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Name that gift!

Apr 10, 2025 | Mountain Events

Couple smiling in a craft shop with display items.

 

Kuffel Corner welcomed a new shop – L. Dubbs Engraving – on Saturday, April 5. Leda Dubbs can engrave your name or favorite saying on a variety of products, including but not limited to charcuterie boards, glasses, candles, magnets, keychains. She and her husband, William (1), invited folks to stop by to shop, admire the work they did in the space and enjoy some appetizers and beverages. Not only does Dubbs engrave a name or saying on the glass candle holder, she makes the candles (2) (and will refill the glass after the candle burns). This board (3) is William’s favorite item in the shop.

 

Dubbs Engraving is located at 935 Kuffel Canyon Road, Skyforest. For more information, visit ldubbsengraving.com.

 

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