As Christmas approaches, I find myself creating Christmas quilting ornaments, just as I have for the past 3 years, for the charming gift shop in Hot Springs, NC, the
Hazelwood House Gift Shop.
The gift shop specializes in oil
paintings, prints, photography, pottery, stained glass, jewelry, teddy
bears, dolls, quilt hangers and racks, wall hangings, brooms,
hand-painted wood items, picnic baskets, Tree Spirit Soap, rocking
chairs, greeting cards, gift bags and paper, hand- knitted caps,
Christmas stockings, wash cloths, candies, jewelry, antiques and yard
art. Jim Shore, Stuart Nye, pottery, soy candles, local crafts, Jelly
Belly candy, walking sticks. Anyone visiting the fun town of Hot Springs, NC, should go check them out. Their phone number is 828-622-7478 OR 828-622-3366.
Hot Springs is a fascinating town. the Appalachian trail goes right
through it, which means that for the entire summer the town is overrun
by hikers and adventurers from all walks of life, bent on conquering
both the challenge of a 4- month long hike, or the thrilling challenges
of class 4 rapids on the nearby French Broad river. As well, the
Hot Springs Spa
nearby provides fun and invigorating rest to the weary tourist willing
to pay $40 an hour for the pleasure. All of these, plus random monthly
festivals of all stripes, make this unlikely town an obvious spot for
touristing, gift shops, hotels, and the like. My daughter was married
here and has spent the past 3 years selling her own
brand of art she produces with her husband. She introduced me to Elizabeth and the Hazelwood House. I feel fortunate to live near such a picturesque place - and to share my craft with them!
these are adorable! Would like to know how they are made - the round ones in particular look really hard to do! Wow
ReplyDeleteThanks! They're really not hard to make. Maybe I'll do a tutorial. Stay tuned. Thanks for visiting.
ReplyDeleteVery Festive! I'd love to have a quilt themed Christmas tree. The little gift shop looks fun too. Best wishes to both of you.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Good idea about the themed tree. Maybe I'll have one next year. :-)
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