Door Mats

One of the projects I've been working on is rock door mats.  What do you think?

Cabinet Knobs

One of the projects that I've been working on is cabinet knobs.  Want to change up the look in your bathroom, or maybe you have a cabinet or dresser that could use a new look.  Check out these knobs, it just might be what you are looking for.

Time keeps slipping away...

I keep thinking that I've got to blog, but before I know it, another day is over.  I've been keeping busy making new things.  I didn't get a chance to get any good pictures, so sorry, it's a pictureless blog this time.  I will be at the Gardener's Market again tomorrow night, Thursday, July1st.  It's from 6:30-8:30.  Come and check it out.  I've got some new and improved cabinet knobs, picture frames and of course lots of necklaces.  I was hoping to get some other things made, but they will be available soon!  Come check out the Gardener's Market and stop by and say hi!

The Gardener's Market

Hope to see you tonight!

A quick note.

I know it has been awhile.  With the school year ending, I've been a little busy.  I have gotten some jewelry done, trying to replenish my supply after Mother's Day.  I don't have any pictures today, hopefully soon.  Just wanted to give you a heads up that I will be at the Gardener's Market on Thursday evening, so mark it on your calendar.  I will make another post before then with all the info.

Our Adventure

There is a place near Port Townsend that I have been wanting to go to for a long time.  It is known to the locals as Glass Beach. Many years ago, this area was the town dump.  It has cliffs along the beach and the garbage was dumped over the cliff, which now makes for lots of seaglass. It is a 3-4 mile walk on the beach from North Beach.  I was up for the challenge, but then we checked the tides and ferry schedule and things didn't quite work right for us.  So Scott suggested that we hop aboard the boat and drive it right up to the beach.  So the adveture began.  We launched the boat, Scott, Tanner and I, and we were off.  Our plan worked out perfectly and we had a great day at the beach.

Shortly after arriving I explained to Tanner that at this beach people occasionally find marbles.  I told him that I would give him $5 if he found one.  He was determined to find one! We searched for quite a while coming up with lots of seaglass, but no marbles. Scott and Tanner went up the beach in the boat and we decided we would walk and meet eachother. After a while of looking I looked up and saw Tanner running towards me, I knew he must have found something good. This is what he found. He definetly earned his $5.

We had a great time and found lots of glass, so now I am ready to get busy.

A Basket for Cash

Cash is just a little guy, 18 months old, who was diagnosed with a PNET Tumor in his brain stem. I can not even imagine what it would be like to go through something like that. There has definetly been many prayers for this family and will definetly be many more. To read about Cash's story, check out his blog here. There is going to be an auction on May 21st to raise money to help the Parriera's with all the medical expenses.  I will be gone the weekend of the auction, but I've decided to donate a basket to the auction. With the help of my mom this is what we made. The frame will hopefully be filled with a picture of Cash before the auction (Thanks Jodi!)

 If you are interested in attending the auction or donating to the Parriera's, check out the Caring for Cash website. Please continue to pray for this family, and for those of you who are attending the auction, have fun and happy bidding!