
Today I am particularly in love with all of the hand-made, hand-knit, hand-crafted beauties that are streaming in. And then there are the paintings! I want to post a picture of every single one. A set of stunning earrings. A watercolor landscape. A small zippered pouch. And to be honest, I have tried to find a way to get all of those photos up here but I am not quite technically savvy enough yet. I'll keep working on it. For now, I am hoping that these quick photos, taken on my back step, will do.


That very top image is a 9"x9" oil by Connecticut artist M. Trisha Barry, painted on hand-made clay tile. This bottom picture is an amazing iron plant hanger, skillfully (and unbelievably to me) hand-forged by Common School alum Eric Donnelly. OK, the middle basket was not hand-made by anyone we know but it is cool and has been hand-woven by someone. Someone in Africa in fact. And they did it using telephone wire.
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