The events planning group organized the event for the neighborhood.
By
Jessica Salmond
| 8:43 p.m. November 8, 2015
East County
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GreyHawk Landing residents perused handmade crafts and gifts during the annual craft bazaar.Â
The event, held Saturday, Nov. 7, was organized by the events planning group. About 10 vendors set up tables in the clubhouse to sell handcrafted items and take orders for future products.Â
GreyHawk resident Kelly Hayer visits the bazaar every year, and brought her daughters Gloria and Sierra Wolff this year and was happy with the event.
"It's fuller and more practical than last year," she said.
Sandy Druist, Debbie Romano and Pat Veraszto with the GreyHawk Landing events group
Ashley Lippincott with Adrift Gifts talks with GreyHawk resident Dayle Falk and Stephanie Rice.
Brenda Keech checks out a quilt at Debbie Bystricky's booth, Perky Pockets.
Debbie Bystricky chats with Laura and Hannah Stufflebean at her booth, Perky Pockets.
Debbie Forringer shows Melissa Robinson some of her handmade products that fit American Girl dolls.
Drew Martin with Drew Noel Martin set up a booth of her artwork.
Madison McKee talks with her grandma, Wini, about her sand dollar ornaments.
Megan Lawson with Oceanside Candles lets Kelly Hayer sample a scent.
Mike Plaia chats with Stephanie and Alan Gubin at the clubhouse.
Stephanie Rice set up a Paparazzi Jewelry booth.
Suzanne Kloss helps Nancy Leo try on a ring. Kloss and Leo are both GreyHawk residents, and found out at the bazaar that they are neighbors.
Tina Bianchi with Special Touch Floral Design and Anne Lofquist with Wreaths by Anne shared tables for their products.
Lorie Bavin of Louisville, Ken., tries on a bracelet from GreyHawk resident Debbie Romano's booth, Keepsake Konnection. Bavin came to GreyHawk to visit her niece, Brittany Biermann.
