by Julia Anderson
October 6, 2021
While the cutting board has been a food prep staple since the invention of kitchen hygiene, there’s no reason your staple can’t be a stunner. Give us a chance – we’ll make your kitchen countertop a happy place.
by Julia Anderson
June 6, 2021
Far be it from me to suggest our workshop is a doubt-free workplace, especially with Seamus (another post for another time) lurking about, planning...
by Julia Anderson
June 2, 2021
You know how it is when you think about making something and you've thought about 1.1 million possibilities? How you can take at least half of thos...
by Julia Anderson
May 30, 2021
For our first Box Lantern (view here), Kevin chose a beautiful selection of Red Oak to build the lantern's box and we were blown away by the way t...
by Julia Anderson
May 6, 2021
What’s So Special About “Alden”? When I set out to create a new fountain pen, I had two goals in mind: to create a fountain pen that combined tradi...
by Julia Anderson
May 1, 2021
We remove mountains, and make seas our smooth highway; nothing can resist us. We war with rude Nature; and, by our resistless engines, come off alw...
by Julia Anderson
April 9, 2021
Did you know according to dream interpretation, a pen represents fortune and sustainability? It’s a symbol of permanence and when given as a gift, ...
by Julia Anderson
March 17, 2021
Today was my favorite kind of day the workshop, the kind when I get a chance to work with one of my favorite materials, Blue Box Elder. Before we ...
by Julia Anderson
March 13, 2021
The letter opener was not only useful for opening correspondence, it was a luxury item that could be offered at a range of price points...
by Julia Anderson
January 22, 2021
I've been anxious to turn resin - and by anxious, I mean both excited and nervous. There are so many woodworkers and pen makers out there who are d...
by Julia Anderson
January 18, 2021
Just taking a quick break to share some pics of a gorgeous Blue Boxwood Burl we got over the weekend. I couldn't wait to start turning it and it DO...
by Julia Anderson
January 9, 2021
Hemp Wood! To me it looks like two of my favorite woods, Spalted Tamarind and Cork, got together and had a hemp wood baby . That might be another reason it was love at first sight...
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While the cutting board has been a food prep staple since the invention of kitchen hygiene, there’s no reason your staple can’t be a stunner. Give us a chance – we’ll make your kitchen countertop a happy place.
Far be it from me to suggest our workshop is a doubt-free workplace, especially with Seamus (another post for another time) lurking about, planning...
You know how it is when you think about making something and you've thought about 1.1 million possibilities? How you can take at least half of thos...
For our first Box Lantern (view here), Kevin chose a beautiful selection of Red Oak to build the lantern's box and we were blown away by the way t...
What’s So Special About “Alden”? When I set out to create a new fountain pen, I had two goals in mind: to create a fountain pen that combined tradi...
We remove mountains, and make seas our smooth highway; nothing can resist us. We war with rude Nature; and, by our resistless engines, come off alw...
Did you know according to dream interpretation, a pen represents fortune and sustainability? It’s a symbol of permanence and when given as a gift, ...
Today was my favorite kind of day the workshop, the kind when I get a chance to work with one of my favorite materials, Blue Box Elder. Before we ...
The letter opener was not only useful for opening correspondence, it was a luxury item that could be offered at a range of price points...
I've been anxious to turn resin - and by anxious, I mean both excited and nervous. There are so many woodworkers and pen makers out there who are d...
Just taking a quick break to share some pics of a gorgeous Blue Boxwood Burl we got over the weekend. I couldn't wait to start turning it and it DO...
Hemp Wood! To me it looks like two of my favorite woods, Spalted Tamarind and Cork, got together and had a hemp wood baby. That might be another reason it was love at first sight...
