From Our Hands ... and Hearts ~

The sleepy little town of Peninsula, Ohio

 is as quaint as any one depicted in the Currier & Ives prints from days gone by.

Church steeples reaching towards the heavens...

…charming-ly painted homes with gingerbread trim in
colors of red, mustard, brown & sage  heralded us from both sides of the road ~

both welcoming and guiding us towards the beautifully historic

Boston Township Hall

where we would be gathering for the show.

Friends & Folks were lining up early in the cold sunshine outside the hall,
~ down the sidewalk and around the corner.

{the PSS members were first in line, of course ~ chattering with excitement and anticipation}

Lori Ann & Rebecca were the perfect hostesses 

~ greeting us with their beautiful smiles and personalities...

here are photos of the artisan's booths before the doors opened ~
I'll let them speak for themselves….

Lori Ann Corelis ~ The Spotted Hare

Notforgotten Farm ~ (and Miss Joan)

Marilyn Wilmore ~ Hooked Rugs

Allen Cunningham

Marta Urban ~ Fraktur

Dean Hicks

Orchard Canyon ~ Tinware

Kathy Bonnes ~ Homespun Antiques

Leisa Kirtley

Jane Theobald ~ Nantucket Baskets

Stacy Nash

Lanna Omlor ~ Humble Rugs

Scott Smith ~ Rucus Studio

Nicol Sayre

Schooner Redware & Pottery

Jerry & Darla Arnold

Christine Miller Antiques

Mark Kimball Moulton  ~ Author & Photographer

Rebekah L. Smith ~ Folk Artist

Kelsey A. Smith ~ Fraktur

{{ If I've missed anyone, please forgive }}
I'm sure there are more photos out 'there' on the web ~
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I want to thank Lori Ann & Rebekah for all of their hard work & hospitality ~

I would like to thank everyone who came out to the show
for their smiling faces & support of what we do…

* Blessed be * 

Lori