Mid Summer! I picked the first tomatoes from my garden yesterday, there are so many plants with blossoms and I will have to keep my eye on the cucumbers. Those little tiny mini cukes will be behemoths in no time. The bees swarmed but we miraculously caught them. We have honey this year to sell along with our usual fare and we hope to have soap at some point. 90 degree and very humid weather is not the ideal for soap making, but we’ll try our best. Please check out the classes that we are hosting and consider coming to learn a new craft. Be well, Kay
We look forward to all that you have to bring. For now, we will be content with cozy fires and brisk walks. Join us at the shop for a class or two about essential oils, making baskets, tying brooms, soul collage or painting with watercolors. We hope to see you, with best wishes for the season! Be well, Kay and Erin
Autumn has arrived with a warm colorful first week of October. Erin and I are getting ready for our Fall craft fairs. We are spending more time at the shop too. We have been offering Aromatherapy classes and there is interest in a broom making class. The date and location for the class is yet to be determined, though we are looking at the last Sunday in October. We hope that you are able to get out and about to enjoy the Fall colors and all that the season has to offer. Be well! Kay
I don’t know where the time goes! We closed out a busy Fall/Holiday season of craft shows and markets. I squeezed in a suncatcher workshop and of course, like many, dealt with covid in the house during Christmas and New Years Eve. Winter is here and we are enjoying a snowy day. I am looking ahead to schedule some Aromatherapy and SoulCollage(R) workshops! I have been doing a bunch of reading, thinking and planning. today has been a day to recharge and to prepare the weeks ahead. Best wishes of the season, Kay
