This is straight up Anna White plan stuff here. Made a bunk bed and chair for Maggie.

I built a storage unit with drawers to go under Melissa’s sewing table. This one was pretty easy since I used melamine for the case and some leftover drawers from our kitchen (don’t ask). I just had to mill up some walnut for the drawer fronts. Custom furniture is great because it fits perfect!

I built this for a friend out of ash from Hearne Hardwoods in PA. I came up with the design based off a bunch of pictures we looked at together. This is all loose tenon joinery, no screws. For a little bit there I was wondering how I was going to get it glued together but I figured it out eventually.

I built this table for our kitchen out of ash from a sawyer in Baltimore County with a little bit of walnut I picked up several years ago from someone in Havre de Grace that had some trees from his property cut up so it’s all “local” wood. I was able to get a bunch of ash slabs from the middle of the tree, cut out the pith and was left with a lot of nice quartersawn/riftsawn pieces for the top. I grain filled the top and edges with a medium brown dyed filler. Loose mortise and tenon joinery for the base and a water borne conversion varnish for the finish.

For reasons that should be fairly obvious to everyone, the craft shows we normally participate in have been cancelled this year. We don’t have any plans to search out and participate in any shows that may still be held.

That said, we’ve already gotten some requests from previous customers and we do still have inventory so if you’re interested in picking up some more handmade gifts feel free to call, email, or use the contact form here on the website.

Thanks and be safe.

Tomorrow is the Apple Festival.  Last year was cancelled due to the hurricane and tomorrow is looking a little cloudy but we’re hoping it’s going to turn out to be a great day.  We’re in spot 180 which is in the driveway in front of the elementary school.  This will be our first time and we’re excited.  See you there!

This is something utilitarian I made for storing our home canned goods.  I saw something similar on a /r/woodworking post and eventually got around to making it this past winter.  I just “finished” it this past weekend when I sprayed everything with semi-gloss water-based polyurethane (Varathane).  This was my first time spraying this finish and I am very happy with how it turned out.  I used 3/4″ Maple Purebond plywood for the case and 1/2″ for the drawers.  For the drawers I used simple pocket hole construction and glued/nailed the bottom on which is ok since it’s all plywood.  With the case and drawers done, I glued up some Poplar for the drawer fronts.  I used economical epoxy coated slides for all the drawers.  It’s about 55″ tall and 24″ wide outside dimensions.  An interesting thing is how the Poplar lost its green tinge and it turned a nice golden brown due to sun exposure.

Here’s an album of some build pictures: