
 Graeme Sheffield
 forged metals
 A.G. Smith
 illustration
 Steve Strang
 painting & drawing
 Ruth Swanson
 ceramics
 Kathryn Thomson
 blown glass
 Mark Tichenor
 ceramics
 Laura Travis
 stone carving
 Catherine VamVakas Lay
 blown glass
 Sara Washbush
 fine metalwork
 Brigitte Wolf
 stained glass
 | Graeme SheffieldThe Ironwood Anvil
 Guelph, ON
 519-823-9734
 ironwoodanvil@hotmail.com
 www.guelpharts.ca/graemesheffield
 Graeme is a self-trained artisan blacksmith who utilizes traditional 
        and contemporary blacksmithing techniques to forge objects of lasting 
        beauty. Graeme enjoys taking the otherwise cold, lifeless medium of steel, 
        and manipulating it in ways that allow people to appreciate its flexibility, 
        strength and limitations at the same time. 
        “ Most of society can only imagine what it must be like to experience 
        the passing of the human spirit from this world to the afterworld. It 
        is fitting that the survivors help the deceased as much as themselves 
        on the next part of the journey, and honour the departed in ways that 
        reflect their past life on Earth. Grave goods are to me, a way of cherishing 
        the deceased, and holding a reverence for life and the human spirit.” 
        
          |  | 'Lifted Spirits'Forged mild steel
 $500
 
              The funerary urn can take many shapes and forms. The idea behind 
              this particular urn was to not only encapsulate the physical remains 
              of the person, but to “lift” their spirits up and present 
              them to the Creator. |  
          |  | 'Memorial'Forged mild steel
 $750
 
              Burning candles to light the spirit’s way is important for 
              the souls of the living and the dead. |  
          |  | 'Sanctuary'forged mild steel
 $3700
 
              I have paid my respects to various deceased members of family and 
              friends over the last few years while they laid in waiting at funeral 
              services. This time was very private to me. While I realize that 
              others respected my “space” that I need to pay my final 
              respects, I remember wishing to have been in solitude with the deceased 
              to truly pass on some of my thoughts, uninterrupted. |    |