My neighbor Annie's amazing hats; contact me if you'd like to see more . . . She designs as she knits. This is just a small sampling:
Interesting sculptures from found objects by R. Michael Wimmer:
A cha-cha line of mugs:
Cookie decorating
Lookout Mountain Gallery was hopping:
A determined artist and art lover rounds the corner:
Stars above:
You could take the Incline home, should you live up above the clouds on Lookout Mountain:
I would be interested in the hats but as I have a gigantic head, the fit might not be right. I'm thinking of taking a beginner knitting class.
ReplyDeleteI have ridden the Incline!
ReplyDeleteWow, how cheerful! Looks like it was a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteThe hats are truly gorgeous. The incline? WOW!!
Seems like a perfect way to spend a weekend afternoon. It's rare for me to find a hat that's comfy on my head, but these are sure fun to look at!
ReplyDeletehey, I know squirrel & squirrel doesn't have that large a head!!
ReplyDeleteI love holiday bazaar's which feature local artisans - outside of books, I favor making a gift myself, and if that isn't possible I prefer to buy a gift made my a local artist!
I like your "i took the handmade pledge" badge - in fact, I think I may have to borrow it for the holiday season!!!!
we are counting on you for february! give us the dates as soon as you know them = along with oberlin, don't forget there's also the cim....
inclines are cool!
ReplyDeleteVery nice pics!
ReplyDeleteI love local arts and crafts markets. The one you attended looks great, and not jammed with too many people.
ReplyDeletePS Great score on your Christmas quiz at my place!
fab hats!
ReplyDeleteand i do like the mugs too
Yes so much nicer than a mall,love those hats!
ReplyDeleteI vastly prefer that sort of shopping to malls. I hate malls.
ReplyDeleteOoh, my word verification is scifi!
How loveley that looks. Who needs malls indeed.
ReplyDeleteWe have our village Christmas festival this evening when the main street through the village is closed and everyone throngs (or thongs if you prefer!) to listen to carols, jazz, eat chestnuts and drink mulled wine. All the shops stay open and it is great fun.
I love those hats. Is your neighbor a knitter?
ReplyDeleteThat looks like the perfect cozy day!
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