Zane Trace Inn
129 W. Main St.
PO Box 164
Somerset, Ohio 43783
Phone: 740-743-9230
zanetraceinn@yahoo.com
Christi and Ken Eyerman
Innkeepers
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Back to School Special at the Craft Farm and Backwoods Festival!
August 5, 2012 | 
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Join us on Sept 14 – 16, Sept 21 – 23 or Sept 28 – 30 at the Craft Farm for Super Saver Weekend and save $100! Only $800 for up to 9 people any of those 3 weekends. You bring the food & drinks–we supply the rest.
PLUS Sept 14 – 16 is the Backwoods Festival at Thornville!!!!! Over 200 craft vendors converge on the woods just north of Somerset for a wonderful craft show. They offer amazing home made crafts of all kinds, scrumptious food, and loads of fun! More than 25000 people from all over the Midwest come to Thornville for this weekend craft show. Staying with us makes it a perfect get-away weekend! We have 9 spots open at Zane Trace Inn for a Weekend Escape for only $175 per person plus the Back to School Special Super Saver Weekend for only $800 at the Craft Farm.
Call 740-743-9230 or email us at zanetraceinn@yahoo.com for reservations. Hope to see you soon!
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Join us for Zaney Tuesdays!
Join us for Zaney Tuesdays:
July 17th at Zane Trace Inn from 6 – 9 pm. Chef Ken will show you how to make pizza. Cost $25 per person includes demonstration of making dough and pizzas, take home bag of pizza supplies, and enjoying pizza and drinks with friends. Minimum 6 people. Maximum 8 people. Call 740-743-9230 for reservations by 7/14.
July 24th. 6 – 9 pm. Make 4 beautiful cards with Lisa Seagro, Stampin’ Up Consultant from Somerset. We’ll supply everything you need and light refreshments for $20. Enjoy a night out with friends and learn something new as Lisa demonstrates fun & easy stamping techniques. Minimum 6. Maximum 20. Call 740-743-9230 for reservations by 7/20.
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Autism Awareness Weekend at Zane Trace Inn & Craft Farm
Many of you know that I teach children with special needs. Several of my students have been identified as being on the autism spectrum. For those of you who do not know what autism is or how it affects children, let me tell you that it is a biomedical and neurological condition that manifests itself in a variety of ways. It is not a psychological phenomenon although it can affect children and their families psychologically. It can have a developmental component, a communications component, and/or a physical component. Autism is a spectrum disorder meaning that everyone who is identified as being on it can literally have different things going on than someone else. Asperger’s Syndrome is a “cousin” to autism. There are countless articles out there about autism with better, more precise, and more complicated definitions than I have provided here. But this is a blog about our 2nd Annual Autism Awareness Weekend at Zane Trace Inn & the Craft Farm, not specifically about autism, so please read on.
I belong to a group called the National Autism Association, South East Ohio Chapter. We educate parents and concerned people about autism and provide support to families in the southeast Ohio area who are affected by autism. The group helps families with costs that are not covered by insurance (which is a travesty in & of itself) such as special biomedical treatments, therapies, and home improvements that help families keep their children safe. In order to do that, we must raise money somehow. There is a golf outing on June 6 in Zanesville called “Tee It Up Fore Autism.” You can sponsor a team, sponsor a tee sign, or sign up as an individual player. It’s at the Zanesville Country Club. We also have raffle tickets available for $20 each or 4 for $50 or 10 for $100. The grand prizes include $1000 cash, $1000 Coconis Furniture gift certificate, a 50″ flat screen HDTV, a $500 VISA gift card or a set of 4 tires ($500 value). These are seriously great prizes!!!! You can email me for more info.
Zane Trace Inn & Craft Farm have 2 ways you can help with this project. First, for every $5 donation sent to us, we will enter your name into a drawing for a FREE Diva Delight Weekend Retreat. Get 6 tickets for every $25. Get 15 tickets for every $50. Make your checks payable to NAASEO and send them to us at ZTI, PO Box 164, Somerset, OH 43783. We will do the drawing on June 15!
Second, we will donate $20 for each Diva Delight registration made for the weekend of Sept 30 – Oct 2. The price is $260 per person for Fri – Sun, no discounts or specials apply unfortunately but it’s for a great cause! You will get a special gift in addition to all the pampering we will treat you to.
Please contact me by phone at 740-743-9230 or by emailing me at zanetraceinn@yahoo.com for information related to these events. Thank you for supporting the NAASEO. Thank you for supporting Zane Trace Inn & Craft Farm! Thank you for supporting my efforts of being a better teacher for my students!
