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Lyndaker Inlay at the Mennonite Heritage Center Christmas Market
Mitford and Carolyn Lyndaker will be at Christmas Market at the Mennonite Heritage Center in Harleysville, PA, Friday Dec. 5 and Saturday Dec. 6. These photos give you a taste of the amazing wood inlay craft items and home decor that is for sale. Each is one of a kind and makes a gift that will be treasured for a lifetime. Stop by, say hello, and do your shopping for Christmas!
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Visual Art This Week
Below are some of my more visual artistic endeavors from this past week: A wood inlay table top for SylvanCraft.com. An illustration for a song called Resilience. A photograph of a local hangout taken this morning – always good food and fellowship. As always you can find more of my visual art at https://deviantart.com/peacegroover
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Finding My Place in Life's Pattern - Relearning Inlay from Grandpa
(Editor’s Note: The following post was the first post published on this blog and was originally published October 28, 2016, the year that Lyndaker Inlay was founded) In a recent post, I wrote about visiting the North Country and missing my grandfather, who passed away ten years ago this month. Upon my return, I resolved to be more diligent in applying the lessons I learned from him in the making…
Missing Grandpa - Working With My Hands
(Editor’s Note: This post was originally published at SlowMover.org in 2016. The visit it described was the impetus for the founding of Lyndaker Inlay) Here in the North Country, I have been missing my grandfather who passed away ten years ago this August. He was a master carpenter and while he was still living, I came up on two occasions to stay for a week and learn wood inlay from him. Those…
History - Carpenter Foils Fate
To put it mildly, Ednor Lyndaker was forced to start working with inlay. As a result of a back injury stemming from an earlier injury while he was in CPS during World War II, it became increasingly clear that Ednor would no longer be able to do regular carpentry work. Thus, after researching the work done by his father, Christian, Ednor began a new chapter in his wood crafting life, one which…
Revelations - The Mystery of the Writing Desk
Another in the Revelation series from Lyndaker Inlay. What will be revealed in this mysterious video? Watch below:
The Becoming - Inlaid Stool with Lyndaker Star
The Becoming is a video series by Lyndaker Inlay that shows the process of creating or re-creating our beautiful handmade wood inlaid crafts. Here, a wood stool is upcycled with our signature wood inlay and the traditional Lyndaker Star. Watch the video at: https://youtube.com/shorts/phP45cgw448?feature=share Buy -lyndakerinlay.com, Learn – lyndakerinlay.wordpress.com
History - Old Days in Croghan
Lyndaker Inlay was born in a little town in upstate New York called Croghan. Even though the town is famous for its aptly named Croghan Bologna, that is not what I am about to feed you! The following is indeed the Gospel truth . . . The photo above shows an article printed in the January 1955 edition of the Northeastern Logger. It describes the history of the Lyndaker family and then gives an…
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