Notforgotten Farm
is located at
3530 Tye River Road
Amherst, Virginia 24521
434-263-6508
email -
not4got@aol.com

shop hours
(most) Fridays & Saturdays 10 - 3
please call or email ahead
to make sure I'm there and not away at a show or class :)

October 18, 2011

Home!

Howdy Folks!!!
I am HOME...here in VA ~ :)
I had a wonderful week spent with family, especially with my Mom.
We didn't do anything too exciting, but that's exactly what we wanted to do...
spend time with one another.




I did visit the
Newtown Country Mill
a beautiful country/primitive shop located in Newtown, CT ~


it is owned by my sweet friend Linda, who had faith in me to suggest that I teach rug hooking at her shop...here are some snaps of my visit...



the pic below is of Linda & my sister Louisea at Linda's shop counter...





just look at all the goodies in this beautiful shop...
I'll take one of everything please!



colonial, primitive New England....

love the colors ...mustard, black & brick


Linda carries a wonderful selection for your decorating,
and also a great sampling of homespun fabrics...



you may remember Linda's shop, her home & her daughter's home in a recent issue of
A Primitive Place magazine...



if you're in the neighborhood, stop in & see Linda...you'll be thrilled that you did!!
tell her I sent you!



or visit her on the web at
http://www.countrymillprimitives.com/



In Other News...
while away, I worked on the new punch needle patterns for Christmas/Winter 2012...


look for their release (hopefully) October 26th.
I also will have a couple of items available on http://www.earlyworkmercantile.com/ on November 1st,
for our Early Cabin Christmas offerings ~
AND
I have HUGE news....
Peter & I are looking in to purchasing a shop in downtown Historic Lynchburg, VA!!!!
I will be moving my primitives/needlework shop there and will hold classes there as well...
we will offer RETREATS for rug hooking & needlework in the farm shop here, and continue to hold our annual Gathering of Primitive Friends show each September...
it is SO exciting, knowing that I will have a shop in the 'city', where folks can come to visit, shop, learn & purchase primitives & needlework supplies...a lot more 'foot' traffic ~ woohoo!
the building we're looking at is brick, has three floors ~ a shop with two apartments
(which Hannah & Skyler already say they're moving into)


I haven't seen the inside yet, but know that it is brick...I LOVE brick walls!!!


so, more news on that will come....

Well, I have tons of emails to catch up on,
so I'll leave you for now...


it's good to be Home again!!!



blessings from the farm,



Lori

14 fine folk commented on this post ~:

Jacqueline said...

Wow that is exciting news about your shop. I wish you nothing but the best success. Wish I lived close enough to come shop and learn.

Jacqueline said...

Meant to leave this comment too.. I have a hard time reading your blog with the black background and brown print. Is there someway I can lighten up the background ?

cucki said...

hello dear, very exciting news for your shop..i am really happy for you..so much :) sending you baskets full of good luck wishes my dear friend.
i wish i can come there one day too..finger crossed dear..hopefully...i am praying so much for that..
glad you had a lovely time with your family and i love the country mill so much..full of magic goodies..i love it..
keep well dear and have a lovely week xx

Lee Hill Primitives said...

Exciting news about a city shop for your family. Hope everything goes well during the process and you can obtain it soon. Beautiful store pictures!

WoolenSails said...

That is a shop I would love to visit, but a bit far over. Congratulations on the new shop, great area for one and you will have more room and visibility.

Debbie

Tina Eudora said...

That shop is beyond words...how beautiful!
That is very exciting news that you will be buying a building and opening a shop, wow a dream come true I am sure. Now if only I lived a little closer! Have a great evening..
Tina xo

Deppen homestead 1862 said...

Woo~ hoo joyful news opening a shop!!
Drooling over the Newtown Country Mill photos!!!
smiles
Teresa

Merry Wind Farm said...

The old brick building sounds fantastic! Hope it works out for you.

Melinda

Jane said...

OH WOW!!! That is exciting news. You are always about new ventures!!
That shop looks like a version of your lovely place. It would be so fun to poke around there.
We went to see Hannah at the game last Friday - very cool!!
Hope to see you soon.
Hugs!!

SUE said...

What an exciting adventure! I can't wait to hear all about it. I wish I could come visit from Michigan! Love your Blog! SUE

jonette said...

I am so excited!!!! I come to Lynchburg often and always go downtown to Estate Specialist. Now I will get to see you more often!!!

TheCrankyCrow said...

Oh Lori - what exciting news!!! See dreams do come true to those who truly believe! Wishing you the best of luck with this newest venture!! And welcome home! Glad to hear you spent some quality time with family - and from your previous post, it sounds as though you had some beautiful sights to take in. And oh that shop....that shop....could do lots of damage there methinks! Smiles & Hugs ~ Robin

Penny said...

Welcome home -- glad you had a nice time visiting with your family!
And good luck with your new venture -- it all sounds so very exciting! I hope it all works out!!

Cinlyn said...

Welcome home! Glad you had a nice visit with Mom, family and friends!
Awesome looking shop...I think I could get lost in there for a good while!
A shop in town would be awesome! (yet isn't it nice just to walk right out your door and across the yard to go to work? lol)
Good luck and I will be sending good thoughts your way that it all works out as it should!

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