My favorite quote regarding freedom…
“Freedom is not the right to do what we want, but the power to do what we ought.”
My favorite quote regarding freedom…
“Freedom is not the right to do what we want, but the power to do what we ought.”
The summer skies here have been a bit overcast lately but it is sunny & bright in the shop…
the 3 new patterns of Vera Bradley have arrived!
The 3 new patterns are: Indigo Pop, Va Va Bloom and Paisley Meets Plaid. It’s hard to pick a favorite, they are all awesome!
Our full, happy Vera room :)
And our full Vera sale cabinets… get your favorite discontinued Vera Bradley pattern or style before it’s gone for good…
Cranberry Cottage is open Monday – Saturday 10-6 pm.
I am a self taught blogger and I know that I would love posting almost daily if I could get the hang of my blogging program (as well as my photo program, ugh) but I am having issues. Constantly. I have been working on a post for DAYS, a very simple little thing with only 2 pictures and I cannot get it to post correctly. I am frustrated.
If there was any chocolate in sight right now I am pretty sure I would eat, no inhale, the whole thing.
Here are a couple new pieces of furniture that we have. Most of the furniture that we sell is vintage/antique finds that a local lady repairs (if needed), sands, paints and all together makes beautiful. :)
This pink cupboard is solid and very sturdy. It has the best chunky crystal knobs and shelves as well as an inside drawer. Great piece!! $295
This is a primitive styled corner hutch that can fit into almost any room and any style. I am so tempted to take this one home. $295
We have many more pieces of furniture available and our selection is always changing.
Also… be sure to watch Inside Edition tonight (4:30 pm AKST channel 5) for a glimpse into our shop!! The tv crew was here last week filming and we are so excited (and thankful!!) for the national exposure :)
Happy May Day!
A bit cool and blustery here but May 1st none-the-less :)
Does anyone remember as a child putting flowers on people’s porches, ringing the doorbell and running to hide? It is a lovely tradition that should be reinstated.