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Christmas in July

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Among the many products made by Don and Sharon Stewart are mugs
that feature natural grain and unique handles made from branches
and animal antlers. (GREG JOHNSON/Frontiersman) — Among the many products made by Don and Sharon Stewart are mugs that feature natural grain and unique handles made from branches and animal antlers. (GREG JOHNSON/Frontiersman)

Don Stewart places a price tag on a hand-crafted bowl at his Rustic Wood Stuff display at St. David’s Episcopal Church on Saturday. The church, located on Wasilla-Fishhook Drive, hosted a crafts fair called ‘An Alaskan Christmas in July,’ featuring a wide array of local crafters and vendors.