Marble Crazy March 11, 2009
The Moon Marble Company in Bonner Springs has its ninth annual Marble Crazy March 5-7. The event brought in nearly 20 marble artists from across the country to demonstrate for visitors how to make a marble.
Jes Durfee, a marble artist from Duluth, Minn., demonstrates his technique Saturday morning for visitors of The Moon Marble Company’s ninth annual Marble Crazy as Chris Byrd, front right, watches. The event featured about 20 artists from across the country demonstrating marble making and selling marble products.
Gateson Recko, a marble artist from Swedesboro, N.J., demonstrates how to make a marble to an audience Thursday at the Moon Marble Company. Recko was one of about 20 artists at the ninth annual Marble Crazy event.
Jes Durfee, a marble artist from Duluth, Minn., demonstrates his technique Saturday morning for visitors of The Moon Marble Company’s ninth annual Marble Crazy as Chris Byrd, front, watches. The event featured about 20 artists from across the country demonstrating marble making and selling marble products.
Hwi-Ja Canda, right, and her husband, of Lawrence, look at marbles that one artist brought to sell.
Jes Durfee, a marble artist from Duluth, Minn., demonstrates his technique Saturday morning for visitors of The Moon Marble Company’s ninth annual Marble Crazy.
A line formed Saturday morning outside The Moon Marble Company of people waiting to get into Marble Crazy.
Gateson Recko, a marble artist from Swedesboro, N.J., demonstrates how to make a marble Thursday during a private viewing.
Gateson Recko, a marble artist from Swedesboro, N.J., demonstrates how to make a marble Thursday during a private viewing.
About 20 marble artists from across the country attended Marble Crazy March 5-7 and many brought merchandise with them.
Drew Fritts, a marble artist from Springfield, Mo., demonstrates how to make a marble Saturday, March 7.
Eddie Seese, a marble artist from Belmont, W. Va., works on a marble he made Saturday, March 7.
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