Products - Texas gifts

All gift items are hand made or handcrafted with the exception of the Soap bowl. Made in Texas by local artisans. Email me if you request more information about a product/gift. Also, you can click into the "Glass N Tin" link on the left of the page and see a few pieces of etched glass and wallpaper tin art that are in Up Your Attic. Their website is still live but no shipping from there; the remainder of the crafts are here.  These pieces are Texas "truly".

Featured in the month of April is the Adamsville School, circa 1947, ninth grade class, with Professor Browning. The school house was purchased by the Claude Farquhar family and used as a residence until their death 2006. It has since become back as a part of the Adamsville Community.	Adamsville Heritage Association Commemorative Calendar Celebrating 100 years of the Township of Adamsville.  Featured is ancestor Franklin Richardson with horse and buggy, and Sandra Dennis of the Dennis/Adamsville private airport.......'Travelin' Through Time is the theme'.  Many ancestral homes, barns, windmills, cemeteries, bridges,  and 'downtown' stores are featured in photos of this beautiful 12-month calendar. $20.00 each
Featured on left is Violet (Petrey) Saylor, formerly of Adamsville and now resident of Goldthwaite, Texas, and on right is Caroline Evans, of Waco, Texas, from the lineage of Straleys and Langs....both these girls are showing delicious recipes in their section!!	Adamsville Heritage Association Commemorative Cookbook Celebrating 100 years of the Township of Adamsville, published by Adamsville Heritage Association.  Featured photos are of ancestor, Franklin Richardson, the Fina station/Postoffice/Convenience Store owned by Shirley and Jarvis Carlile  1968-1973 (look closely at their little dog, and Luke Jones to the right of photo leaning over a car), then the creative hands of Adamsville Red Hat Society travelin' from campfires to microwaves, and Sandra Dennis flying high in apron & chef's hat.  Proceeds from the cookbook and calendar will be used to beautify Adamsville Community. $20.00 each
	Lavender Sachet Bag Filled with dried Lavender Buds, grown in the Hill Country of Texas. hand embroidered. Great for the bathtub, closet or drawers. No two alike. [Click for larger view] $8.00 each