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A few of over 30 that were completed this month. All the wands pictured here are made from natural Sumac, and driftwood, with various crystals incorporated into them. I use many art mediums when making my wands and hope in the near future to post photos of a project from start to finish showing...

This is a box I had started a few months ago, originally to make a music box for my sweetheart. But having found a better alternative in a crafts shop, I had left this one on the workbench for future use. I brought it back home this time, and covered it with a locally found spalted wood (will...

These spoons are made of cherry and birch. The finish is Watco butcher block finish. The coffee scoops are made of butternut, walnut, ash, cherry, birch and sumac with the same finish.

Hey everyone I am still putting more of these out and have hopes of selling a few in the upcoming months! These pair here are Smooth Sumac (not the itchy variety..lol) and Sycamore. I am in the middle of a computer crash so my old Macintosh 2000 rig is up and slow as a whale..lol, so I may not...

Heres some cool projects this week. I was fortunate enough to get ahold of some large Sumac, almost 8" in diameter. Ive been freshening up on my Kuksa carving and have been able to carve one of them in about 2-3 hours. It definitely depends on how tough the wood is that I'm working with...

Hello friends, With the holidays fast approaching I have been busy with some various small projects! After doing some further study and research of the natural shapes of eating spoons I began to find better avenues for improving my works look, feel and practicality. Basically I was just way...

From the forest to the table, these made for some fun whittle work on a sunny sunday so I had some fun and took some pics to share with the crew. At times I am not sure if this work is just as good as some prescribed medicine that the pharmacy has no ideas of, but I think it might be so..lol...

I have sold or given away most of my stockpile of canes, so I've started working on some just to have something to take on walks! This is a piece of sumac a friend gave me. It is a light-weight wood, with a shallow root that grows to the side, making a handle for a cane. The bark peeled easily...

This is the same piece of sumac carved in opposite ways. Sumac is an interesting wood to carve! Very soft, but once its all finished it seems to hold its own. Ive only carved sumac once its been seasoned, but I would love to carve it green. Ive got a ton of pictures on my facebook, feel free...