THE TULSA HERB SOCIETY
HOST 

“CAROLS AND CRUMPETS” 

AN HERBAL CRAFT FAIR 

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2009
8:00 A.M. – 3:00 p.m.

 Tulsa garden center
2435 south peoria avenue 

PRESENTING DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS & CRAFTERS
FROM A four STATE AREA 

Vendors will have an incredible array of herbal holiday gifts.  Expect to see your favorites. Some are new and others are the ones we love to see every year.  Maggie Bonanomi owner of Simply Butternut returns with her whimsical artifacts, Kirk & Loretta Bowers, Clear Creek Farm & Gardens will have creative craft items from nature.  Tracy Evans owner of The Spice Market will have dried herb and spice blends. 

The Calligraphy Guild of OK is working fast and furious creating beautiful items for their booth.  Green Country Woodworkers promise wonderful wood products.  Sandy Humbert Chapman, Kim and Ann Humbert’s booth will have pottery, mosaic hypertufas, jams, jellies, cookies and vintage items. 

Leesa Cotton, Scentables will have her everlasting scents of the season with her candles. Bill Dorsey will have his one of kind birdhouses. Crissie Gray returns with glass items and her customers’ favorite cheese/cracker plates.  

Charlotte & Dan Hayer, Laughing Rabbit Soap Co. return each year with an incredible array of luscious soap products.  Another popular vendor is Maureen Hemmert, with her primitive crafts, bee skeps, and chalkware.  Potter Cheryl Musick returns with her nature related pottery and birdhouses. 

Jean & Crissa Pankey, 3Peas in a Pod will return and along with all their lotions, potions and balms they will have doggie treats!  Randy Pennington, from Arkansas, returns this year with his herbs, spices, cutting boards and wooden utensils.  Maggie and Chris Regan will have metal items and Christmas whimsy from the Garden Deva Sculpture Co.   

Nancy Waldrip and Jalene Riley, Utopia Garden will have herbs in pots, poinsettias, books by Jim Long (THS educational speaker) and plants that will grow indoors during the winter.  Marsha Quilty, will have pottery, dishware and Christmas ornaments.   

Judy & David Wheeler, Lavender Hill Farm is back with their array of lavender products and their famous wine.  New vendors this year include Jackie Bowlin with J.B.’s Creations, Nancy Parke with Chateau Debris and Heidi & Ron Jones with On the Wind promise lovely holiday gifts. 

Tulsa Herb Society vendor members who have booths this year are Lou Ann Gray and Linda Randell.  They are busy creating distinctive items to add that certain touch. 

FREE ADMISSION 

THE SNOWFLAKE CAFÉ WILL BE OPEN FOR LUNCH FROM
11:00 A.M. – 2:00 P.M.