Exquisitely Designed. Uniquely Handcrafted.

BarnWood Pens LLC was founded in 2007 by John Stuart. John took his hobby of pen turning and expanded it into an artisan line of products using reclaimed barn wood.

What started out as a hobby of pen turning has blossomed into a craft line of household utensils, picture frames, fountain pens, and more.

News and Updates from Barnwood Pens

New Albany Farmers Market

New Albany Farmers Market

This Saturday, April 22, 2023, marks our first day back at the New Albany Farmers Market. We’ve missed you all and hope that you had a nice, pleasant winter. We will bring a few new products with us. Like our laser-engraved bamboo cutting boards. Plus, we will have a wider selection of knives! Be sure

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Garrison Hollow Dairy Barn

Garrison Hollow Dairy Barn

Washington County (named after President George Washington) was formed by the Indiana Legislature in 1813 and it became official on January 17, 1814. The county seat was chosen to be an area of about 174 acres and was named Salem – in remembrance of the settler’s home town of Salem NC. Washington County has the

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Join Us at Our First Craft Fair

You’re invited to visit us at our first Craft Fair! It will be on Saturday, April 28, 2018, from 9 AM to 3 PM at Crossroads Elementary in Mt Washington, KY. Let us know on Facebook if you will be there!

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Contact Barnwood Pens

If you have any questions about our products or about a custom product, please let us know.

In the Beginning

This is the barn that started it all. Demolished in 1984, the owners kept the remnants of this dairy barn. It was located on Garrison Hollow Road in Salem, Indiana (Washington County).

Our Products

To say we have pens is an understatement! We have roller ball pens, fountain pens, click pens, twist pens. Then, there are writing pencils and drawing pencils. Plus keychains, screwdrivers, knifes and more!

Where to Buy

We set up at the New Albany Farmers Market each Saturday during their summer hours (8 AM til 12 noon). In the fall, we will attend a few craft fairs leading up to Christmas.

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