handcrafted cross

I am currently working on a series of beautiful beadwork crosses in hand crafted wood frames. They are intended as table decorations or shrine centerpieces and are crafted of imported exotic woods and precious and semi-precious stone beads. The retail price will likely be $200-$300, depending on size. I'm not sure where the best place to showcase them online would be. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks!

list them all at http://www.houseofnothing.com for free... you can even have your own store front

2009-12-05 09:01:20 by Canadiangirl

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The frame appears to be cut (in an arrowhead pattern) from plywood, is stained, and has criss cross etching along the edge of the frame. I saw one of these frames at an artifact show but no one can tell me where to find them or who made them.

I could construct them for you if interested. Some of my work can be seen at wegnerwoodworkings.com. Contact info is available at the web site. Would need a more detailed description with dimensions to get started if interested of course.

2008-03-18 09:46:50 by saberwolf701970

Price: $35.99 $23.75

Secret Box
Lined with Red Velvet
Made with maple, walnut and teak

The frame appears to be cut (in an arrowhead pattern) from plywood, is stained and has criss cross etch marks along the edge of the frame. I saw one of these frames at an artifact show but, no one can tell me where to find them or who makes them.

While I have not seen what you are talking about there has to be someone in the city of Kansas City Missouri or outlying areas that might be able to help you.

During the football season, arrowhead decorations are ever present.

2008-03-18 09:42:07 by saberwolf701970

Full Length Rosary 17 inches long
Round Polished Solid Wood Beads

I have recently started a business selling handcrafted wood crafts. These include, clocks, silhouettes, crosses, birdhouses, bird feeders, plaques, shelves, step stools, and other misc. items. Does anyone know anyone who buys them?

i know i do you can sell them at fairs or in the paper or craft shows make some and display them on your lawn with a 4 sale you will be surprised how many you sell

2008-09-26 08:59:59 by gardner42578