Past Projects | Woodworking - Pyrography - Custom Orders

I've worked on a lot of different projects over the years.

Going through my image files was so satisfying that I thought I'd share some of my favorites with you!

Woodburning, painting, memorials, plaques, brooms, and bowls.
There is so much that I have done and so much I intend to do.

I hope you enjoy!
For more projects or to request a custom order, you can find me here:
Firefly Pyrography & Bohemian Heart Handmade

Memorials may be difficult, but I am honored to make each one.





A moose pan I was given to immortalize the happy hunter's moment.


Kitchen orders are always my favorite! And I love the little fork stands!



This shelf was gifted to a cancer benefit auction. 


My colorful beauties!




My love for brooms will never die. There is an entire space on my kitchen wall to display some unique brooms I've collected over the years.



Weddings! I love wedding orders. They are so personal and I am honored to make them.





Another memorial wood burned and painted.


This amazing ouija box was hard to let go of, but the customer who got it sure was happy!






This is my garden table, burned and stained on an old wooden spool with a cast iron sewing machine base.


My first cutting board! Made entirely with wood scraps.



A beautiful hairbrush for a beautiful little girl.




Another auction item! This log was perfect for this painting!

I don't do this for a "living" I do this for a "starving-artists paycheck". It may not be much, but I love creating things for people.

If you'd like to see more, you can visit me on Facebook here: Firefly Pyrography

Or on Instagram here: @bohemian_firefly

And if you'd like to message me for custom orders you can do so on here, either one of the pages above or send me an email: mseelye1@hotmail.com




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