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Zane Trace Inn & Craft Farm visited Adventures in Stamping Show
We had a great time in Akron on April 16 & 17 at the Adventures in Stamping Show. There were 50 vendors there that were selling and demonstrating the newest stamping techniques and products. We saw some familiar friends like Sure Cuts A Lot, Gary Burlin, Eyelet Outlet, and Stamps by Judith. We met some new friends that aren’t too far away from Somerset: 100 Proof Press and Stamp LaJolla.
Talk about a small world. MaryAnn and JP own Stamp LaJolla and guess where they are from: Ashville, OH, also our hometown. What’s even better, they had a Bison Stamp! Some of you may be wondering, “What does that have to do with anything?” Our sons, Cody & Tyler, attend Bethany College in Wheeling, WV. Yep–their mascot is a Bison!!!! I just had to get it! You can check out their website at www.stamplajolla.com. They had lots of cool stuff in their booth. JP hand makes their rubber stamps and they had some very interesting designs. Remember–stamping is not just for cards. You can use stamps in all your scrapbooking pages, too.
Cindy Petal is the owner and operator of the Adventures in Stamping Show. It’s been going on for 16 years and is held at the John Knight Center, close to the University of Akron. You can watch our video on Zaney Girl TV!
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Think Pink Crop at the Craft Farm
We had a great weekend, here at the Craft Farm, on our 2nd annual Think Pink Crop Weekend. We celebrated with wonderful food and laughter all weekend long. On Saturday, we went to Libby and Company Day Spa for a wonderfully relaxing day of pampering and giggling. They offer great facials, pedicures, massages, and manicures. It was great!
Bonnie, Donna, and Stephanie dutifully worked on big projects. Stephanie’s niece is getting married soon so she had volunteered to make these darling flower garden name tags, menus, and wedding programs. There are 150 guests expected at the wedding and reception so Stephanie used the Cricut to make all the little pieces and an assembly line approach to putting them together. It was quite a production! Hopefully, Stephanie’s niece will be suitably appreciative and everyone will ooh and ah over the beautifully crafted paper garden and other pieces.
Donna and Bonnie worked on National Scrapbooking Day projects for Hometown Crafts & Scrapbooking. My dear friends “scraplifted” ideas from a charity crop put on by the Scissor Sisters in Ashville, OH, last month. The projects are cute and easy to do but will certainly captivate any scrapbooker or cardmaker. Plus, they will make darling gifts to give for Mother’s Day or a birthday. You can call Donna at Hometown Crafts & Scrapbooking to make reservations for her National Scrapbook Day crop. (740-743-9334) She has limited spaces available so be sure and call for reservations.
Varina and I just did regular ol’ scrapping. I worked on few cards and some 12 x 12 pages plus I got my papers graded for school. My biggest problem was having too much paper but not anything that matched! So, I went to Hometown Crafts & Scrapbooking and stocked up on some pretty paper, cardstock and embellishments so I can “finish” my cancer journey book. Varina loved Stephanie’s pink and green, since those are her sorority colors, which happened to be the pages she was working on. The scrap fairy (Moi!) had to step in and help with a few of her pages. It’s a good thing we’ve known each other for a really long time! Ha Ha
The Think Pink Crop Weekend is to celebrate my anniversary of being in good health after conquering breast cancer. The ladies who attended graciously made donations to the Perry County Cancer Alliance and the American Cancer Relay for Life–Junction City Elementary team. Junction City Elementary School raised over $1900 for the Relay for Life. I am so proud of the students for supporting the Relay for Life. The 3rd – 5th grade students made the most beautiful cards in their art class, along with our art teacher Ms. Rollins, that I will be taking to the chemo clinic in Zanesville. First grade students donated a dollar to play Beach Blanket Bingo. Second grade students donated a dollar to go to a “dance” where we all did the Macarena, Hokey Pokey, and the Chicken Dance to name just a few. Fourth grade students donated a dollar to participate in crazy hat and sock days and to drink a pop in class. My co-workers, fantastic teachers/teacher assistants/staff members/principal and everyone at JCE, are tremendously supportive of my cancer journey and really got creative this year.
It was a great week at JCE that culminated in a wonderful weekend celebration with close friends. Thank you to: all the students and staff at JCE, the wonderful staff at Libby’s, Libby, Donna & Jim, Bonnie & Doug, Varina, Stephanie, Lori, Jan, and Ken. Love you all!
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Craft Farm
5870 SR 669
PO Box 164
Somerset, Ohio 43783
Phone: 740-743-9230
zanetraceinn@yahoo.com
Christi and Ken Eyerman
Innkeepers