Thank goodness for a shade tent, it was really hot. REALLY hot!
The garden is very natural with many native Canadian plants to attract butterflies and wildlife.
My friend's booth, fibre artist Veronica Derry. She turned around just as I took the picture!
The house dates from the 1840's.
Spectacular garden sculpture by Amy Quinn.
And wonderful pottery by Karen Franzen.
In the entry to the barn, interesting things and some of Kathryn's watercolors.
More watercolors, as well as soaps and candles made with lavender and beeswax, by Jane Weeks. It smelled heavenly in here.
I wish I could have photographed everyone's space because all of the work was great. Here's our group photo, and I think we look fairly lively after having stood in 95 degree weather all day! It was a lovely show and one I always enjoy doing.
In the entry to the barn, interesting things and some of Kathryn's watercolors.
More watercolors, as well as soaps and candles made with lavender and beeswax, by Jane Weeks. It smelled heavenly in here.
I wish I could have photographed everyone's space because all of the work was great. Here's our group photo, and I think we look fairly lively after having stood in 95 degree weather all day! It was a lovely show and one I always enjoy doing.
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Hi Karen. I found your blog as I was looking for information on my great Uncle and Aunt, Claude and Ivy May. I would love to communicate with you or someone in your family who could possibly answer some questions for me about your Aunt and Uncle. Could you please contact me? kakdsmith@gmail.com
My name is Kelly Smith, and my grandmother was Uncle Claude's sister Bernice Brooks.
Thank you in advance!
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