Sunday, November 14, 2010

Christmas Open House at the Woolen Willow and Painted Cupboard!

Here are some pictures of the shop on Saturday for our open house!
This is Janice decorating Gretchen! We sure had the shop in a mess trying to get decorations up for Saturday! We stayed late two nights in a row!
This is Gretchen being a Christmas tree! LOL!

tree in wool room with handmade ornaments! Hopefully there will be more one day! Ha!

another shot of the wool room! Love the little sheep on the tree!
Entering Woolen Willow from Painted Cupboard! 
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8 comments:

  1. AnonymousNovember 14, 2010 at 10:40 PM

    Everything looks fantastic! Wish I lived close by :o(

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  2. Maggey and JimNovember 14, 2010 at 11:42 PM

    Wish I could have been there. everything looked fabulous.. Wonderful decor.
    Maggey

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  3. GabrielaNovember 15, 2010 at 10:22 AM

    I wish I lived closer! I just visited during a retreat this past october and loved the shop! Everyone was extremely helpful and I was able to find all the fabric I needed for a quilt!Also Gretchen was so generous and treated us to some lovely needlekeeper kits!

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  4. JeniNovember 17, 2010 at 6:55 AM

    Thanks Colleen, Maggie, and Gabriela for the wonderful comments on the shop! I wish you all lived closer too! It was a fun day, after all the work getting ready for it! Too many cookies though! Yikes! Thanks again for commenting! When I get my act together, I will have a give-a-way on the blog of a hand-made item!

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  5. The Cinnamon StickNovember 17, 2010 at 8:26 PM

    I really need a road trip - the store looks so interestingly wonderful!!! I love all your primitive displays...Judy

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  6. JeniNovember 18, 2010 at 7:29 AM

    Judy, Thanks so much! I don't know how far Hereford is, but come on down! I checked out your blog and it is wonderful! What a beautiful shop! I would love to make that wool feather tree and have the class at our shop too! I have a lady who has a shop in Hereford that buys our rughooking kits wholesale! Her shop is called Homespun. Do you know of it? Thanks again! Jeni

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  7. The Cinnamon StickNovember 18, 2010 at 7:26 PM

    Jeni...thanks for your sweet words...Hereford is "alittle" out of the way (big smile) however, Homespun is attached to our store. Our part of the building was originally the storekeepers quarter and they operated the Hereford Country Store and Post Office - (very unique - shelving and counters are still there from 1860)where Homespun is located. I love hooked items.....absolutely love wool....but do not enjoy hooking :( ...so I purchase it!!! :)
    The Wool Feather Tree is unique - maybe Joanne will do a "road trip" with me...woohoo!!!! Sounds like a plan!!! Judy

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  8. JeniNovember 19, 2010 at 9:21 PM

    Judy! You're welcome! Do come on down for a road trip and bring Joanne with you! I would love to make that tree! Let's set up a workshop!! Kind of late notice, but would be so fun! I showed all the gals at Open Craft night last night your pictures on your blog! They loved your shop and the tree!
    Jeni

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