We have been customers of Lyle for several years. He's wonderful to work with. We have several…read morepieces of his outdoor Poly style furniture, some are approaching 10 years old and they look like new. We do not bring the furniture inside during the winter and, with a little spring cleaning, everything looks as good as new. Lyle uses great quality materials than have not shown any sign of rust, fading, or deterioration. This fall we decided to replace our twenty-year-old wood patio dining table with some of Lyle's furniture, he was very accommodating when we asked for a few alterations. Additionally, the old furniture matches the new, there's been no noticeable fading after close to ten years. We couldn't be happier with the products and service we've received from Lyle and B & L Woodcrafts. We tell our friends to be sure to check out what Lyle has before buying from anyone else. The quality and value are second to none!

We just purchased 2 Poly rockers, a table and ottoman for our front porch..they are wonderful!!…read more Lyle was extremely helpful and very friendly!! Looking forward to returning to purchase items for the swingset!!

I was excited to visit this large flea market, but I went in with a kind of a low expectation as I…read moreknow that flea markets often have a lot of vendors selling new, cheaply manufactured goods. That was the case here. That said, I had a good experience overall. The $5 parking was convenient, and the attendant and vendors were friendly and welcoming. I found a few stalls with some vintage secondhand goods and new old stock items, some beautiful table linens, and several vendors selling handmade wood and metal pieces and stylish porch goose clothing. If you know, you know. May is too early for most produce; there were plants and strawberries for sale. If you visit on Wednesday, you can observe or bid at the auction where there is a wide range of antique and secondhand goods being sold, and also walk through the flea market.

I think the Shipshewana Flea Market is great if it's not a long trip to get there, but there is…read morelittle there that one couldn't get locally at a thrift store or a store with local makers. There are a lot of new, cheap items instead of rows and rows of vintage/antique items. It is important to note that the pea gravel in the market makes it difficult for mobility devices such a wheeled walkers or wheelchairs. The dust produced also makes one feel dirty to a point, due to the dust produced and touching items covered in the dust.