The Walkertown Fall Festival, taking place this weekend, includes music, food, vendors, a baking contest, inflatables, face painters, and more! These are a few of my favorite things from this year's festival.
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| These gourds, carved to look like jack o' lanterns, are handcrafted by Gourd O' Lanterns of Walkertown by Hersch and Carol. The gourds have got a hook on top, as well as a hinged door in the back to put in a tea light candle. Carol said that this is their last show of the year, but that they can usually be found at the Piedmont Triad Farmers Market for a few weeks in the beginning of October. |
My favorite part of town festivals is the opportunity to meet local crafters, artisans, and entrepreneurs. I love these t-shirts designed by krmbal! Krmbal is an indie t-shirt brand dedicated to eco-conscious choices & partnering with small businesses. While you're on her web page, be sure to check out her "about" and "goals" pages. This is one cool chick.
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I am so in love with these upcycled functioning lamps made from old cameras, movie projectors, radios, cigar boxes and more. I first saw these lamps at Eclection in Kernersville, and I am a huge fan! These handmade lamps are also sold by the Woodham's on Etsy at What's The Stitch. My photo does not do these items justice... you must see them IRL to appreciate the coolness that they are!
P.S. Mom and Dad, if you're looking for a Christmas gift... this Brownie camera lamp is my fave!
And what would a festival be without face painting? My girls are happy anywhere that has both face painting and bouncy houses. Their faces were done by Stanley Stultz. He's available for birthday parties and other events, and can be reached at 336-374-2792.
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