This week we’ve been working up one of those ubiquitous ‘year in review’ posts, collecting the articles and stories of 2013 that our readers might have missed. We are, as you might have guessed, relatively new ... Read more
The new year has arrived with a flurry of snow and a welcome blanket of quiet. Guests have departed and with them, the clattering, chattering atmosphere of the holiday season. We can hear the sounds of our homes again, ... Read more
If you're in southern Vermont this weekend, save an hour on Sunday to join Dorset Custom Furniture and Sam Mosheim Metalwork for a holiday weekend open house. We're celebrating completion of the new metal studio with an ... Read more
It's Christmas Eve once more. In New England and across America, the winter season has officially begun. Perhaps a time of pause and reflection; surely a time of celebration and joy. And much of it ... Read more
We asked Jim Becker to describe his personal approach to woodworking and the response was really simple. In three neat, powerful words he replied, “Lines and Arcs.” As an association of master level craftsmen, ... Read more
We’re on the doorstep of another New England winter. Marked by blustering, bluebird days and beautiful but early sunsets, these may be the months in which we become most ‘at home’ with our interior landscapes. ... Read more
The fourth quarter is a busy one; year-end project completions, winter workshop preparedness and the joyful commitments to family and friends over the holidays. And while we're blazing toward 2014, we recognize that ... Read more
It’s hard to believe you’re only minutes off the interstate as you wind up Route 5 toward Richard Bissell’s Fine Woodworking Shop. Signal Pine Farm, located in Putney’s southeast corner, was a working ... Read more
Guild member Jason Breen lives and works in West Brattleboro. He’s as connected to his land as a farmer must be. Together with his wife and two children, he raises goats and chickens, makes maple syrup and gardens to ... Read more
Buying local is a powerful purchasing decision. More of each dollar spent locally goes to work in the community, stimulating growth and encouraging livelihood. We know that when we shop at farmer's markets and dine ... Read more
