OUR GUARANTEE
Our artisan members are proud of the work they create and want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. If for any reason you are not satisfied, you may return the item to us within thirty days of purchase for a complete refund excluding delivery charges.
Store hours: Mon.-Sat. 10 am--5:30 pm,
closed on Sundays
Wooden Bookmarks:
These cherry wood bookmarks are created by Alan Bradstreet, the “Wood Wizard” of Pownal Maine. A frugal Yankee upbringing inspired Alan to create these bookmarks from the recycled waste of larger cabinet makers. The cherry wood is sliced into thin strips and then the profile is cut on a scroll saw with a very fine blade. The pieces are sanded and given an oil finish to accent the grain and rich color of the wood. We are offering eight of the most popular profiles on the web site.
The bookmarks are seven inches long and priced at $4.50 each. More designs are available in the store. We would be happy to email you a complete list upon request.
Designs available: butterfly, moose, lighthouse, lobster -- musical note, loon, lady slipper, cat, angel, moon & stars, chickadee, loon, moose head, State of Maine, blueberries, hummingbird, lobster, sail boat, kayak, wolf, horse, owl, lizard, butterfly, artist's palette, pine tree, skier.
The Lobster Trivet:
This bright red lobster will perk up any room and help keep hot items off the table at the same time. Another fun creation of Pam Shockley of Westport, Maine,
the lobster is washable cotton and thick enough to hold warm items. It measures approximately 14 inches long from the tip of its claw to the tip of its tail.
The lobster sells for $ 10.95 .
Moose Mug: $14.00
DAMMIT DOLLS $4.95
Life can get pretty frustrating at times so we have a little something to help you get over it. Whether to help vent your own frustrations or to give as a gift to someone you feel could use it, these dolls can calm your nerves and give you a laugh at the same time.
They all come with a tag that explains the doll and says:
"When you think you want to climb the walls or stand right up and shout, here's a little dammit doll you cannot do without. Just take it firmly by the legs and find a place to slam it, then as you whack the stuffing out say dammit, dammit dammit."
