My name is Carol. I am a mom, wife and small town medical provider. Our family is committed to following the Lord as He leads us. We come from Methodist, Mennonite, Messianic Gentile and other Christian experiences. Ours is a mismatched, odd-looking faith, but meaningful to us as we strive to follow the Spirit's lead. Our arms are open to all with love and acceptance. Our family is not a neat cookie cutter anything, and our life looks messy most of the time, but we struggle on with hope.
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Cigar Box Guitars and homemade candy
Tim's newest Cigar Box Guitar. It's his newest favorite hobby - making these guitars.
At Christmastime we made our own candy. Here we are wrapping it up in paper.
This CBG is made out of a salmon box. Isn't it cute?
I love the cigar box guitars and the salmon box one is fantastic. How much does he sell them for? I would love to get one for our son. We made our own candy this year also. So much fun! And I think it taste so much better than anything we have bought in the store.
Jenn, no kit. He makes them from scratch. They sound really good. Tim plays a little, but enjoys making them and hearing others play more.
Tina, Tim would sell one to a friend of mine for around $100 plus postage and would install an amplifier if interested for free. They usually run $200-$300.
Jenny, this candy I believe was orange flavored, but it just tasted sweet. It was yummy and a little soft. He used agave nectar instead of corn syrup.
5 comments:
Very cute craft, and what fun to make your own candy :)
Anna and I did some for Christmas too.
How nifty! Does he use a kit? Do they play? Does he play?
I love the cigar box guitars and the salmon box one is fantastic. How much does he sell them for? I would love to get one for our son.
We made our own candy this year also. So much fun! And I think it taste so much better than anything we have bought in the store.
I love those guitars. How neat! Looks like everyone sure had fun with that candy. What kind did you make?
Jenny
Jenn, no kit. He makes them from scratch. They sound really good. Tim plays a little, but enjoys making them and hearing others play more.
Tina, Tim would sell one to a friend of mine for around $100 plus postage and would install an amplifier if interested for free. They usually run $200-$300.
Jenny, this candy I believe was orange flavored, but it just tasted sweet. It was yummy and a little soft. He used agave nectar instead of corn syrup.
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