KENTUCKY SNOW
WOOD SNOWFLAKE ORNAMENT
My snowflakes are an exceptionally fine gift. They are jewel-like because of the way I use the grain to create a beautiful starburst effect.
They are thin and delicate. Ten of them weigh only one ounce, making them ideal Christmas tree decorations. They are about 4" in diameter and about 1/16" thick; and have a clear finish to enhance the natural colors of the wood.
Each ornament is packaged in a gold gift box and includes a tag describing the wood and a card explaining how to care for it.
I create a new design each year. Seventeen snowflake designs and ten religious ornaments are currently available, as well as my snowflake jewel box Crystal Jewel Box. Thank you for visiting my web site.
Dick Scheu, Wood Artist
Designer and Creator of Elegant Snowflake Ornaments,
Handcrafted from the Finest Natural Woods.
1222 Holsworth Ln.
Louisville, KY 40222
888-376-5159
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| This year will be my twelth year as a juried exhibitor at Kentucky Crafted: The Market. I am the leader in this unique art and each year I get better so look for some exciting new snowflakes. The Market is a rare opportunity for buyers and has won numerous awards. This year The Market will move to Lexington. If you can come to the show stop by my booth, number 257. Wholesale is March 1 & 2; Retail is March 3 & 4, 2012; Lexington Convention Center, 430 W. Vine St, Lexington, KY. Click the logo to go to KyCraft.org and find out more about Kentucky Crafted: The Market. Wholesale click here to register. Thanks, Dick Scheu |
| I have again been accepted as a juried exhibitor at the Indiana Artisan Marketplace. This is the second year for Indiana and I hope you can come to see some different artists. Wholesale is March 30; Retail is March 31 & April 1, 2012. Exposition Hall, Indiana State Fairgrounds, 1202 E. 38th St. Indianapolis, IN. My booth number is 341. Click the logo to go to Indian Artisan.org home page and find out more about the Indiana Artisan Marketplace. Wholesale click here to register. Thanks, Dick Scheu |