Bonnie Sayre’s The Magnolia Cottage on Wilmington’s South South Street was a new Homespun Christmas location this year. Gift items could be found in every room in the house. From left are Rebecca Williams and her sister Marty Cook as they browse and chat. Williams made Christmas tree ornaments that are decorated with cut-out holiday song lyrics from sheet music books.

The 34th annual Homespun Christmas that features open houses, participating shops and creative crafters around Wilmington was this weekend. At Denver Place Elementary School, Karen Reed of Wilmington kept right on crocheting at her sales booth during the show. The profits from Karen’s Krochet for Peace enterprise of making hats, fingerless gloves, scarves, yoga socks and boot cuffs go for peace charities.

Bonnie Sayre’s The Magnolia Cottage on Wilmington’s South South Street was a new Homespun Christmas location this year. Gift items could be found in every room in the house. From left are Rebecca Williams and her sister Marty Cook as they browse and chat. Williams made Christmas tree ornaments that are decorated with cut-out holiday song lyrics from sheet music books.

http://aimmedianetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/22/2016/12/web1_magnolia_p_f.jpgBonnie Sayre’s The Magnolia Cottage on Wilmington’s South South Street was a new Homespun Christmas location this year. Gift items could be found in every room in the house. From left are Rebecca Williams and her sister Marty Cook as they browse and chat. Williams made Christmas tree ornaments that are decorated with cut-out holiday song lyrics from sheet music books.

The 34th annual Homespun Christmas that features open houses, participating shops and creative crafters around Wilmington was this weekend. At Denver Place Elementary School, Karen Reed of Wilmington kept right on crocheting at her sales booth during the show. The profits from Karen’s Krochet for Peace enterprise of making hats, fingerless gloves, scarves, yoga socks and boot cuffs go for peace charities.

http://aimmedianetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/22/2016/12/web1_crochet_p_f.jpgThe 34th annual Homespun Christmas that features open houses, participating shops and creative crafters around Wilmington was this weekend. At Denver Place Elementary School, Karen Reed of Wilmington kept right on crocheting at her sales booth during the show. The profits from Karen’s Krochet for Peace enterprise of making hats, fingerless gloves, scarves, yoga socks and boot cuffs go for peace charities.