• An Edmonds Guitar with a Cedar Creek Custom Edmonds Case
• A Custom Cedar Creek Case Made for HoustonFest 2013
• A Hand-Forged Darrell Sharp Camp Knife

Please click the images below to read about these fantastic pieces in greater detail!

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A custom HoustonFest dreadnought guitar case, with an engraved nameplate saying Houstonfest 2013, for the auction.

The Case:

·         This case is handcrafted in USA, in Oilville, Virginia.

·         This case has custom graphics, upgraded hardware, upgraded interior material, and an engraved nameplate.

·         This case will offer a precision fit for dreadnought guitars built to C.F. Martin specs.

·         The list price for this case is $839.95.

·         This case was designed by Cedar Creek Custom Case Shoppe especially for Houstonfest, in support of Houstonfest.

·         This case comes with a 24/7 Limited Lifetime Warranty, as do all Cedar Creek custom cases.

The custom molded Cedar Creek case has the hot-stamped logo of Edmonds Guitars pressed into the headstock area. This case will offer a precision fit for the Edmonds dreadnought that is being auctioned off and will be auctioned as a package with the Edmonds guitar, as a set. Case was Made in Oilville, VA, as are all Cedar Creek custom cases. This case with the Edmonds Guitars logo is only available from Cedar Creek. Cedar Creek is proud to build these custom cases especially for Jimmy Edmonds, offering a precision fit for his beautiful guitars. This case comes with a 24/7 Limited Lifetime Warranty, as do all Cedar Creek custom cases.

Among my various pieces of scrap metal was a section of model “A” Ford car bumper that my neighbor found in one of his outbuildings. I knew it to be a high quality carbon steel that with proper forging and heat treating would mane an excellent blade. I also had brass from discarded textile machine parts that could be used to make the hilt.

For the handle I first considered some local hardwood such as walnut or curry maple. My wife suggested stacked leather washers as was common on knives in the early years of the 20th century and to a lesser degree even today. I happened to have a section of flat leather drive belt from some old industrial machine from which I could cut the leather washers. A whitetail deer antler crown used for a pommel would add a nice finishing touch.

I had a shed antler that would do nicely. With all the materials gathered it was time to “Git ‘er done!”

I fired up “Old Dragon Breath,” my forge, warmed the anvil and began forging hot metal. With God’s guidance and my sweat, a few pieces of previously used and discarded materials have become a handsome and functional tool. I am well pleased with the results.  I hope the new owner of this knife will enjoy using it for years to come.”

–Darrell Sharp
April 2013

Value of Knife: Over $500! Look for Darrell’s knife in the Main Stage Auction.

INTERESTING TIDBITS!!

• We’re also working on an interview with The Church Sisters within next couple of weeks-haven’t confirmed date at time yet)
• Rhonda Vincent will be cooking up one of her favorite recipes with Chef Paul Live at HoustonFest 2013 on Saturday afternoon.   Cooking With Paul tv show will be filming the session to be featured on Cooking With Paul Show.

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