A few weeks back we decided to take a local vacation since our New York City summer baseball trip plans had to be cancelled. We ended up going to Deerhurst Resort in Huntsville, ON in place of our regularly scheduled trip. On the last day of our trip, we headed into Huntsville to their main shopping strip, Main St. Our main destination was a store called Christmas Thyme. My significant other is a huge fan of Christmas. He has already started purchasing his Star Wars collectible ornaments from Hallmark. So when I found out there was a Christmas store in Huntsville, it was a no brainer, we had to go.
Turns out Christmas Thyme sells more than just Christmas decor. They had some great non holiday items. What caught my eye in particular were puzzle piece picture frames. There were various colours and phrases that you could buy multiple pieces of, put in your own pictures, and hang them up on a wall joining as many pieces together as you wanted. I thought it was such a cool idea and of course this one caught my eye.
I initially looked at it and put it back thinking I’d buy it later date but when we left the store I couldn’t stop thinking about it so we went back and I bought it. I already printed a photo of the three of us and this frame should be hanging up in our house soon.
The puzzle piece frames are designed and made by P. Graham Dunn, a company based in Dalton, Ohio. They have a huge collection of various gift and home decor items. Visit their website to see the full assortment. The story about the family and start of the business is very interesting. I encourage you to give it a read. I have linked to it here for you.
If you are in Canada, Christmas Thyme has the puzzle piece frames and other items on their website for purchase. Here is the link directly to the puzzle frames.
You can view the entire P. Graham Dunn collection on their website. I can’t find any information about whether or not they ship to Canada. Their Find A Retailer option doesn’t list any Canadian stores where their product is available unfortunately.
