NAME THAT QUILT
I have a new quilt in the shop from one of local ladies.
Mrs. Ann S. from Greenback,TN She loves to quilt and
sew and she is very good at it. Now I would like to test
the quilter’s that follower this blog on your quilting knowledge.
If you know the “name” of this quilt let me know by email message
and the first person to get it right, I will send you a certificate for a
DISCOUNT
on any item on our new web page. And I will announce the name of the
quilt, your state and your name on here and on our Facebook page.
Curious what names I will get!
QUEEN SIZE
PRICE–$599.00** + p&h
CAM CABIN CRAFTS
1329 Wears Valley Rd.
Townsend, TN
865 448 5940
thericabcam@aol.com
http://www.camcabincrafts.com/
Spring Beauty
I love spring in the Smoky Mountains!!
I will let these beauties speak for
themselves, I just wanted to share.
ENJOY
SPRING IS COMING!
Spring is getting close here in the Smoky Mountains and
I can hardly wait!!!!, I am not a winter person. New things are
coming for CAM Cabin Crafts. A web page for the craft shop
http://www.camcabincrafts.com/
I hope you will check it out.
Enjoy this picture of Daffodils in bloom in Cades Cove. 2017 seems
to be moving fast already to me, I hope that you will visit our craft
shop if you are ever in the Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg, TN area. Just
give me a call 865 448 5940 or email at thericabcam@aol.com I will be
happy to give you directions to the shop. I love my Smoky Mountains.
Quilting
Here are two new quilts to show you by new craft Dara D.
from Georgia. Dara loves to sew and quilt. These King size
quilts are completely hand stitched. The first one is done
in Pinks with several squares of Sunbonnet Sues. The
second quilt I call Blue Swirl. Both are for sale in the shop.
SPRING IN THE MOUNTAINS
There is nothing I like better than Spring in my Smoky Mountains of
East Tennessee. It seems like this winter has been a long one here,
when really it has not, we generally have mild winters , but this year
I was begging God to please, please hurry up with Spring. I love it
when everything starts blooming, like the Dogwoods, Red-buds,
Daffodils, and everything gets so green. I thought you might like
these pictures of some flowers you find here in the mountains, and
the picture of the mountains is in Cades Cove. I hope I never forget
to take time to enjoy and value the beauty GOD has surrounded me
with. I am a very blessed hillbilly girl here in the Smoky Mountains.
Come visit the mountains and if you are ever here take the time
to come through Wears Valley to Townsend and stop at
CAM Cabin Crafts at 1329 Wears Valley Rd. Townsend, TN.
I would love to meet you and chat awhile. One problem
I never have is jawing.
PAINT ON WHAT?
These two paintings are by local Smoky Mountain artist Maxine F.
Maxine will paint on pretty much anything, like the leaf or feather
she has painted on in these pictures. Maxine also loves to paint
about things you would see in the mountains, so you will see cabins,
mountains, Smoky Mtn. Trout, Deer, Owls, and more.
Maxine’s paintings available for purchase contact me if interested
at 865 448 5940 or email me at thericabcam@aol.com
Woodworking
These hand turned wood vases are called “Twig Pots” by the crafter
that makes them. Marion S. is from South Carolina, retired, and loves
working with wood of any kind, he loves to make this Twig Pot vases
and bowls of all shapes and sizes. Marion says the enjoyment he
receives from his woodworking is never knowing exactly what the
wood is going to show you until you cut into it. As the name imply’s
they are perfect to place a small dried flower twig into or just show
show them like they are, the beauty is in the wood.
The Twig Pots shown above are made from Pecan, Cherry, Walnut,
Spalted Beech, Red Oak, Maple, and Purple Leaf Plum (not all are
shown in the pictures above). They each stand about 5 – 6 inches
tall and are only $19.99 each.
If interested in purchasing any of Marion’s Twig Pots just email me at
thericabcam@aol.com or call 865 448 5940. The price above does not
include taxes and shipping.
WINTER WOES
This is what it looked like a couple of years ago here at the craft shop
and if it does what they say, it will look like this again this weekend.
Did I mention I DON’T LIKE SNOW, COLD WEATHER OR WINTER.
It’s funny but when I was a kid I LOVED the snow, my brother, sister
usually a cousin or two and friends would gang up and ride these
huge tractor tire inner-tubes that my dad would blow up for us.
We would pile two or three of us at a time on those and go sliding
down the hill into the field below. And a “hill” in the Smoky
Mountains of East Tennessee is no small thing. Speaking of
the cold I hate, back then we wouldn’t come in the house until
mom was on her third yell and threatening all kinds of dire
consequences, the worst being dad deflating the inner-tubes,
by then gloves and scarfs were cased over in ice and you couldn’t
feel your face, oh what fun that was! Now I don’t even want to step
outside once the cold sets in, I don’t want to wear coats, gloves and
scarf’s. I want to hibernate like the Bears through Winter, and I
want my flip flops back on! My oh my what time does to you.
But having complained about all that I don’t believe anything is more
peaceful looking then the beautiful Smoky Mountains all covered in
bright, white Snow. I do miss those inner-tubes, I might be tempted
to go down a “small” hill.
CANDLE HOLDERS
ONE OF A KIND CANDLE HOLDERS
These wood candle holders are each a creation from wood turner
Wayne F. from North Carolina. Wayne loves to work with wood,
any kind of wood. He can turn out candle holders from a piece of
wood or from an old bed post, bannister spindle ,etc. All you
got to do is give him a piece of wood and he will take it from there.
Prices range from $38.99 to $19.99
Different kinds of wood used are
Oak, Cherry, Maple, and Spalted Maple
BASKETS
WOVEN BASKETS: These baskets are hand woven by Bonnie W.
right here in the Smoky Mountains of Townsend, TN. Bonnie
takes care to make each of her baskets with care to detail and quality.
They are not only useful but are pretty just as they are.
The first basket is a small basket aprox. 4 inches high and 6 inches wide
Price $15.99
The middle basket is of medium size aprox. 6 inches high and 8 inches wide.
Price $26.99
The last basket is a larger size of aprox. 7 inches high and 11 inches wide.
Price $48.99
All of these baskets are now available and can be shipped. The prices
above are before taxes and shipping. Remember the majority of the
price tag goes to the crafter that made the item. We are here to help
market and sell for the Appalachian crafter’s we feature.
If interested please contact me at;
thericabcam@aol.com
CAM Cabin Crafts
1329 Wears Valley Rd.
Townsend, TN 37882
865 448 5940
865 315 4044
CAM Cabin Crafts 
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