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Showing posts with label Beeswax. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beeswax. Show all posts
Monday, May 17, 2010
Split Log Candle Collection: Great Table Center Pieces!
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Sunday, April 25, 2010
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Mountain Laurel Timber Candle Holder
Mountain Laurel Timber Candle Holder
This Mountain Laurel Timber Candle Holder is made from fallen old growth laurel in an area on our land that has been untouched for many years. Every time I look at the wood it brings me back to that beautiful, peaceful area on the mountain hill top.
I am so glad to be able to share this with you!
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Unique Hollow Single Mountain Laurel Candle Holder
It is amazing how large these Mountain Laurel have grown, and I can't help but wonder how old they must be. They have grown on the side of a mountain and have gotten so big they have fallen over due to the size and weight.
There are many that are 40 plus feet tall and are in full bloom in the summer.
We have added a 100% pure beeswax tea light candle with a cotton wick handmade by my wife and myself.
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Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Split Log Candle Holder Collection
This is the newest addition to my Split Log Collection!!
This beautiful Mountain Laurel Split Log Candle Holder features four beeswax candles hand poured ByDan. It has a gradual slope which makes it very appealing to the eye.
Mountain Laurel Split Log Candle Holder Features Four Beeswax Candles
This beautiful Mountain Laurel Split Log Candle Holder features four beeswax candles hand poured ByDan. It has a gradual slope which makes it very appealing to the eye.
The candles are made with 100 percent pure local area beeswax and cotton wicks.
Find it on Etsy!
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Featured on Etsy's Front Page & In bois et faux bois (I will always love wood grain) Etsy Treasury West
Mountain Laurel Split Log Candle Holder
Honored that ByDan Woodworks' Mountain Laurel Split Log Candle Holder is featured in an Etsy Treasury! Treasury West: bois et faux bois (I will always love wood grain) treasury.
This rustic one of a kind Mountain Laurel Split Log Candle Holder includes five 100 % pure beeswax candles.
It would make a perfect center piece for a rustic or all natural themed wedding.
It is made from huge fallen Old Growth Mountain Laurel on our land in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia.
Friday, April 9, 2010
ByDan Woodworks and The Handmade Community Online and Offline!
Mr. Berry Hines of Bee Blessed Pure Honey is promoting ByDan Woodworks along with his wonderful local honey, beeswax, and other naturally derived products at the State Farmer's Market in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Salon Jasemine in Raleigh, NC and The Sharpest Edge Hair Salon in Holly Springs, NC are also displaying ByDan Woodworks.
Keeping it Clean with the Virginia Etsy Team is an article written by Kathryn of Dyche Designs. She was kind enough to add my soap dishes in a featured article about handmade soap in Virginia on Etsy.
ByDan Woodworks is also a proud member of the Virginia is for Etsyer's Team, which can be found here!
ByDan Woodworks online: Artfire and Etsy.
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Sunday, March 14, 2010
Handcrafted Three Tier Eastern Red Cedar Candle Holder
Handcrafted Eastern Red Cedar Candle Holder
I began to realize that there were multitudes of things I could make from this aromatic beautiful wood called Eastern Red Cedar. The Eastern Red Cedar has this beautiful red heart, and it grows within as the tree grows older.
I wanted to do something with all the fallen trees that were lying around instead of burning them. So from that point on, I have been turning the ways of mother nature into ecologically sound all natural handcrafted household items. I make candle holders, soap dishes, baskets, bowls, utensils, buttons for Vickie's creative side, and a lot more to come I am sure.
Pictured above is one of the candle holders I have made. We took it a step further and started making making pure beeswax candles. They are pictured with the candle holder. We like to leave the candles unscented, because the beeswax in and of itself has this slight aroma of honey when it's burning.
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