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Tracy and Corey Anderson have opened a craft shop next to Big M Realty on the Main Highway at 25 1/2 1st Ave. West. The crafts are predominately wood kits that can be painted and assembled right at their shop with a guided lesson, or purchased as a kit to take and make at home. These kits make wonderful gifts, they are an easy to send through the mail, or wrap. They can also just be a project for a long winters' night. You don't have to have mad art skills to enjoy one of these projects, and have a final product that you can be proud to hang on your wall. These kits are precut wood designs that you can paint yourself and put together. Beyond the bigger kits, they have smaller items such as phone stands, keyrings, and much more. They also do laser engraving for signs.

Tracy and Corey started their wood kit business in January of 2020. They started by having a vendor booth at craft fairs. The business took off, people loved it, and Tracy and Corey decided to start the little store on February 11th this year.

Lura Pitman

Variety of wood kits and finished artwork available at Twisted Harmony Creations craft shop.

Tracy and Corey moved to Roundup about five years ago from Billings. They had a twenty-year career in Billings running a successful cleaning company. They were ready for a change, and were looking to move away from the downturn that their neighborhood was taking in Billings. They found a "fixer-upper" in Roundup to become their forever home, and have lived here the past five years. Since moving to Roundup, they started up this small business, and Tracy also is a cook at the Busy Bee.

Many products are already painted and available to buy as gifts. If you and your friends want to book a craft party, there is a space available for small events. You have to visit the tiny store to appreciate the really beautiful space, and see what is available. Store hours are 11-7 Wednesday through Sunday, and you can look at the shop online at Twisted-Harmony-Creations.square.site/ email [email protected], and phone Tracy at 406-598-4473 for any questions.