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One of the products 50 Little Birds sells is Made in the USA Carved Birds. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
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Geoff Davis has done woodworking projects all of his life, but it was ukulele-making that sent him down a path in 2008 to carve Indiana birds.
“Building a ukulele requires expensive materials, exotic woods and hard-to-get hardware,” he explained. “During a time when I could not afford to begin a ukulele building project, I began to carve birds from found materials and scrap.”
As it turns out, bird carving was deeply satisfying to him. “It opened the doors to a wide variety of the research and field work that I enjoyed. The work called upon my skills as a naturalist, a painter, a designer, a scrounger and a woodworker,” Geoff said
The public embraced his work. He donated his first 50 birds to another of his passions, the Blue Stone Folk School in Noblesville. Blue Stone teaches and raises awareness of traditional arts. Program funding has always been difficult to come by, but he was able to invest the proceeds of those original sales to host programs and a concert at Blue Stone.
Geoff is a sort of explorer in wood projects. In addition to building ukuleles and carving birds, he has built boats and carved spoons. He may seem free-spirited but says he developed “rules that would define and confine my approach and execution” of the vision of his work. “These guidelines allow my work to evolve, but maintain the elements that are most important – approach and design, material choices, painting styles, color choices and presentation.
“Trends in bird carving strive to develop pieces that are as realistic as possible, often impossible to discern from the real animal,” he continued. “My approach is to capture and stylize only the simplest defining elements of a bird. My birds are far from realistic, but readily identifiable as a particular species and gender. My carvings not only visually represent birds but they also represent my stories and experiences with these birds.”
Indiana born and raised, Geoff says being a Hoosier is important to his work and identity as an artist and musician.
“Being a part of Indiana Artisan validates my ‘Hoosierness,'” he said. ” “Since I’ve become involved with Indiana Artisan, I’ve become affiliated with a handful of artists producing work that complements my own. These relationships have led to gallery representation, better art show opportunities and interesting collaborations.”
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Geoff Davis has done woodworking projects all of his life, but it was ukulele-making that sent him down a path in 2008 to carve Indiana birds.
“Building a ukulele requires expensive materials, exotic woods and hard-to-get hardware,” he explained. “During a time when I could not afford to begin a ukulele building project, I began to carve birds from found materials and scrap.”
As it turns out, bird carving was deeply satisfying to him. “It opened the doors to a wide variety of the research and field work that I enjoyed. The work called upon my skills as a naturalist, a painter, a designer, a scrounger and a woodworker,” Geoff said
The public embraced his work. He donated his first 50 birds to another of his passions, the Blue Stone Folk School in Noblesville. Blue Stone teaches and raises awareness of traditional arts. Program funding has always been difficult to come by, but he was able to invest the proceeds of those original sales to host programs and a concert at Blue Stone.
Geoff is a sort of explorer in wood projects. In addition to building ukuleles and carving birds, he has built boats and carved spoons. He may seem free-spirited but says he developed “rules that would define and confine my approach and execution” of the vision of his work. “These guidelines allow my work to evolve, but maintain the elements that are most important – approach and design, material choices, painting styles, color choices and presentation.
“Trends in bird carving strive to develop pieces that are as realistic as possible, often impossible to discern from the real animal,” he continued. “My approach is to capture and stylize only the simplest defining elements of a bird. My birds are far from realistic, but readily identifiable as a particular species and gender. My carvings not only visually represent birds but they also represent my stories and experiences with these birds.”
Indiana born and raised, Geoff says being a Hoosier is important to his work and identity as an artist and musician.
“Being a part of Indiana Artisan validates my ‘Hoosierness,'” he said. ” “Since I’ve become involved with Indiana Artisan, I’ve become affiliated with a handful of artists producing work that complements my own. These relationships have led to gallery representation, better art show opportunities and interesting collaborations.”
One of the products Air of America sells is American Made Unique Souvenirs. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
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Forget about the same old souvenirs...the same 'Statue of Liberties' that you see in every store walking down Broadway street in New York, NY or the many Washington Monuments' you see during your stroll on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, DC.
Wouldn't you like to find a different and unique gift? Or...do you prefer to collect more of those plates, or caps, or t-shirts that you've got adding up in your cabinets or drawers?
Are you tired of picking something up and reading on the bottom...Made in China? Well...now here's a souvenir made in America...Air of America.
Here we're offering you something made in the U.S. that's original and unique. Air of America is a colorful, well designed souvenir. This souvenir is an 8.4oz aluminum can designed with various attributes of America. Inside this can is compressed air. Yes...yes...don't be surprised...it's a can of air!!
Just think...this little novelty item was produced to offer you something to share the memories, feelings and pride of America with friends and family here in the United States and abroad.
When you're on vacation or even on business to various locations around the world...China, Europe, Australia or even South America...how often have you asked, What can I bring from the United States about the United States, Well...now if you want to surprise them...or woe them with something unique...then share with them a Sip of Freedom.
