Happy New Year

Wishing everyone's wishes & dreams come true in the coming year!

Kim, Claudette and Denise.

What an adventure it's been....

but as all good things must come to an end, so must this chapter of Flutterby.  We're closing the doors.
Beginning Jan 4 @ 6:00 am, everything in the shop will be at least 50% off, even the cash register!  Who knows, if you bring a truck...we'll probably be making hella-va-deals!
Regular hours Jan 5 through Jan 23.
Stay tuned for the next chapter.....

Yakima Valley Wine

Our good friend Sarah Fewell was kind enough to feature a wine tasting at our little soiree...and i must say that their wine is superb!   The icing on the cake.  She also volunteered to take photo's since that detail was missed (must be side effects from the swine flu!).  She'll drop by a CD for us to post soon!  The next time your in the area, Sarah and Tad's winery is a MUST stop & sip destination!  Here is their blog http://culturawine.blogspot.com/ .
Again, as i've said more than once, we love our customers and feel priviledged to be able to call them our friends...without you, all of the big 'to do' wouldn't be worth it!

This is a little teaser for what's in store for 2010.......a 'Relic' of a barn.

Get your twirl on!

Holiday Soiree

Sat 11/7

Sun 11/8

10:00 am - 5:00 pm

More to follow.....

graphics courtesy of Victorian Trading Co.

Harvest Faire

It's that time of year again. Crops being harvested, crisp mornings with dew dripping off the eves, leaves starting to turn and smoke emerging from chimneys.

Please join us to celebrate:

Harvest Faire @ Flutterby

Saturday Oct 3

10:00 am

Treats to tempt...

• hop vine wreaths
• rose hips
• home grown popcorn
• fairy tale squash

Delights for your fall nest...

We will be closed friday 10/2, to transform the shop for all to enjoy.

Happy Dance!

Barn House & Willow Nest

August 15

8 am

The Ponderosa guests & Clayson Farm Antique Show

What a weekend! I invited the boys from Barnhouse and Auntie Joy (Dave & Sam too) to be my guests at our little farm which is located on Chinook Pass. The pressure was on to finish up the little projects that have been hanging over my head, like hooking up the hot water tank, shower fixtures, gathering-painting-and moving furniture in (sorry, no sink in bathroom) so my company would have a comfortable place to stay. Needless to say, the boys and girls were the best guests a gal could ask for! We talked until the wee hours of the morning, kept the local cafe employees wide awake waaay after hours with our outrageous laughter (they'll probably be talking about us for awhile) and joked about the roosters that are just a bit 'off'.
Not to mention Clayson Farms Antique Show! This was possibly the most laid-back, fun show i've ever done! The vendors were outstanding, Mark and Leslee http://www.claysonfarm.blogspot.com/ made sure every detail was tended to. And when we went back on Sunday to load out, Mark BBQ'd for us! We soo appreciate all the WORK thats involved in producing a show of this caliber. I fully intended to take pictures but after two shots the battery died, so go to Florences' blog for more amazing photos: http://florencemuma.blogspot.com/ and J&J have a great slideshow on their blog http://www.barnhousebh.blogspot.com/ and Joys blog is hilarious http://antiejoy.blogspot.com/.
Also...don't believe what you hear on the news, there is no recession in Yakima!!
Thanks to all who bought, we love you guys!