Feline Feeding Towers

And for the woman in our lives who serves us cheap booze
at a place we like to call "The 184."

This is a pair of feline feeding towers for her little furballs that is made out of walnut hardwood. The design is adapted from traditional asian aesthetics usually seen on soji screens & exterior lattice work.

I was happy to finally get this idea out of my head and put it to good use!

Members and friends should keep checking back frequently.

        You can look forward to a lot more "stuff" coming out of woodworking and.

In action: MEOW!!

Driftwood Love

Off on one of our hikes with the pup, we often stumble across beautiful sunsets and LOTS of driftwood.  All you need is an imagination and you'd be surprised at what you find! We sometimes think this would be the best landscape for another hobbit story - the landscape has so much to offer.

< This is OBVIOUSLY an elephants skull, with  tusks and all.  "Where once the mammoths roamed..."



> Angry old man sitting atop the hillside - over looking/ plotting his revenge on the town below...


< And this looks like what could be ALF's head - because we never want to forget him.

Strange (we know) but this place keeps our minds reeling!

Fancy Feast

Check out our latest feeder: "Fancy Feast"

Looks like cat's need pampering, too!  When we started making raised feeders we thought of all the benefits for dogs, because we have one.  However, cat owners seem just as anxious to get in on the fun.

Made with beechwood and three ceramic bowls, two for food and the middle one for water, to be shared by two kitties.  The bowls sit in the space provided, with no wiggle room.

 

We ENCOURAGE custom orders!  All of these feeders are custom/one of a kind and we enjoy the design challenge.  Please send request with price range here ($20/$30/$40 etc.) and a few key descriptive words - such as color and style.  Depending on your pet, the maximum height of the feeder would be great, too!  AND the number of bowls :-)

 For example, this bowl was made with the following key words:

"Fancy, modern and elegant for two cats, with 3 bowls for $40"

Patio Chair

 

Looking forward to the nice weather - although we can't really complain about this New England winter!   This picture was taken at the Thompson Dam (where we generally find PLENTY of inspiration). 

 

This fun chair is on our NEW PATIO!  showcased at our "patio party" this past summer. It is actually two large pieces that slip into each other for a surprisingly sturdy and comfortable seat.