by Merry Stahel
My friend, Pamela, saw this at a craft fair and bought it as a gift for me! The cool thing is, it fits into the beveled door of my china hutch. I was trying to hang it from the rail above the door, and held it up against the door, where it popped into place. So it stays there…all year.
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