The Door

Here is the door I'm using for the Gardner Village bench:)

I LOVE this door! If I had my way I wouldn't add a thing to it, but I don't have room for it. The bench is finished so I'll post pictures soon!

Gardner Village

My friend saw this at Gardner Village for $700.00. WHAT!?!? Wait 'til you see ours:) And for a fraction of that price! Do you want a sneak peak?

Bunko Prize

We made these for my turn to host Bunko's club. We did them in black, and they turned out pretty good. The idea came from the house of a fellow Bunko club member:)

Scout's Collage

I love this collage of frames!! One of my best friends is my #1 customer (thus my best friend:) These will go in her daughter, Scout's, bedroom until she changes it. Which she is a teen so this happens regularly:) But don't worry...we can easily change the color. The big pink one is her cork-board that we painted to match the others!

The Cowgirl

We made this frame for my friend Bree. She is giving it to her daughter for Christmas. So don't tell her!!! It's painted in a distressed Espresso. I have done a lot of frames this color. Probably because it will work great for several different styles of photos.

(Sorry about the sideways photo;) Something is wrong with my blogger...for instance, when I up-load a photo it only shows a paragraph of letters, numbers, and characters. But when I publish post it looks just fine(other than I can't really remember what pics I have up-loaded).

Someday....

...we will be able to make this!

Beaver's Annual Craft Fair 2009

This craft fair is basically where everything began...officially anyways. Wes has always made the things that I have thought of, or tried to replicate things I had seen but didn't want to pay retail price for. He spent a lot of time with his Dad working on the farm and in the woodshop. I am so grateful for the talents his Dad taught him. He loves building and I love painting so we work great together!

Since this craft fair we have made hundreds of custom frames and even some furniture. Crazy right!?! I never dreamed we would be this busy. We love it! My cousin, Keri Callison, did this craft fair with me. She is a "super-crafter"!! She has done countless "Super Saturdays" (if you don't live in Utah, or if you aren't LDS, you may not know what that is) and can pretty much tackle any idea you have. She is a vinyl expert and you will notice all of her stuff has vinyl sayings & quotes. If you see something you like I can contact her or visa-versa. Enjoy!!











This old window below is one of my favorites. It was the first thing I sold! I was happy to know that it was going to the home of an incredible photographer in southern Utah. I knew that she would appreciate it's character:) I have since done several different "window-frames" and have some ready for Craft Fair 2010!!

In The Beginning

I have put off starting this blog because I wanted to think of something interesting and witty to share. I want you to get to know me and what I love all at once. I have since realized if I wait for that "something interesting and witty" to come to mind, then I will never get this blog up and going. In conclusion, I will have to just start making posts and you will get to know me and my passion for creating and refurbishing unique frames & furniture. With this blog I hope to inspire and teach others who share this passion.