These lighted chenille snowmen stand about 26" without the star/berry spray they hold. I tea-dyed the chenille and they are a lovely warm brown. Cinnamon dusts their top hats.

An old shovel with a great wooden handle can be a harvest greeting for your door or porch!

Another ALF come and gone...

Autumn Leaf Festival 2009 is history... the only day I really invest in is Friday, the traditional "Farmers and Crafters Day"! I work all summer toward setting up that day in Clarion PA among 300 other crafters. We had rain and cold this year... lots of rain and lots of cold. There were still crowds, just not quite as huge as normal. Now that I'm warm and dry, it doesn't seem so bad, but an outdoor show is still tough to do. I'm sure other show people would agree!

I'm posting pictures of various items I still have, if anyone's interested in purchasing.

The twins taking a walk home from the playground.

A Few Thoughts

GOD'S GREAT EXCHANGE:

 

I EXCHANGE...

 

My weariness for HIS strength

My weakness for HIS power

My darkness for HIS light

My problems for HIS solutions

My burdens for HIS freedom

My frustrations for HIS peace

My turmoil for HIS calm

My hopes for HIS promises

My afflictions for HIS comfort

My questions for HIS answers

My confusion for HIS knowledge

My doubt for HIS assurance

My nothingness for HIS awesomeness

My temporal for HIS eternal

My immpossible for HIS possible

My needs for His supply

My will for HIS perfect will

My sorrow for HIS joy

My Etsy Shop

Ok, here is the link to my ETSY shop... http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=6181078

Hope it works! I guess this is a test!

Edit... it's working fine! It's full of knitted things, a cute snowman pillow, an extremely primitive snowman shelf-sitter, and some painted stuff. Will continue to stuff full for the holidays!

Henry is officially a crawler!

Henry sent us a note - he says "Hi Memaw and Papa"!

Hi Henry!

Smooches!

Congratulations on being able to move away from the cat!, or towards him, either one!