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Jan
30
When I was a child my brother had a wood burning kit. I remember all of the cool designs he made and the many hours of use that wood burning kit received. Alisa Burke thinks outside the box when it comes to creativity, something I truly love about her designs. Take these gorgeous wood burned spoons as an example. Would you have thought to do that? Check these out on Alisa’s blog here – alisaburke: wood burned spoons.
By Amanda Formaro
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