Craft Fairs

Where to buy my finished works

Most of my work is made quietly at home, slowly, with the scent of warm wood and the steady rhythm of the pen. But after a long time away from selling my own pieces, I’m really looking forward to stepping back out in 2026 and sharing them again with those willing to pause and look.

And I’m always curious (that never changes!) Curious to see which pieces people are drawn to… which ones make someone stop mid-step, pick them up, and hold on just a little longer. It’s almost never the ones I expect, and that’s part of what makes it so exciting.

There’s something genuinely special in those moments when something I’ve made quietly, by hand, sparks a connection with someone else. A small pause, a shared appreciation, a piece finding its person.

Shop small, shop handmade

When you choose handmade, you’re choosing something personal. Something shaped slowly, not rushed. Each piece carries its own character, its own quiet imperfections, its own story. And in choosing it, you’re supporting real people - their craft, their time, and the passion they pour into what they make.

If you find me at a fair, I’d truly love you to stop by and say hello! You don’t have to be looking to buy. Just come and take a closer look, pick things up, and see what draws you in. Those moments of connection, of curiosity, of simply sharing the work… they’re a huge part of my woodburning journey.

When it comes to pyrography, I spend most of my time teaching it, helping others find their own rhythm with the pen, so this is a rare chance to see (and take home) the pieces I’ve made purely for the joy of it.