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Between the Ice House and the Rappahannock News office, Linda Heimstra has expanded stock at her new shop just in time for the holidays. She offers her hand painted, originally designed hex signs to decorate a house or barn, a collection of beautifully hand crafted copper and brass jewelry by local artists and Jeanne Drevas’ pottery. To surprise the budding artist on someone’s Christmas list, she’ll also do a special order gift certificate for private art lessons.
Linda’s shop is another with “catch as catch can” hours but she’s generally open weekday afternoons and early evenings and during the day on Saturday.
The next stop on the walking shopping trip is Creations in the basement of the old post office building. Here Becky Burke has a broad selection of Bible and inspirational books, hard bound and paper back, for readers of all ages. She also has hand sewn aprons in a variety of styles and colors, tree decorations and her “pride and joy,” crocheted nativity scenes that are “perfectly child proof.” For the pint sized shopper, she has rainbow refrigerator magnets for 39 cents, perfect for Mom to use to display school papers and art work on the family’s refrigerator. Creations is open daily except Sunday.
Heading back toward the Fodderstack Road, shoppers reach The Washington House of Reproductions. Here Fran and Charlie
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