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Arbutus Crafts will be joining the Georgina Studio Tour once again, and I can’t say how happy we are. We will be outside, in a tent, which for all intents is an enclosed environment. We will be following the York Region public health requirements. Arbutus Crafts will be located once again at 82 River Street, […]
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Mother’s Day is coming soon! But you still have time to purchase a gift to show your love and appreciation to her. Arbutus Crafts has some gift ideas for you: What about an art mug? I know most people have more mugs than they have room for, but if your mother enjoys her tea or
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Is It SPRING !!! Well, the calendar says it’s Spring! Never mind what the weather is doing! The clocks have changed, and we are now used to it. It is daylight longer. The birds are chirping and starting their mating rituals. I saw a very chubby rabbit the other day, was that a she? Was
What better way to spend one of these cloudy / rainy pre-Spring days than putting together a jigsaw puzzle? Puzzles are fun to do, by yourself or with others. It’s a challenge to figure out which piece goes where but is also relaxing at the same time. Puzzles have had a recent resurgence in popularity
We are pleased to introduce Indigenous Collection products: mugs, trivets, napkins, bookmarks, cards and so much more. These products come directly from the hearts and hands of Indigenous people. Art products designed by Indigenous artisans have a unique flavour and are instilled with a spiritual meaning. They reflect the land and culture of the artist.
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In the beginning … After moving from B.C. to Ontario, I became interested in how stained glass creations were made and wondered how hard it would be to design and make some myself. So, I took some lessons and fell in love with the art. After learning about stained glass, there was a natural progression
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