WOODSPIRIT

Jarrod and April, have just visited your website and it is a wonderful compilation of your work and life. I am so in awe and proud of both of you for living your life dream and sharing your Devine gifts with the rest of us. I still think you should write a book about your lives, your family and your artwork. I know others are inspired by your dedication and love of people, nature and family, as well as your perseverance when "loved ones" try to sway you from your life work. I love you both!! Great Job!! Mom

What an excellent web site! Visually appealing, informative, and well laid out. The photos create a story that entices the browser to keep looking. I loved the website! You two have a gift, thank you for sharing and teaching these priceless traditions.
Gods Peace
Colleen

Jarrod,

Thanks for your help these past two weeks. We are so excited to get out on our new snowshoes pulling our new toboggans too. You have really taught us something about woodcraft and the value of a quality built product. Hope to see you in the future, maybe for another learning opportunity!

Max and Lorraine

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so far i've taken two workshops, one from jarrod and one from april, and both have been spectacular. the classes are free-flowing and packed with helpful information and fun conversation. these two really walk the walk and put their all into their craft. i would recommend one of their workshops to any person of any skill level.

erik

Boozoo April and Jarod.
When I spoke to you last night, I said that I would give you the address to my blog so you can track my Mississippi River adventure. Well, Here it is.( http://huckleberryfinn09.wordpress.com/ )I hope you don't mind but I plugged your site on my blogroll for the world to see. I figure you wouldn't mind some added publicity.
Take it easy,

-Phil Nindjinikaz.

The snowshoe workshop was incredible, after spending years working with dimensional lumber, Jarrod taught me to do "woodworking outside the box". Starting with a white ash tree, splitting it out with wedges, and then hewing and carving the wedges into snowshoes with an axe and other hand tools. Lacing the shoes with rawhide was another wonderful and pensive process. Jarrod is a patient teacher and passionate about his craft.

Your incredible functional art is a celebration of all that's still right with Northern Wisconsin. It was for craftsmen like you that Warren Nelson implored, "God, let not the ties break that bid me to the North."

Gary

Greetings people of the shoe and canoe.

Very nice website.

Ferdy