This souvenir will always remind them of you and of America each and every time they see this gift. Bring them a smile to their face...give them a gift from America...Air of America!!!
For more information about Air of America and its Made in America products see the following:
Forget about the same old souvenirs...the same 'Statue of Liberties' that you see in every store walking down Broadway street in New York, NY or the many Washington Monuments' you see during your stroll on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, DC.
Wouldn't you like to find a different and unique gift? Or...do you prefer to collect more of those plates, or caps, or t-shirts that you've got adding up in your cabinets or drawers?
Are you tired of picking something up and reading on the bottom...Made in China? Well...now here's a souvenir made in America...Air of America.
Here we're offering you something made in the U.S. that's original and unique. Air of America is a colorful, well designed souvenir. This souvenir is an 8.4oz aluminum can designed with various attributes of America. Inside this can is compressed air. Yes...yes...don't be surprised...it's a can of air!!
Just think...this little novelty item was produced to offer you something to share the memories, feelings and pride of America with friends and family here in the United States and abroad.
When you're on vacation or even on business to various locations around the world...China, Europe, Australia or even South America...how often have you asked, What can I bring from the United States about the United States, Well...now if you want to surprise them...or woe them with something unique...then share with them a Sip of Freedom.
This souvenir will always remind them of you and of America each and every time they see this gift. Bring them a smile to their face...give them a gift from America...Air of America!!!
One of the products American Easel sells is American Made Artist Easels. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
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Since we began production in 1992, we have worked diligently to build superior artist products and materials at an affordable price. We continue to be one of the fastest growing manufacturers of artist and display easels in the country.
When we started, we focused our efforts on a limited product line, allowing us to develop a production process that offered a superior level of craftsmanship, surpassing industry standards. Today, we have expanded our inventory to offer a diverse line of easels. We have also added wood panels to our inventory, which are an alternative to traditional canvas panels.
We are proud that our products are American made! We are fortunate to be able to use locally grown and sustainable materials such as Douglas fir from our own backyard here in the Pacific Northwest. We strive to only purchase products from mills that use the best forestry practices. All of the mills that we source our wood from have a vested interest in preserving the forests for future generations.
Customer service is without a doubt the most important aspect of any business and we strive to offer the best service possible. Whether you purchase products directly from us or from one of our dealers, we will work to ensure 100% satisfaction. Therefore if you receive a panel that does not live up to your expectations please contact us and we will gladly send you a replacement. After all, that's the American Way!
Thank you for purchasing our products. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions.
Customer Service ~ 1-877-765-9549 ~4info@americaneasel.com ~ Mail to American Easel 340 Thelma Lane NE Salem Oregon 97301
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Since we began production in 1992, we have worked diligently to build superior artist products and materials at an affordable price. We continue to be one of the fastest growing manufacturers of artist and display easels in the country.
When we started, we focused our efforts on a limited product line, allowing us to develop a production process that offered a superior level of craftsmanship, surpassing industry standards. Today, we have expanded our inventory to offer a diverse line of easels. We have also added wood panels to our inventory, which are an alternative to traditional canvas panels.
We are proud that our products are American made! We are fortunate to be able to use locally grown and sustainable materials such as Douglas fir from our own backyard here in the Pacific Northwest. We strive to only purchase products from mills that use the best forestry practices. All of the mills that we source our wood from have a vested interest in preserving the forests for future generations.
Customer service is without a doubt the most important aspect of any business and we strive to offer the best service possible. Whether you purchase products directly from us or from one of our dealers, we will work to ensure 100% satisfaction. Therefore if you receive a panel that does not live up to your expectations please contact us and we will gladly send you a replacement. After all, that's the American Way!
Thank you for purchasing our products. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions.
Customer Service ~ 1-877-765-9549 ~4info@americaneasel.com ~ Mail to American Easel 340 Thelma Lane NE Salem Oregon 97301
One of the products Ballet Gift Shop sells is Made in the USA Ballet Gifts. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
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Ballet Gift Shop, now in its 6th year, is a family-owned and operated company situated at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in Centennial, Colorado. With the goal of helping ballet companies raise money for their performances, Ballet Gift Shop is dedicated to providing dance-inspired gift items at reasonable prices so that ballet companies can truly profit.
Years of experience in a variety of dance styles has given the designs at Ballet Gift Shop a true authenticity of form, line, and costume.
With a strong desire to keep business in America, we strive to offer only American-made products. We manufacture many of these items in-house using as many American-made supplies as possible. We also work with a number of USA manufacturers and artisans to bring you a wider variety of dance gifts and keepsakes.
What started as ornament designs for 36 characters from the Nutcracker Ballet, has grown to include nearly 200 different character designs from 14 performances and numerous dance styles in over 30 different product lines. We have helped raise thousands of dollars for dance performances since we began during the 2007 Nutcracker season.
