Baker Doug

Barnfull O Goodies, said that they were really enjoying the experience. "We sell 'old things' which we re-purpose into 'new things'," Marguerite explained. "We try not to waste anything."

The couple collect discarded materials, from toys to barn tools, and transform them into attractive artwork, or into useful objects. Barnull 0 Goodies sees fresh potential in most objects, as they demonstrated to appreciative shoppers during the fair.

Doug Baker of Barnfull 0 Goodies demonstrates that even an old sled can be refashioned into a unique and useful shelf.

o Goodies, said that they were
really enjoying the experience.
"We sell 'old things' which we
re-purpose into 'new things',"
Marguerite explained. "We
try not to waste• anything."
The couple collect discarded
materials, from toys to barn tools,
and transform them into attractive
art work, or into useful objects.
Bamfull 0 Goodies sees fresh
potential in most objects, as they
demonstrated to appreciative
shoppers during the fair.

The unusual work of Dwight
Saunders and Helder Ambrosio
also attracted a lot of interest at
~ the Craft show. The artists began
creating their "babies" about
a year ago. Each of . the infants
possesses ~ unique and individual
face.

"The faces are painted six to 14
times," Helder explained, "and
baked in between. The hair is
planted strand by strand and all
ethnicities are represented. The
dolls are weighted to feel like a
real baby, and each takes a full
week to complete."

The delicious lunch at the show
was made available by the Knox
Women's Missionary Society.

Doug Baker of Barnfull 0 Goodies demonstrates that even an
old sled can be refashioned into a unique, and useful shelf.