The best kind of progress is the kind you can hold.
So much of life happens instantly, on a screen and at times feels like a rat race. Making something with our own hands asks us to slow down and to be creative. Making something teaches us about ourselves and to be kind to ourselves. The reward is more than the finished product - it's knowing you made it happen with your own two hands.
THE STORY BEHIND THE SAWDUST AND DIRT
Hi, I’m glad you're here.
By day, I'm a leader and a problem solver, sitting at the center of data, product and operations. I think about how we can make things better, more scalable, more efficient.
After having kids, my husband encouraged me to find a hobby that was just for me. Woodworking became that unexpected beginning.
I learned that being a beginner, getting my hands dirty, and working through a challenge could make everyday life feel fuller. Now I share the inspiration and how-tos that might help you find your own starting point - in the workshop or the garden - and teach you how to approach from a functional design perspective.