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birdnests for $6.98 by Pat Nicholson who does the Victorian horticulture displays for the Smithsonian Museum, tin candle sconces at $3.50 and oven “push and pulls” for $3.
And for Dad, Country Heritage has a reusable herb bath packet made just for soaking tired feet after they come out of smelly boots.
In the Ice House, Mrs. Lillian Crews sells fabrics, notions, patterns, yarn, quilt backing — everything for the seamstress on a Christmas list. There’s special material for baby quilts and bibs that only needs binding sewn and stuffed animals — bunnies, rabbits and teddies — that need only to be stitched around the edges and stuffed before they’re put under the tree. She’s open Tuesday through Friday from noon until 5 and Saturday from 9:30 to 3.
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