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Show . v ' ' , 1 " ; , ' ; j : 5, jt- : : .... - 1 : x . A. -:, P ..- , $ ; ' V ! 1 -v Vv ' ' 'f ' - " . I PHOTO BY ROGER TUTTLE Alecia Nalder is ready for the fourth annual "Home-Spun-Home" boutique that will be held in Layton beginning Nov. 7. Lifesize European Santas are one of this year's specialties. 'Home Spun Home' boutique set to open on November 7th By JUDY JENSEN Editor LAYTON The fourth annual two-week Christmas boutique "Home Spun Home" will open Nov. 7 at the home of Alecia Nalder. Mrs. Nalder's boutique will be featured in an upcoming article in Woman's Day Magazine as a successful suc-cessful in-home business. The boutique features the work of 70 artisans from Logan to Orem. Homemade crafts, collectibles and antiques will be available to shoppers. shop-pers. Alecia said the boutique has grown over the years and is now very successful. "I saw a cartoon of a woman moving everything out of her living room and her friend who was watching said to a curious onlooker, 'She's not moving. She's opening a boutique.' That reminded re-minded me of me," laqghed Alecia. Her specialties and personal favorites include decorated Pepsi and Coke crates and the life-size old-fashioned Santa. "We've got everything on display but the kitchen kitch-en sink," said Alecia. The boutique is located at 1310 N. Hillsboro Dr. in Layton. It will be open six days a week from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Everyone is welcome, wel-come, including window shoppers. |
