Who did this (to the tree)? And, What did they use to do it? Tell me in the comments here, on facebook or on twitter. I will send the first person who gets it right a custom metal letter hook.
The cold winds are starting to blow up here on the hill. Thankfully, we have a real source of heat in the shop (a wood stove). It took almost ten years – “bit by bit” is how we roll. Anyway, a warm shop can lead to new & exciting things – like fresh sculpture & table designs. In other news
If one of our Amish neighbors was “waxing the thread & skiving the strap,” what would he be doing? Tell me in the comments here, on facebook or on twitter. I will send the first person who gets it right a Gatski Metal travel mug.
Hello Friends! October is such a vibrant month here. We’re surrounded by hills of orange, red, yellow and rust. It is invigorating! Our landscape definitely has an impact on our work. We recently designed a new batch (8) of tables. This Friday we’ll be taking them for their official photographs. Until then, here’s a preview of our tables hanging around in
Happy Friday! It’s time for #RuralTrivia. What are They Looking for? Wanted Spent Foul. Looking for spent foul flocks, 100 or more, red, white or gray. Hop on over to our facebook page or let us know in the comments here!
It’s a guessing game! How many pounds of scrap metal are in this dumpster? Your clues are… 1. do not include the dumpster 2. there is an old pick up truck inside 3. the rest is scrap from the scrap from our sculpture Whoever is closest wins! I’ll let you know after I get back from the Bloomsburg Fair.
Today’s Rural Trivia question is…. What do you call a cow born without horns? Tell me in the comments here, on facebook or on twitter. I will send the first person who gets it right a Gatski Metal travel mug. These are cows grazing happily at Forks Farm (Pennsylvania) – check out their Facebook page.
The cool air is descending on our little hill. We find ourselves lingering indoors a little longer – eyes gazing around our spaces. As you know – I have a notion for basic & sturdy things that will last a lifetime. Heirlooms, if you will. An heirloom is often beautiful and occasionally quirky. One thing for sure is that it’s
