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By Jan Clatterbuck ,
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
Located at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains just below the panoramic entrance to Skyline Drive and the Shenandoah National Park is Sperryville, a town known for its scenery, lush produce and unique charm.
For local residents as well as those who chose to come to the country last weekend, it also provided a splendid opportunity to shop from a colorful array of craft and specialty items. 1
Whether it was a gift for yourself, your mother, your spouse or your endless Christmas list, it could be found at the craft fair - a virtual one-stop stopping adventure.
Temperatures Saturday reached way into the 90s, but the heat didn't keep residents and visitors from browsing through each booth.
There were 25 vendors that showed up for this Craft Fair displaying their wares that ranged from handmade jewelry to silk flower wreaths, eye catching stained glass and multi-colored tie-dyed-shirts.
One of the. vendors had a unique twist for turning old jeans into something fun and useful. Edie Bedortha from Washington has created Honey Dew Pockets. Bedortha gets recycled jean pockets from any source and turns them into Honey Dew Pockets which can
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