Beach Cottage Christmas....

Asked the question if we could make Christmas signs
in a beachy color for someone's beach cottage...
The answer is yes we can!
Several signs and shelf sitter blocks to choose
from in aqua with white lettering.
These can be found on the website
in the Christmas category.

 www.countryworkshop.net

Westminster Burying Grounds...

 Westminster Burying Grounds and Catacombs
Edgar Allan Poe's grave site
in downtown Baltimore, Maryland.

 http://www.eapoe.org/balt/poegrave.htm

Drizzle on Sunday Morning...

A bit drizzly on this Sunday
morning in Maryland. 

A perfect day for putting your feet up
and watching old movies.

Wishing you all a slow, relaxing day.

Autumn Blessings

But First Coffee...

My morning...

www.countryworkshop.net

Strollin'

 Walk at the Loch Raven Reservoir yesterday evening.
Our old girl loved the stroll on a warm,
autumn end of the day.

 

  
Beautiful fall colors...

I've been cooped up for days in the shop
and this change of scene was just what I needed.

www.countryworkshop.net

Start each day...

Start each day with
God, Grace and Gratitude

Been Busy Around Here...

 Seems lately, here at the Workshop,
there just aren't enough hours in the day.  

We  decided to do some craft shows this fall,
in addition to our online presence.
Hard to do both, especially as Lou and I
aren't as young as we use to be.

But it is really nice to actually meet our customers
face to face again.  I've missed that. 
Last weekend we were in Thurmont, Maryland
for the Colorfest.  Crazy storm went through the area,
just as we were nearing Thurmont.
We had planned on setting up the display
on Friday night, but decided to wait
until 5 am on Saturday morning. 

As our set up time had to be changed  we headed into Gettysburg to grab a bite to eat.  After the storm, the skies cleared.  The evening was lovely...

and so was the rest of the weekend. 
A special thank you to the
The Guardian Hose Company

The women and men of the Fire Company
took such good care of their vendors.

Especially nice was the dinner platter
given to each of the crafters.
Those firefighters know how to
keep folks happy.


www.countryworkshop.net