Serving Waitsburg, Dayton and the Touchet Valley
Serving Waitsburg, Dayton and the Touchet Valley
Girls Scouts Sara Wilson, Lily Carpenter, and Jessika Lambert offered a variety of handmade decorations for sale to raise money for their scout trip to Savannah, Georgia.
The Don Thomas property was a wonderful spot to host a Vendor Showcase.
Shadrach Webb, owner of The Dogumenter recently committed full-time to his business. He offers pet photography and a line of collars and leashes he designs and sews. The patterns on his products are elements from his photography printed on the material.
Local vendor Lisa Davis from Dixie, Wash. showed her colorful, handmade crochet and her colorful humor.
Aeryelle Gleason found it difficult to narrow down a selection from all the delicate jewelry made with flower petals and butterfly wings.
Waitsburg-The Don Thomas lot at the corner of Preston and Coppei Avenues came to life this last weekend. Over twenty vendors set up their stalls for a showcase hosted by the Waitsburg Commercial Club. Some of the handmade offerings included jewelry with delicate butterfly wings, dog leashes, and collars created by a pet photographer who sews and creates the prints. There were also clothes, home decorations, knits, and a chance to support the Girls Scouts.
Commercial Club President Kim Smith is looking forward to Hometown Christmas and expanding the Vendor Showcase next year. If you are interested in bringing your business to town, contact Smith at waitsburgcc@icloud.com.
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