New Front Door
Things are pretty quiet right at the new building in Port Gamble right now - although we have a front door now in addition to the big sliding door that was the previous entrance to the building. The current tenant in the building will be moving out this month, and then interior renovations will start happening after the first of the year.
This weekend was the Country Christmas weekend at Port Gamble - and the temperature certainly felt like Christmas. We checked out all of the Arts and Crafts booths and displays and also went to look at the looms in the new Ewe Too addition. Heidi, who is the owner to of the Artful Ewe yarn shop for spinners and knitters has just opened a weaving studio a few doors away from her yarn shop. Customers can learn to weave and can rent time on one of the looms in the studio. I hope to eventually set up at least my table loom in the loft of the new building which will be my office/sewing room, but it is nice to know that until I get everything moved I can still get my weaving fix.
The temperature was hovering at freezing for most of the afternoon, which is pretty cold for most of us in the Pacific Northwest so we made our way down the street to the hot cider tent which was doing a brisk business. On the way we admired the lights on the shops, houses and street lamps - is there anything more romantic than Christmas lights on a white picket fence?
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