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Gearing Up

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First things first – what should Creative Woodworking focus on this year? More galleries? More events? More online? Well, the answer is yes, yes, and yes.

Our 1st event of the year is right around the corner, and luckily for us, it’s close by. 2/11/17 @ The Climb Fitness Center, Mt. Ascutney Resort, Brownsville, VT. If you are in the area, or can be, please join us.

Hearts!
Hearts!
Serving Tray!
Serving Tray!
Cribbage Board!
Cribbage Board!

Coming into the New Year, we have 6 galleries to visit and stock up. Today (for example), we were able to visit Long River Gallery & Gifts. They have a new, 2nd location in White River Jct., VT and it is a bright beautiful space. On Main Street, next to the Hotel Coolidge.

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Long River Gallery & Gifts | White River Jct., VT

Are you familiar with Long River Gallery & Gifts? If not, take a look here → A Visit To Long River Gallery & Gifts. Whether you visit Lyme, NH or WRJ, VT, you’ll be thrilled with the selections. Heck, visit both!

Next gallery visit will be Grand Isle Art Works…long drive for us but LAKE CHAMPLAIN. Need I say more?lake-champlain Continue reading →

Top 5 Cutting Board Designs of 2015

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As we enter another year of this Creative Woodworking adventure, let’s take a look back at our top 5 cutting board designs of 2015. Feedback from our supporters, clients, friends and of course sales have determined these designs are big time keepers!

5. Simple RectangleSapele-Maple-Cutting-Board

This design is available in small, medium, large sizes and has proven to be a good choice. Sometimes keeping it simple is all you need to do! We always try to have a few of these on hand, simply pretty and fun in all the wood species.

4. End Grain Squareend-grain-square-maple-walnut-pumpkin

Our end grain designs are stunning (if I do say so myself), the walnut and maple combo creates the most intense contrast, which seems to be preferred. This square has a unique design detail. Do you see it? Bud has “framed” it by cutting the edge pieces in half. All the same size little squares would have been fine, but, this is better. Great idea, everyone loves it.

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