Ornament Class To Be Hosted by Peaceful River

McCausland, IA/November 4, 2013 - Peaceful River Trading Co. is hosting a Make Your Own Christmas Ornament art class on Sunday, November 10th.  Come join the fun at 1:00pm at 302 North Salina Street in McCausland, Iowa.

The cost for this class is $10.00 person and that includes a set of six ornaments, along with the supplies you'll need to create your item. Children over 10 are encouraged to participate.

Handmade ornaments make great holiday gifts and offer unique accents to a tree, as no two are exactly alike.

Owners, Sheila Bosworth and Kit Gleason are excited to host the class. "We want to give people the opportunity to create their own pieces of art. So many times, as we get older, we lose that creative, artistic side we had when we were younger. These classes offer adults a way to get back in touch with their creativity."

To register for the Make Your Own Ornament class on November 10th, call Peaceful River at 563-225-2100 by November 6th.

Peaceful River is a treasure trove of arts and crafts as well as antiques, gifts and collectibles.  Nestled inside a beautiful circa-1916 bank building, visitors travel back in time while browsing through the great selection Peaceful River has to offer.  Peaceful River Trading Co. is open from 10 am to 5 pm Wednesday through Saturday and 11 am to 4 pm on Sundays.  McCausland is located about 20 miles northeast of Davenport, just off Utica Ridge Road on F33 and 5 minutes north of Scott County Park.  Explore Peaceful River Trading Co. at www.peacefulrivertradingco.com.

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