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Minding Your Own Beeswax - How To Craft Beeswax Candles

Wednesday, August 5th, 2009

  Candlelight dancing on the surface of your expertly finished solid wood dining room table does something magnificent to the soul. Not only does the candlelight add reflective animation to the room’s décor but it is provides ambience and even scent. Candles have been an important part of the home since ancient times and today […]

Celebrating and Decorating for Cinco de Mayo With a Fiesta On Your Own Dining Room Table

Tuesday, April 28th, 2009

 The perfect way to celebrate Cinco de Mayo is with family and friends surrounding your Amish solid wood dining room table, topped with the best of Mexican-American fun foods. Cinco de Mayo or the Fifth of May is a Mexican holiday celebrated regional in Mexico and nationwide in America, where it is mainly seen as […]

Help For This Economy: Learn Basic Tips To Properly Care For Your Furniture Investments

Wednesday, January 21st, 2009

The Amish craftsmen are always committed to you getting the most enjoyment and longevity from your high quality furniture investment. From the native hardwoods to the ARESISTOVAR finish, each detail of an Amish built heirloom piece is carefully selected to insure your pleasure. Although these elements create a durable and elegant product, some care is […]

Teaching a Child How to Set the Dinner Table: From Informal to Formal

Tuesday, November 4th, 2008

The fork stands alone
On the left side of the plate
The knife protects the spoon 
From the fork on the right side.

Nothing makes a child feel more important than helping out with what is usually an adult chore – setting the table. From evening meals to formal dinner settings, like Thanksgiving or Sunday meals, a child can […]

Traditional Fall Tabletop Treats: Candy Corn, Popcorn Balls & Candy Apples

Thursday, October 30th, 2008

Halloween and seasonal candy and treats have been displayed in full caloric glory on tables across America for decades. We even make a special jar or dish for candies to sit in a place of honor on our tabletops and desks. Many homes and offices keep a perpetually replenished treat bowl for guests year round, but […]