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Dye Happy Dye Happy, tie dyes you can wear to work. Each piece is hand tied and dyed. Contact/text 541-450-5867

It's  sold. The new owner looks fantastic.
06/20/2026

It's sold. The new owner looks fantastic.

Tomorrow is Porchfest!! Stop by the booth at the corner of Evelyn and 4th/Washington.
06/19/2026

Tomorrow is Porchfest!! Stop by the booth at the corner of Evelyn and 4th/Washington.

We normally are at the American Legion Market on Saturdays. This week Grants Pass has their annual Porchfest event. It i...
06/15/2026

We normally are at the American Legion Market on Saturdays. This week Grants Pass has their annual Porchfest event. It is reminiscent of days past when everyone gathered on the front porch for conversation and sometimes music.
A dear friend has allowed us to set up in her yard for this event. Drop by to see us at
796 NW 4th street (corner of Evelyn & 4th) on Saturday. It's a great day for music and community.
And tie dye.

Mabel is dressed for the heat today. This size rayon SMALL dress is perfect for all day.
06/13/2026

Mabel is dressed for the heat today. This size rayon SMALL dress is perfect for all day.

06/04/2026
Saw this on someone else's page and just had to share.
06/02/2026

Saw this on someone else's page and just had to share.

Thank you! There are new followers to this page. This is my last year as an active creator/seller. I'm old and ready for...
05/04/2026

Thank you! There are new followers to this page.
This is my last year as an active creator/seller.
I'm old and ready for the next page of life.
Our last two events will be the Blackberry Festival in Coos Bay, August 22 & 23
And the Bandon Cranberry Festival, September 12 & 13, 2026.

I will continue to show at the American Legion Market on Saturdays while in town. We will be back on Saturday, May 30th unless the universe says elsewise.

Super cool.
03/12/2026

Super cool.

In 1504, the German knight Götz von Berlichingen lost his right hand when a cannon blast forced his sword back into his arm during the War of the Landshut Succession.

Instead of retiring from battle, he replaced it with iron.

But this was not a simple hook or peg. What he received was one of the most sophisticated prosthetic devices of the Renaissance. The iron hand contained individually articulated fingers with multiple joints, small internal springs, and ratchet-style locks that allowed each finger to snap into place.

This design allowed the prosthetic to shift between powerful and delicate grips. It was strong enough to hold a sword in battle and precise enough to hold a quill and write.

More than 500 years later, the device still survives and is preserved at Jagsthausen Castle.

11/26/2025

I don't do nails but could watch this on loop. Talented

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