Freddie Lejeune-Wyatt

Just a little background on me. I've always been interested in making things, but stumbled upon turning pens while looking through some books and decided to give it a spin (no pun intended). So I got myself a mini-lathe, some tools (sure didn't know what to do with those things), some wood (spent a fortune on e-bay), ordered some pen kits. Now I was set to turn my first pen. Man, you should have seen that thing, it was huge. The Jolly Green Giant couldn't have written with that thing. But as time passed and more and more pens were made, I settled down and made some right decent pens, if I say so myself. I am constantly wanting to do something different. So I decided to make a deer antler pen. Well, that was quite an experience, but really liked the way it turned out. Then I decided to make my "Texas Pen", which is half Texas mesquite and half Texas white tail deer antler. I also do hair-on-hide items, crosses, barnwood votive candle holders, etc. to keep me busy.

Jim Wyatt

Now that Freddie has taken up most of the space, guess it's my turn. Well, my name is Jim and I do woodburning (pyography) as a hobby. I began working in leather years back, but always wanted to work with wood, my Dad was a carpenter. I began dabbling in wood, making corner shelves, cowboy hat racks, etc. with mostly cartoon or western designs for friends. But now I have expanded to other ideas.   If you have a special design or picture you would like burned onto one of my products, please send it on, I'll give it a try.