Allagash Tails
A collection of Tall Tails for the whole family. Perfect to be read around the campfire or when tucking the little campers into bed.
Their Mission
To encourage literacy and provide information about northern Maine. Author Tim Caverly and Illustrator Franklin Manzo Jr.

Debra Benner - Gallery Appeal Designs
Dichroic Glass Jewelry and Frames
The finished pieces are one of a kind. There is something for everyone in terms of design. All pendants and earrings are made with sterling plated findings and sold with a sheer white pouch. My collection of work also includes mosaic frames in ocean colors. The frames have black accents that will enhance any decor. Frames can be purchased as a 5 X 7 or 4 X 6.

Susan Black - The Tole Booth
I produce and sell one-of-a-kind decorative hand paintings on glass, slate, tin, wood and other surfaces. All my items carry the “Maine Made” label. The Tole Booth features, among other subjects, lighthouses, birdhouses, garden flowers. Glassware, furniture, mailboxes, watering cans, welcoming slates and garden accessories are a few of the items available.

Sandi Cirillo - Fiber Artist/Felter
Her framed mixed media pieces incorporate a variety of materials found in Maine.  These pieces are a delight to see and crave to be touched.  Sandi also teaches many workshops that introduce people to the joys of the fiber arts.

Bonnie Burnell Dickey - Mainely Porcelain
Fine porcelain jewelry by Mainely Porcelain. Hand painted themes of lighthouses, chickadees, birds, flowers, chokeberries and many others. Hand cast, fired kiln mounted in gold or sterling silver settings. This is an amazing gift to remember your trip to Maine. A great gift for collectors of fine porcelain or collectors of specific themes.

Joe Deschaine - Deschaine Woodworks
Deck and Garden Furniture - Children's Chairs in three styles, multiple colors, adult chairs in two styles available in multiple colors. A true piece of home decor that will become a keepsake for generations to come.

Francis Farley - Farley Assets
Most of my work consists of cutting segments of wood at exact angles and glueing them together, then turning them on the lathe. The three lethes that I have I made from discarded steel off the scrap pile at the shipyard where I worked for 28 years. A lot of the wood I use was destined to be thrown away. I get a great deal of satisfaction from making an object from something that someone else thought was useless.

Carol Gater - Re-Beads - Eco-Friendly Jewelry
Made from recycled paper which includes, magazine covers, brown paper bags, envelopes, brochures, flyers restaurant placemats, and just about anything made of paper. Beads are recycled from thrift stores, and cast offs.

Ben Hall - Known for his wide range of styles and media, Ben Hall's body of work range from pure abstraction to impressionistic realism. His contemporary images tend to be more subjective while his traditional images reflect more clarity and beauty from his surroundings. Picture frames and a large assortment of watercolor prints are available at the Lupine Cottage.

Marjorie Hallowell - Maine-ly Sewing
Professional sewer who creates one of a kind quilts in a multitude of sizes. Unique patterns and designs makes the quilts a perfect item for a any holiday.

Lisa Holt - Brimstone Designs
My pieces are individually hand-crafted and each are unique. The sea glass and beach stones I use are hand-picked from local Maine beaches.

Dot Hutchins - Baskets by Dot - Dot has been weaving baskets for the last 17 years. Baskets that are woven in various shapes and sizes for use in the house and outside. Baskets may have wooden handles or bases. Bases are made with pine from Maine. There are a variety of shapes and sizes at The Lupine Cottage.

Islandport Press is an independent award-winning publisher dedicated to producing quality books and other materials that detail and amplify the rich social, cultural and economic history of Northern New England. We strive to tell good, accessible stories that give authentic voice to real people. Lupine carries the most popular books from Islandport - Will feature book readings and meet the author gatherings.

Barbara Johnson - Pinestone Cottage - Turning Simple Home Furnishings into functional works of art. Combining the painting techniques of faux finishes and folk art, she transforms simple furnishings into family heirlooms.  This unique painting style gives the appearance of granite stone and also adds texture to the murals which encompass each piece. She designs and completely hand-paints each item using acrylics and a professional finish.

Stuart King - Nature of Maine Pens
All of the pens I make are individually hand crafted and turned by hand on a lathe.  I gather my own materials from the very heart of Maine, its woods and waters.  Nature provides the materials, I provide the labor. I hope you’ll enjoy looking at these very unique and interesting pens and find them just perfect for that difficult person to buy for. 

Kountry Kettle Jellies
All of the ingredients that make up the jellies and jams are made from local Maine fruit, processed on a wood fired stove, homecooked goodness.

Karen Lannon -

Liberty Graphics
Designing and printing since the 70s, Liberty Graphics was established when we, as a locally based community of artists and artisans, were looking for a means of support that would not disturb the natural beauty of our rural setting in Liberty, Maine.  Years of experience with water-based ink and hand-separated artwork allow our printing to be accurately detailed and brilliantly colored. 

Margaret Massessa - Made Especially for You
Hand knit mittens, hats, sweaters, scarves, pullovers, potholders, vests, children's clothing and accessories, the list is endless. Margaret is a knitter extrordinaire. She has her knitting machine at the Lupine Cottage and you will frequently see her working at the shop, taking special orders and explaining her craft. Special orders are available.

Karen Meisenheimer - Mixed Media
Karen’s sculptures reflect her passion for and interest in the environment. She utilizes objects found in nature, as well as self-composing in clay, wood, metal, fibers and human-made recycled materials to produce unique works. Her art pieces are the musical equivalent of jazz.

Mary Mosier - Mary's Braided Rugs
My rugs are made from "Recycled" wool. I buy wool skirts at thrift stores. The skirts are washed, line dried and then torn into strips. Because I do not buy new wool the colors in my rugs are dependent on what was in season a few years back. I have all different sizes for every area of your house. Custom orders are available and Mary is frequently at the shop.

Bob Nichols - Needle Felted Sculpture and Painting
I prefer to create more complex sculptures or paintings, by building up tufts of pre-dyed fiber, like clay or paint. Compared with wet felting, needle felting affords much greater control of the ultimate form and design.

Patrick Roy - Big Rock Forge
My products range from forged steel fire pokers, plant hangers, pot racks, hinges and whimsical yard art to copper and steel jewelry and ornamental items that are flame patinated to produce interesting colors.

Ralph Parks
Stained Glass. Many pieces feature a cut glass dish in the center surrounded by a symmetrical arrangement of stained glass. Ralph also makes pieces framed by old windows, and uses an extensive palette of colors. Please visit the store to view more examples of Ralph Park's stained glass artistry.

Mary Lou Van Scoter - Handweaver
Mary Lou creates one of a kind scarves with different styles and colors.

Carol and George Tattan
CHANGES FOR YOUR HOME - PILLOW WORLD
This past winter George and I have been busy shopping for fabric. We have new prints for the whole family! Our regular 12 x 16 pillows or our 16, 18 and 22” pillows are still available. And as you already know our new embroidery pillows that we introduced last year are a big hit. Whether it is a family name, child’s name, nickname or a saying let us make that special pillow for you. 

Kathleen Veilleux - Loose Ends
Some of my clients have asked me what inspires me when making my bags. I’m happiest out of doors, hiking or walking and nature provides an endless variety of pattern and color. Handbags, bags, purses, whatever you call them, are our best accessories. I make them out of recycled fabrics, so whatever is available, that’s what’s in the bags