admin | June 29, 2010
2010 Craft Show/Fair Schedule • The Coventry Farmers’ Market – September 5th • 2010 Seymour Pumpkin Festival – September 19th • The annual Old Wethersfield craft fair – October 2nd • The Southington Apple Harvest Festival - October 9th – 10th • Roseland Cottage Arts & Crafts Festival- October 16th – 17th • Holly Boutique Canton Methodist [...]
admin | April 30, 2010
Summer is almost here and at Rustica Ornamentals we are gathering all of our garden goodies to be sold at all the local garden centers. Our first batch of artistic garden decor will be displayed at Stonehenge Landscaping in Newington Connecticut and at Bob’s fruit and vegetable stand on the Berlin turnpike also in Newington [...]
admin | March 1, 2010
Spring is almost here and at Rustica Ornamentals that means craft show season is about to start. We are now working on our 2010 schedule; the first show will be in Meriden Connecticut at the Daffodil festival. Please come see us there on April 24th and 25th.
admin | March 1, 2010
We are working hard creating easter decor for the yard and garden!
admin | January 18, 2010
At RusticaOrnamentals.com we are always working on creating new unique and attractive garden and home décor that no one else offers. We are diligent in creating beautiful yard and garden art that will enhance any yard. Krista and her husband Chris the owners of Rustica Ornamentals enjoy making art for their own yard and were [...]
admin | November 27, 2009
Handmade Christmas Decor for the Yard I happen to be against those giant inflatable snowmen and Santa jollies some folks place on their front lawns this time of year. Don’t worry. If you do that, I still like you! However, I think it’s always nice to see some alternatives, especially when they’re handmade in the [...]
admin | November 14, 2009
At RusticaOrnamentals.com we are working hard to get our Christmas and Holiday decorations out and on the web for everyone to enjoy!
admin | September 27, 2009
admin | August 11, 2009
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