Even on gray days, there’s plenty of color in one Morrisville home. Amanda Foss puts it in her work, stitch by stitch.
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“Sometimes I’ll use Maine tourmalines, New Hampshire aquamarines or a very local gemstone cutter can do things like Vermont serpentine,” Garrett said.
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With every ridgeline, bump or crevice carved into the wood, comes a story.
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There are two sides to this Hyde Park business; cute in a cup, and cute in a can.
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A little shop off of the Winooski circle is “choc” full of goodies.
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West Danville’s Juliana Greene is usually whipping up something tasty. She was when we paid her a visit