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timber: handmade hooks and spoons from live wire farm

by Justin from materialicious  (design blog) — last modified 12-30-2007 17:53

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Handcrafted from Maple, Beech or Birch or other hardwoods grown in Jacksonville, Vermont, these Timber products are individually unique. The wood is cut, naturally dried for 24 months and then crafted into its final shape. No two pieces are exactly alike, but the size of most of these Timber items can be customized to fit your particular needs. They also make other stuff such as finger rings and napkin rings, as well as carry their own line of honey. Live Wire Farm






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This page Copyright © LiveModern, Inc. and by the Contributing Author(s) above, if any. Justin. (2007, December 30). timber: handmade hooks and spoons from live wire farm. Retrieved July 04, 2009, from LiveModern: Your Best Modern Home Web site: http://livemodern.com/designblogs/e00a1a13a680233f7c361654de759f40.
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