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Rustic Country Serving Trays

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If you were like us, we’d love to entertain. Having people over sitting and outside in the spring, late summer evenings by the campfire, fall pumpkin carving party’s, and long winter nights is where this idea came from. We always have an excess of people at a shortage of items to serve them on.  So that’s where I came up with this idea.  This rustic serving tray have served (no pun intended) so many purposes of our household, that I thought would only be indecent to not share it with everyone else. From wine, cheese and crackers, condiments, and even a display to candles this is has added so much warmth to our household. Hand selected premium grade pine which is then join together at the bottom with a pocket hole jig system. It makes the joints appear to be seamless and adds so much strength that it can carry anything that you can possibly desire.  Having that country look you can even use this rustic tray as a centerpiece for a table. Like everything I make all th...

Who are Olive and Oscar

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Well if the picture does not explain it, I'm not sure what to tell you!!  Jk.  Olive and Oscar are two of our pets.  We received Olive in 2014, and Oscar in 2015 - both from the same person.  Olive is a rather prim and proper lady, and acts like a princess around the house.  When she isn't plotting to kill you, which is not often, she walks around thinking she is better than everyone else.  (She may actually be!)  She was found as a kitten in the north end of Hartford.  You would never know it meeting her as he presents herself as if she is from Buckingham Palace. Oscar, where to begin.  He was found wandering in Southington by a nun as a kitten, then picked up by a woman named Francine.  When we brought him home Olive flipped her sh*t as queeny did not want any friends.  Over a couple of weeks they became the best of friends.  He would growl when eating, now purrs as he is thankful.  He knows how to play fetch and eve...

Rustic Wooden Stars

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Add caption These wooden stars are so fun to make - and look great as a rustic country decoration.  I saw this item in a store one day for an obscene amount of money and thought, I can make these myself.  Once I started making them, the interest grew among friends and family.  It was not long after that someone said, "You should sell these on Etsy." People have all sorts of uses, from hang them on a wall, using them in a nursery, or even placing them on a table top.  They can even me made in pressure treated lumber and then painted if you wish you put them outside. Typically I will make them and stain them the day of the order, allow for them to dry for 24 hours before shipping.  We offer a couple different stain options - Rustic light grey and Espresso, as well as paint; Red, White, Blue (we are a little patriotic) All types of different depths are available, of course prices vary.  Typical turn around from order to ship is about 2 business days. ...