About this Product
Do you have children (or grandchildren) who love to color? But do you have trouble getting them to put the crayons away at the end of the art session? This is a creative way to solve that problem.
One of my sisters in law purchased the first one of these I made to give to her granddaughter, who absolutely loved it (they happened to have a dachshund at the time). I cut the dachshund shape on my scroll saw from solid wood, glued on the ears, and drilled the holes to hold the crayons.
• Choose from poplar, or oak in a dark or light stain/polyurethane combination
• The dog measures approximately 15" long by 6 3/4" high by 2 3/4" thick
• This will hold 24 crayons, which are included
Bob's Home Woodshop
Meet the Maker
I am a U.S. Army Vietnam veteran, and have an MBA with a marketing concentration. I worked in retail management, then outside sales in the HVAC and refrigeration industry. I drove a limo for a year, then went to work at a large for-profit university. I worked as an admissions officer, then moved into student finance. I was also an adjunct faculty member, teaching courses in marketing. I retired in January 2020 and now devote as many hours as I wish per week to my woodworking business.
My wife of 50 years and I live in a rural area about 50 miles southwest of Chicago. Our two grandchildren live in Georgia so we do not see them as often as we would like. Woodworking began as a hobby, then I started selling at local craft shows in this area area and later moved to online sales. I enjoy making wooden toys and home decor items and have shipped over 1,000 orders all over the U.S. and even as far away as Australia. All my products are made from sustainable hardwoods such as poplar, oak, maple, and walnut which I purchase locally.
Shop Policies
Most items are in stock and orders are shipped the next business day. If there will be any significant delay, I will notify the customer via e-mail. Small items are shipped via USPS First Class Mail or USPS Priority Mail., and larger or heavier items go via UPS. I do accept custom orders, and terms for those are agreed upon in advance between myself and the customer.
