Vern’s Wood Goods Unveils Artisan Wooden Kitchen Utensils and Balancing Wine Bottle Holders

PRLog (Press Release) - Dec 09, 2009 -
Now you can add a bit of distinction to your next social gathering by using artisan balancing wine bottle holders, serving spatulas and pie servers available from Vern’s Wood Goods (http://www.vernswoodgoods.com).  For those interested in building their own versions of these items, Vern’s Wood Goods has made this simple as well by providing step-by-step instructions, available for free from Woodworkers Guild of America (http://wwgoa.com).   These unique wooden kitchen serving utensils make a unique gift for a chef, host or hostess in your life, or also serve as an heirloom housewarming gift.  The high quality sculptured wine bottle holder makes a great gift for a wine enthusiast, or could serve as a unique wedding gift or bridesmaid’s/groomsmen’s gift.  Either option would serve as a great last-minute holiday gift idea that one could make themselves with proper tools and skill, or alternatively purchase as a complete item from Vern’s Wood Goods.

Company founder Vernon Mayer has shared the designs openly because “people love these items, and I want other woodworkers to have the opportunity to enjoy the satisfaction that I experience in building them. “  Mayer goes on to say “It is in honor to work with woodworking icon George Vondriska to share these plans through his outstanding guild”.

George Vondriska, Managing Editor of the Woodworkers Guild of America, says: “Vern has developed some beautiful designs, and in his plans he takes the mystery out of the building process by breaking these projects down into manageable, bite-sized chunks, ensuring a successful building experience for our readers.”

The plans can be found here:
Wine bottle holder: http://www.wwgoa.com/articles/projects/mystifying-balanci...
Artisan serving utensils:  wwgoa.com/tips.cfm/mode/details/id/5407
   
Please visit http://www.vernswoodgoods.com for more information about these items, and http://www.wwgoa.com for plans or more information about The WoodWorkers Guild of America.

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