So, I want to start a bit of a series between now and Xmas to highlight each booth and what they have to offer you and yours for the holiday gift giving season!
Starting with Theresa Thomas's booth in the very back of the shop. Theresa loves to take old stuff and dress it up with fun decorations that make fun display pieces, that no one will have the same decoration as you in the world, not just here in Clarksville. Here are a few photos of her unique collection!
Next, from our middle room is Gabriele Wardeiner amazing art pieces. Gab
riele has art cards starting at $2 each (better deal then most Hallmark cards out there!) that have a special touch to all of them. While Gabriele does have these cards year round, her booth is full of ones for the Winter Holiday season. They are blank inside so they are ready for your personal note to your family and friends. Also, Gabriele has artwork covering her walls with all types of themes that might be the perfect gift idea for someone you are stumped on a gift idea for!
riele has art cards starting at $2 each (better deal then most Hallmark cards out there!) that have a special touch to all of them. While Gabriele does have these cards year round, her booth is full of ones for the Winter Holiday season. They are blank inside so they are ready for your personal note to your family and friends. Also, Gabriele has artwork covering her walls with all types of themes that might be the perfect gift idea for someone you are stumped on a gift idea for!Finally (for TODAYS blog that is!) are the collection of Christmas Carol houses w
e have on display. This ceramic houses are collectibles from the Dept 56 collection - there are some from the Dicken's Village series and from the Christmas Carol collection - we even have several limited editions from these collections.
e have on display. This ceramic houses are collectibles from the Dept 56 collection - there are some from the Dicken's Village series and from the Christmas Carol collection - we even have several limited editions from these collections.
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