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It’s the month of love! Show your desktop some love with this Amish Proverb Wallpaper :).

Rustic Log Furniture in 3 Unexpected, Modern Lodge Spaces

admin 16/12/2015

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Bring the organic beauty of nature into your home with genuine, luxurious rustic log furniture. The list of enviable finds this season include pieces and placements that help you capture the look of a modern lodge without veering into the banjo-strumming territory. Read on to see how!

MEDA offers hope and joy to women farmers in Ghana

admin 27/01/2014

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DutchCrafters was honored to donate an Amish made rocking chair for Mennonite Economic Development Associates (MEDA’s) latest venture to help the empower women in Ghana through their GROW (Greater Rural Opportunities for Women) project.

Cherry Wood Furniture-The Lowdown

admin 13/01/2014

You Put Cherries On Top For A Reason! Why cherry wood? There are so many wood choices, is there really a difference? YES!

Jewelry Boxes…Where Elegance Resides!

admin 02/01/2014

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Valentine’s Day will arrive any minute! Yes, the holidays are finally over…however this signals a new gifting challenge on the horizon. It’s a new year and Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. Don’t waste time and money procrastinating or risk looking foolish in your efforts by giving something impersonal. You can do better than that!

The Amazing Abilities of Cedar Wood

admin 31/12/2013

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Many different options exist for the materials you can use for outdoor structures and furniture. I would like to discuss the benefits of one such material, cedar wood. Cedar has many great qualities that make it one of the most suitable types of wood for outdoor use. It repels rot and insects, it’s durable, beautiful, and smells great!

No horse and buggies rockin’ down to Electric Avenue!

admin 27/12/2013

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Flipping the switch when you walk into your pitch dark house. Warming up soup in the microwave. Checking the ticker for scores at the bottom of the television. These are all extremely routine and simple tasks we do every day and most likely take for granted. For the Amish, these aren’t even prospects.