Friday photo

picture taken by mazzarellaphoto.com

Busy!

I have been very busy keeping up with Christmas orders and trying to keep the store stocked.
My hands have been knitting none stop, I really need some elves to help me out.

Here are a few new things in the shop and more coming soon.

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

Shop update

A few more toys added to the shop today.

Meet the Artist Corey

I am an award winning artist who has been drawing for over 35 years and have worked for the following licensed properties: Conan the Barbarian, Babylon 5, Dragonlance, The Lord of the Rings, and many others. I am a three time finalist (Writer Artist) for DC Comics Digital Line, Zuda and the creator of "Into the After" which saw two issues published through Pakuwaka Comics. I have also worked for several magazines.

Check out his wonderful work here www.furmiano.etsy.com

Play Sets

Two new play sets added to the shop.

So proud.....

My son Christopher's blue heron picture won "Best in show" very proud of him.

The Three Little Pigs And The Big Bad Wolf

New set added to the shop, along with a mushroom crown.

Mary Had A Little Lamb

Mary and her lamb, wood peg dolls with felted wool sheep.

Best Sellers

These felted wool pouches with gnomes or bunting dolls are my best sellers at the Sheep and Wool Festival and Farmers Markets.

I listed four new sets in the shop today.

Scrappy Blanket

Leftover yarn balls, what to do with them ?

 I started this scrappy blanket over a year ago with my leftover yarn balls, it has been sitting in the basket far too long, my goal this winter is to finish it up. 

Friday photo

picture by mazzarellaphoto.com

A felted wool bowl stuffed full with three skeins of farm fresh yarn, three sheep note cards and a pair of size us 9 knitting needles
This would make a great gift for the knitter on your holiday gift list.
The bowl has been knit from wool yarn and then felted, embellished with a needle felt sheep design, the yarn is from my very own Romney sheep, three 3 ounce skeins worsted weight in natural colors.
Note cards are pictures of my sheep.

Can be found here farmfreshfiber.etsy.com

Toys

New toys in the shop greenmountain.etsy.com

Meet my son

Chris Mazzarella has worked in custom cabinetry and design in the Connecticut River Valley for over a decade. His woodworking career led him to discover architectural photography, which opened up a new chapter in his artistic pursuits. Over the past few years his photographic works have appeared in dozens of magazines, newspapers, brochures and websites, and his freelance work has expanded into wildlife, landscapes, and portraiture. Chris’s wildlife and nature photography is now on view at the New Hampshire Audubon Society, the current issue of Northern Woodlands Magazine, as well as  calendars and promotional materials around New England. Chris has provided his photography services to a variety of non-profits, conservation groups, and chambers of commerce.      Chris also founded the wildlife conservation blog Forest Forward, which has thousands of followers, and has received accolades from publications such as Upper Valley Life, The Outdoor Gazette and North Country News. The blog includes Chris’s photography, commentary, and first-hand interviews of world renowned conservationists such as Bill McKibben and iconic wildlife photographers including Scott Bourne and Chris McLennan.  Chris is currently working on a new website to promote his portrait, wedding, and commercial work which will soon be up and running at www.mazzphoto.com. You can view Chris’s wildlife photography at www.forestforward.com and his active Facebook page facebook.com/mazzarellaphoto

Abram's portrait

Drawing done by Furmiano Portraits   http://www.etsy.com/shop/FurmianoPortraits

I am getting the kids portraits done with their favorite super heros for Christmas.

Gingerbread Men

It was Gingerbread Day at the library ~ Gingerbread baking, stories and a Gingerbread puppet show.

Shop update

I have been working hard trying to get the shop filled for the holidays.

Here are the newest listings.