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Their business, JD Rustic, was one of the nearly 80 vendors offering handmade creations in front yards and driveways during Discover Art Blenheim.
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By mid-afternoon, the Armstrongs had sold well over 100 birdhouses, plus some wooden angels, in front of their Talbot Street East home.
“It’s great to stay in the Blenheim area, for sure,” Joanne Armstrong said. “My husband keeps saying that everybody in Chatham-Kent by now probably has a birdhouse or an angel so they’re going to quit buying them, but so far, so good.”
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Eighty artists and crafters will be selling their wares all over town from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Since they can’t gather in one location because of COVID-19 restrictions, they’ll again set up their tables and tents on lawns and driveways.
Maps will be available at Talbot Trail Place at 24 John St. W.
The first Discover Art Blenheim was held last August, with 42 participants, as a replacement for the annual Art in the Park show. A second was held in November.