Walk your own path. Write your own story. Carve your own spoon. * I had my first (but hopefully not last) spoon...

This beautiful swift has found a home here with me. It's sure to make the time I spend winding my skeins of yarn go much faster, and...

My father-in-law, David, built us this table. It's solid oak, sturdy, and has simple lines. It's the perfect table to ...

 Despite the recent storms, life has been full of some really good things lately. I thought I'd share. { African flower hexag...

"Can I borrow your hacksaw?" I asked my father-in-law as I bounced into his kitchen on the morning after Thanksgiving.  ...

K and his dad using a froe and mallet to split cedar David, my father-in-law, gave K and I a woodcarving class this weekend. He started of...

  The holiday continues! I thought classes started back today, but they actually start tomorrow, so I have one more day of vacation. What a ...

Under our skirtless (for now) Christmas tree is such a beautiful, simple nativity. My father-in-law, David, hand-carved and built this sc...

K in the workshop As I mentioned in a post before, we went to Maysville over the weekend so that K could get some woodworking lessons from h...