On Saturday I went on an artist open house tour in the Dublin area. 57 artists participated. Gail Huntley is a fabric designer. I bought this wonderful cloth pin at her studio. (The rainbow reflection comes from the glass hanging in my window.)
Back of pin. I liked the way she used old doilies (?) and scraps of cloth and the safety pin to pin it on.
Little vase I bought from Lulu
Fichter. I bought a small dish she had made at the Craftsman's Fair this summer and love so much I sought her out on this tour.
I bought lunch in
Harrisville, an old brick building weaving town which I have always been drawn to.
The brick buildings, for the most part, seem to have been kept in good repair. There are MANY brick factories, abandoned, in many NH and VT towns. Often in disrepair.
The little library extends out over one of the many ponds.
Cute sign.
On Saturday I went on an artist open house tour in the Dublin area. 57 artists participated. Gail Huntley is a fabric designer. I bought this wonderful cloth pin at her studio. (The rainbow reflection comes from the glass hanging in my window.)
Back of pin. I liked the way she used old doilies (?) and scraps of cloth and the safety pin to pin it on.
Little vase I bought from Lulu Fichter. I bought a small dish she had made at the Craftsman's Fair this summer and love so much I sought her out on this tour.
I bought lunch in Harrisville, an old brick building weaving town which I have always been drawn to.
The brick buildings, for the most part, seem to have been kept in good repair. There are MANY brick factories, abandoned, in many NH and VT towns. Often in disrepair.
The little library extends out over one of the many ponds.
Cute sign.
