Some new Creations

Some New Creations

I love this pattern, 

I found it in an old Woodcut's Book.

Beautiful Mountain Mahogany

 a friend of ours saw a road crew getting ready to burn up....

 He got a bunch and traded us for some... 

VERY hard wood, desert wood, 

American Indigenous folks made dice out of it. 

 I set it with Turquoise..

See it in our shop

Here's some more of it,

 I call this Desert Sunrise Mountain Mahogany

too Amazing...

In
In our shop

OK, now the following wood just blows my Mind

It was a Maple tree Branch that sat in our Nettle Bog.

Gettin Naturized  (spalted).

I went to cut it up for firewood....

It blew me away.

I cut it into blocks with my chain saw then took it up to the Greenhouse to cure over the Winter.

When I went out in Spring and started slowly airing it out...

I knew I was in for some rare amazing stuff/

Finally it was slowly dried enough for me to cut...

Each slice literally had me gasping...

And from one block of wood to the next there was so much variation...

OK, well here it comes, some of the most beautiful woods you will ever see...:

this next one looks like some ancient cave painting

Here's another with amazing pattern and color:

Are these "Organic" or what?

see these on our store here:

So that's a small sample of those amazing ones...

You just won't see wood that beautiful very often...

So I'll show you some of my new Favorites...

I like all the Trees

This one is in Juniper

These are Turquoise inlaid in Sassafras,

See them on the store here:

The next ones are in Rosewood that a friend of ours who lives on a boat around Mexico, found down there...and we traded for some.

He say's he's pretty sure it's Honduran Rosewood.

It certainly is Rosewood, can't mistake that smell....YUM.

I like these in the Sassafras "logs"

These Myrtlewood ones are our most popular:

Here's some more in Juniper with the Spiral

Little tiny trees, dangles and posts,

These next ones you may recognize as the Marche Hare 

from Alice in Wonderland.

I have a very old copy of that book that once lived in a Plantation House that Thomas Jefferson Built.... 

Then it burned down.

 And the woman I knew who lived there growing up,

 later married a very rich dude,

 who rebuilt the plantation house back to the way it was.

My book is all black on the outside from the fire....

That same woman was once married to Tex Connelly, who was the Whip expert in Wild Bill Hickock's  Wild West Show.... 

That woman was amazing, Virginia Richie Harrison Conley

Her Grandfather and Great Grandfather were Presidents of the United States way back when..

The Harrison's

ANYWAY, so I've always loved the imagery from that book. 

I scanned it then

 burned it into the wood with my new laser that

changed my life and is saving my body.

On the shop here

Here's another old woodcut design in Myrtle:

I've been doing a lot with turquoise in them:

Here are some Tribal Inlay earrings in Mahogany wood

 from that 1930's JC Penney store in Seattle.

These are Some Taryn drew the design for,

Very sweet, 

In Mahogany Wood from the floors of a JC Penney

 in Seattle that was built in the 30's. 

I Like these little Sun Face post earrings.

And these are what we call Fairy Wings.

Turquoise in Myrtlewood...

See it on our store here:

I love this design.

These bee's are very popular..

Bees need help right now

Show your Solidarity 

I wish I had a closeup of these to show you.

Another very old woodcut that I made to set a stone with.

OH YEAH, I'm also doing magnets,

 I have a ton, but not loaded on the store yet.

Well, that's the short version.

Ever since ETSY Sold Out

I haven't been as inspired to load up my shop.

But this time of year without Market Happening..

I figured I'd better.

So this is a little sampling

See it all Here