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Woodstock Create - July 2025

Woodstock Create - July 2025

Zachary M
July 08, 2025

The July 2025 issue of Woodstock Create is here! This month, we received submissions from new and returning creators. Thank you to our 142 subscribers for supporting the newsletter and local Woodstock creators.

Do you have in progress and/or completed pieces you would like to share with the community? We want to see them! Submit your creations here for the next issue of Woodstock Create which will be published on Tuesday, August 12.

CREATORS: 👉 You are welcome to submit pieces every month, even if you were featured in a previous issue of the newsletter. Keep us updated on what you’re making!

Katee Foxx

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I dabble in many different arts and crafts, and pyrography is one I keep coming back to. I love working with natural materials, I love the energy of scorching, smoking, and burning into wood to create beautiful things.

Wheel of Time Tray
Combining Pagan, Greek, and Roman calendars, I created this tray as a special gift. The outer ring is detailed depictions of nature throughout the year. This is one of my favorite projects I've ever done.

A Group of Moths Is Called an Eclipse
One of my early woodburnings and still a favorite. This was my first experiment with deep burned backgrounds. I had just a simple tool and the feeling it portrays is more primitive. I kept this one for my own living room.

Ostara
I've started working on a wooden Easter Egg collection inspired by the very decorative Russian pysanky eggs. This is just one side of this egg depicting daffodils and violets of early spring blooming out of the dark winter.

Jerram Harte AKA Harte Doodles

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Jerram tries to work with the same enthusiasm as a kindergartener with a crayon. Inspired by surrealism, he aims to tap into his subconscious by abandoning all logic and reason. What comes out is usually as strange as it is friendly.

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Digital illustration

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Digital illustration

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Digital illustration

Mara Iris

Appliquéd Tote Bag
Here is a piece that I appliquéd after learning kawandi style from a Good Junk Sanctuary workshop. All pieces were left over from either my own projects or from the Good Junk Sanctuary stash. If there are any teachers looking for art supplies for school projects, they should contact Good Junk Sanctuary to see what free supplies can be had.