Farmer’s Market time is here again! We will be downtown on Grinnell Plaza each Thursday evening from 5-7 p.m. There are a lot of great vendors taking part again this year. Wild West Woods & Goods will continue with carved … Read More
The Holidays are coming…why not bless someone with a one of a kind, hand-carved spoon!? Features: All spoons are treated with 100% food-safe walnut oil. 100% usable in your kitchen. Enjoy the beauty of the wood and use them everyday! … Read More
Farmer’s Market – every Thursday during the summer!!! We are at the Farmer’s Market every Thursday evening June-September. We have French Bread and Mama’s Bread (white, wheat, flax, oatmeal), chocolate chip and oatmeal raisin cookies, assorted muffins, and starting the … Read More
Each of my spoons has a story. With some of them, it is the story of the grain. With some it is the story of the source. And with some there is the story of the plan [and the actuality]. … Read More
We had a great day on Saturday at the Spring Fair up at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds! Thanks to all of you who came by our booth and chatted, browsed and bought some of our woods and goods! We … Read More
One of the things we are always looking for is furniture…garage sales, estate sales, antique shops, flea markets, etc. We love old furniture. The craftsmanship of most antique furniture pieces is honestly quite astounding. We gravitate toward pieces from the … Read More
Spring Fair is less than a week away! Spring Fair will be held at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall – Saturday April 8, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. The event will feature local vendors displaying their handmade/handcrafted items. … Read More
Over the course of the past 12 years, we have remodeled every room in our 1918 house, with the exception of our front bedroom, currently used as the master bedroom. Two of the rooms have been remodeled twice…one of them … Read More
A Find Re-purposed… We like to salvage and re-purpose. In days gone by, before widespread automation, so much work went into making, well, everything! So if we can take one of those old items, and preserve it, either for … Read More