Redleg Craftworks

05/05/2026

Today I had the privilege of presenting this custom piece to the staff at The Way Church Parent's Day Out and Preschool

What they do every day matters more than most people ever see.
The patience, the care, and the love they pour into those children doesn’t go unnoticed.

This plaque was created as a way to honor that.

Moments like this are why I build what I build.
Not just to make something that looks good, but to create something that means something.

If you’ve been thinking about a piece to recognize someone, celebrate something, or give with purpose, I’d be honored to build it.

—Chris
Redleg Craftworks

05/04/2026

I Make Art To Escape This World, And To Express What I Can't Put Into Words.

04/25/2026

We’re set up and ready.
If you’re out at Spring Fest today, stop by and take a look at what we’ve been building.

Everything here is handcrafted—from custom frames to engraved pieces—built to last and made with intention.

Come see us and my friends The Carport Studio, Minnie's Miracle Scents, Little Missy’s Flowers, Angelwings & Butterflies, Debbie Ry, and all the other vendors.

04/18/2026

This was at the Central City Tractor Supply Farmer's Market Group

If you accidentally left your purchase at market today, please message me. Another vendor found it on their table.

04/18/2026

Always worth supporting good people and local businesses. The market community is something special.

Late to the Central City Tractor Supply Farmers Market this morning, so my friend from Redleg Craftworks helped me set up. Thank you.

04/18/2026

Come visit me and my friends The Best of Bread, baking company,Aylidelia, Susan Valentine Sandifer, Swamp Diggity Creations, REV’D UP Pastalaya, Mawmaw’s Krafty Korner, Nawanna Banks and Saddle & Sip Café today at Central City Tractor Supply Farmer's Market Group from 9am to 2pm today.

04/04/2026

Come by and see me and my friends The Fakery Bakery, Minnie's Miracle Scents CC’s Sweet Tooth, and Blissful Bites Bakery at The Four Seasons Farmers Market in Denham Springs Antique District.

04/03/2026

You can spend hundreds on something meaningful… and then throw it into something mass-produced that does nothing for it.

Or you can build around it—Most people ruin their artwork with a cheap frame.

Yeah—I said it.

A custom wood frame should elevate what’s inside—not just hold it.

This one was built by hand, cut for precision, and finished to last—because quality matters long after it’s on the wall.

So be honest—does your wall deserve better?

Follow for custom frames and handcrafted work.

04/01/2026

Precision matters most in the final steps.

This frame is fully assembled and sanded, now it’s time for finish work.

Stain and topcoat are where the character of the wood is either elevated… or lost.

At the same time, a new custom project is underway in the shop.
More on that soon.

If you’ve ever wondered why handcrafted work stands apart from big box options—this is exactly where the difference is made.

03/31/2026

“This is what ‘custom’ is supposed to look like.”

Not wrapped.
Not stamped.
Not pulled off a shelf.
8 feet of molding—built from real wood, by hand.
Watch the whole pass… this is the part big box skips.