Directory of Outdoor Resources

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Outdoor woodcrafts include lawn and garden decor items, whirlygigs, birdhouses, feeders and outdoor furniture.

Resources in This Category

• Bebo Folk Art

  http://bebofolkart.com/
  Handpainted critters made out of old barnwood and boards.

• Bird Houses by Mark

  http://www.birdhousesbymark.com/
  Custom built bird houses, feeders, and bat houses. Also offers information about birds and how to feed them.

• Birdhouse Warehouse

  http://birdhousewarehouse.tripod.com/
  Unique birdhouses and distinctive wall hangings crafted from Oregon driftwood.

• Craft Concepts

  http://craftconcepts.freeservers.com/
  Log cabin birdhouses crafted in the Ozarks.

• From Windmills to Whirligigs

  http://www.smm.org/sln/vollis/index/frontvollis.html
  Science Museum of Minnesota's unique science and art connection to wind found in Vollis Simpson and his windmill-powered whirligigs.

• G&D Crafts

  http://www.angelfire.com/in/woodwerks/
  Offers unique birdhouses, butterfly houses, and other items for the garden.

• Handcrafted Western Wagons

  http://www.miniwagons.com/
  Sells handmade replica old western wagons, wheelbarrows, buckboards, and rustic benches and tables.

• Pinehill Woodcrafts

  http://www.pinehill-woodcrafts.com/
  Seasonal, signs, shadows, yard displays, and a bear collection.

• Whirligigs

  http://www.hccwhirligigs.com/
  Outdoor Whirligigs lawn ornaments.

• Whirlygigs by Lindees

  http://members.tripod.com/~lindees_32119/index.html
  Whirlygigs and yard art.

• Whirlypets

  http://whirlypets.com/
  Homemade whirligigs and wind spinners for lawn or garden decoration.

• Woodenstuff Garden Art

  http://www.woodenstuff.net/
  Potting Tables, garden Benches, hanging planters, garden planters, bird houses and one-of-a-kind items using recycled Redwood and Cedar.

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