Crafty creations

Don Grant shows off some of the ‘flowers’ made out of old dining ware during Goward House’s Christmas Craft Fair

Don Grant shows off some of the ‘flowers’ that his brother Gordie of Dishlicious Creations furnishes out of old dining ware during Goward House’s Christmas Craft Fair Sunday.

Don Grant shows off some of the ‘flowers’ that his brother Gordie of Dishlicious Creations furnishes out of old dining ware during Goward House’s Christmas Craft Fair Sunday.

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