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up. This series features tiny, handpainted primitive wooden replicas of historic buildings, each adorned with a black cat. (La Maisonette Gifts, Chantilly; The Ivy Basket. Warrenton)
21) Hummingbird Feeder, $4.99. This small feeder from Opus attracts the tiny birds. Instant Nectar Concentrate hummingbird food is available for $1.49. (The Blue Ridge Hardware and Furniture, Warrenton)
22) Potpourri Scented Hot Pads. $5.50. Cloth pads filled with potpourri emit vanilla, cinnamon and cloves or peach fragrances when topped with a hot dish. (La Maisonette Gifts, Chantilly)
23) Perpetual calendars. $0.95. These stand-up, spiral-bound calendars with such titles as "Heartwarmers for Daughters" and “Heart to Heart” feature a different prayer and/or saying each day. (Artists Attic, Leesburg)
24 TMini Puff baskets, $7. Designed for hanging, these small woven hearts have room to hold tiny goodies. (Dutch Creek Pottery, Reston)
25) Toothpick holders. $8.50. Ideal for collectors, these handpainted wooden holders by Nancy Dow of Sterling resemble tiny colonial houses. (Dutch Creek Pottery, Reston)
26) The Greenpeace Calendar. $8.95. All royalties from this "Stepping Lightly on the Earth" 1990 calendar go toward preserving and protecting the environment. (Farrar s Fine Clothing and Gifts. Warrenton)
27) Copper churches. $9emd$l5 These tiny copper sculptures by Raquel's Collection are replicas of the first churches built by Peruvian Indians in small Andes villages. (Sun and Moon, Leesburg)
28) Self-watering African Violet Pot. $9.95 to $16.50. The plant absorbs water as needed through
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