- See more at: http://www.balletgiftshop.com/about.php#sthash.2ncSGpqt.dpuf
For more information about Ballet Gift Shop and its American Made products see the following:
Ballet Gift Shop, now in its 6th year, is a family-owned and operated company situated at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in Centennial, Colorado. With the goal of helping ballet companies raise money for their performances, Ballet Gift Shop is dedicated to providing dance-inspired gift items at reasonable prices so that ballet companies can truly profit.
Years of experience in a variety of dance styles has given the designs at Ballet Gift Shop a true authenticity of form, line, and costume.
With a strong desire to keep business in America, we strive to offer only American-made products. We manufacture many of these items in-house using as many American-made supplies as possible. We also work with a number of USA manufacturers and artisans to bring you a wider variety of dance gifts and keepsakes.
What started as ornament designs for 36 characters from the Nutcracker Ballet, has grown to include nearly 200 different character designs from 14 performances and numerous dance styles in over 30 different product lines. We have helped raise thousands of dollars for dance performances since we began during the 2007 Nutcracker season.
- See more at: http://www.balletgiftshop.com/about.php#sthash.2ncSGpqt.dpuf
One of the products Beeswax Candle Works sells is Made in America Beeswax Blocks. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
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Our company had its beginnings in 1979 when Christine purchased her first beehive equipment and packaged bees. In a few years the beehives were increased to about 100 hives, which produced honey and bee pollen for sale. In 1985 a small company was formed as a sole proprietorship under the name of Erwin's Bee Farm. The focus then became finding ways to use the beeswax that was accumulating from the extraction of honey.
A few candle molds were purchased and experimentation was on its way. Beeswax candles were sold through a distributor and on consignment at local stores. As time progressed, the company started selling it's candles wholesale nationwide.
In 2004 Ed and Christine Barth incorporated the company and changed the name to Beeswax Candle Works, Inc. Our website went online in early 2004 and we continue to sell candles to our internet customers both domestically and internationally. We also sell wholesale to domestic retailers and wholesale to international retailers.
Our commitment to our customers is that we sell our candles using only 100% pure USA beeswax. Except for the wax dye in our colored 5 x 3/4 blue dipped tapers and colored 10 x 34 dipped tapers, 100% pure beeswax is the only ingredient in our handmade candles. We are firm in this and we buy our beeswax directly from USA beekeepers. Our experience in 1994 clinched this commitment when we purchased beeswax that came from China. Every box was stamped 100% pure beeswax and we could tell right away that something was wrong. We had the beeswax tested using gas chromatography and the wax tested 60% paraffin and 40% beeswax. Never again! We do not process any other waxes through our shop - only 100% pure USA beeswax.
Today you will find a large assortment of 100% USA beeswax candles on our website, BeeswaxCandleWorks.com. We have over 35 sizes of hand dipped candles, three sizes of tea lights, three sizes of votives, three sizes of emergency candle tins, over 25 sizes of solid pillars, over 30 figurines, and over 10 sizes of beeswax honeycomb candles.
If you want 100% beeswax candles please make sure the company is selling 100% pure beeswax. A candle can be called pure beeswax and still be 51% beeswax and 49% paraffin.
For more information about Beeswax Candle Works and its Made in the USA products see the following:
Our company had its beginnings in 1979 when Christine purchased her first beehive equipment and packaged bees. In a few years the beehives were increased to about 100 hives, which produced honey and bee pollen for sale. In 1985 a small company was formed as a sole proprietorship under the name of Erwin's Bee Farm. The focus then became finding ways to use the beeswax that was accumulating from the extraction of honey.
A few candle molds were purchased and experimentation was on its way. Beeswax candles were sold through a distributor and on consignment at local stores. As time progressed, the company started selling it's candles wholesale nationwide.
In 2004 Ed and Christine Barth incorporated the company and changed the name to Beeswax Candle Works, Inc. Our website went online in early 2004 and we continue to sell candles to our internet customers both domestically and internationally. We also sell wholesale to domestic retailers and wholesale to international retailers.
Our commitment to our customers is that we sell our candles using only 100% pure USA beeswax. Except for the wax dye in our colored 5 x 3/4 blue dipped tapers and colored 10 x 34 dipped tapers, 100% pure beeswax is the only ingredient in our handmade candles. We are firm in this and we buy our beeswax directly from USA beekeepers. Our experience in 1994 clinched this commitment when we purchased beeswax that came from China. Every box was stamped 100% pure beeswax and we could tell right away that something was wrong. We had the beeswax tested using gas chromatography and the wax tested 60% paraffin and 40% beeswax. Never again! We do not process any other waxes through our shop - only 100% pure USA beeswax.
Today you will find a large assortment of 100% USA beeswax candles on our website, BeeswaxCandleWorks.com. We have over 35 sizes of hand dipped candles, three sizes of tea lights, three sizes of votives, three sizes of emergency candle tins, over 25 sizes of solid pillars, over 30 figurines, and over 10 sizes of beeswax honeycomb candles.
If you want 100% beeswax candles please make sure the company is selling 100% pure beeswax. A candle can be called pure beeswax and still be 51% beeswax and 49% paraffin.