Touch Wood ~ 2014.
This was fun!
I picked one couple and their rings from each month last year to showcase as a kind of 'year in review'. We work with so many wonderful people in the course of a year. Thank you all for coming into our lives and for entrusting us with the creation of your rings.
Here's hoping 2015 finds you feeling energetic and optimistic
and doing what you love with those you love.
Enjoy this sampling of Touch Wood Rings from 2014.
January 2014
~ Amy and Michael ~
Juniper Heartwood, Birch, Purpleheart, Peridot and Willow
Juniper Heartwood, Birch, Purpleheart, Peridot and Willow
February 2014
~ Allison and Phil ~
Greyed Maple and Australian Red Gum Rings with Thomsonite Stone inlay
March 2014
~ Aron for Jamie ~
Cherry and Maple Wood Ring with spiraled inlay of Melody's Stone
April 2014
~ Anne and Alex ~
Their 2008 Hawaiian Koa and Zebra wood rings
Back for a meadow visit and a refinishing.
May 2014
~ Chris for Sharon ~
Dark Hawaiian Koa wood ring with a Cottonwood inlay
June 2014
~ Matt and Patricia ~
Apple wood and 150 year old Post Oak Rings with willow,
mother of pearl and anthracite coal inlays.
mother of pearl and anthracite coal inlays.
July 2014
~ Sherry and Mary ~
Wide tapered Cherry wood rings with birds eye maple inlays
August 2014
~ Justin for Dani ~
Tapered Rosewood ring with full moon Turquoise inlay
September 2014
~ Garret for Larissa ~
Juniper heartwood ring with Lapis and Sodalite inlaid in a natural knot
October 2014
~ Pam and Brendan ~
Australian Alpine Ash wood rings with natural knots.
November 2014
~ Whitney and Nicole ~
Dark Hawaiian Koa with mixed Lapis and Turquoise inlays
December 2014
~ Josh and Cait ~
Black Walnut Wood Rings with turquoise and greyed maple inlays
2014 was a good year! Much love and many thanks to all our old friends ~ we look forward to hearing from you from time to time.
And on to the new year, 2015... If you're visiting our blog for the first time, or wandering through again for inspiration; welcome here. We'd like to share the beauty and the changing seasons on our 48 acre off-grid homestead with you too.
We have two blogs; this Wood Ring blog and our Homestone blog. There's our Touch Wood Rings primary website ~ which is a bit of a dinosaur ~ but still very active and chock full of good information. We have a fledgling Facebook page. You'll find some Touch Wood Ring pins on Pinterest,
and we have a Google+ page as well. I've been offering David's work online for almost 15 years but I've come late to the picnic of
social media. If you're on Facebook, I'd be delighted if you 'Liked' our page.