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them. Ann Robayo will be selling jewelry and gourd art. Russell’s Photography will be selling local landscape prints from Rappahannock County and the Shenandoah National Park.

From Luray, Maijie Gibson’s felted hats will be available for sale. Alexandra Littlehales, from Madison, will be selling notecards with photographs taken by her father and herself for National Geographic Magazine. Danny Finney, from Richmond, will be selling beautiful hand-painted paper mache rattles and masks. From Warrenton, Mac’s Hats will be selling unique handwoven hats, and Diane Six of Remington will be selling handknit hats and scarves. Sean Haggerty will be selling jewelry and stones, and an artist from Tennessee is traveling up to sell his pottery, woodwork and handmade drums.

In addition to these talented artists and craftsmen, Hearthstone will be selling books and toys from Hearthsong, handmade beeswax candles, herbal neck warmers, handmade Christmas ornaments, organic herbal tea blends and handmade notecards from the high school photography class.

There will also be fresh greenery wreaths made by Hearthstone students and parents and homemade foods and desserts for sale. A gingerbread house made by the 5th and 6th grades will be auctioned off during the bazaar.

You’re sure to find something wonderful for your Holiday gift giving at the Hearthstone Holiday Bazaar located on Route 211, two miles west of Sperryville, Questions? Please call (540)987-9212.

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