Felt a little cheeky this weekend and took a break from stats and ArcGIS, and thesis writing to hammer out some silver instead ✨ This school year has definitely had moments where it felt like it would neverrrrr end… and I had a dream about pr
Hey friends! I’m officially done my first semester of grad school, and it sure feels good to take a little space and sink some energy back into silver. My smithing bench has been collecting dust (and Charlie and Lola’s dog bones) for the
Home in Revelstoke and it feels SO dang good to slow it on down this week. I’m finding moments to finish up projects, (like this reversible pendant), get out kayaking and get my head wrapped around moving across the country for school! To t
The River Ring. These are hands down my favourite thing to make at the bench. Simple. Meaningful. A symbol of all the spirited and warm groups of river people out there. 4 or 5 years ago I made a couple dozen of these rings and gifted them to frie
Loving these chunky green Emerald Valley pieces! (And my little photo shoots on the PCT with the doggo!)
This time in Chile has flowwwwwn on by and it’s hard to believe that I’ll be back in Revelstoke in a few days!! Feeling very grateful for a month of Chilean rivers and roads and for a couple of weeks well spent in Futaleufú 💙🌊 W
Another variation of the River Ring ft. Royston Ribbon Turquoise. Excited to get back to the bench next week ❤️ 🌊
Levelling up the feathers with some Emerald Valley Turquoise 💛
It’s possible that I get more sentimental when friends ask me to make custom pieces for their doggos than I do when friends ask me to make custom engagement or wedding rings… Trying not to read into what that says about me as a person&he
A friend recently lent me ‘Gathering Moss’ by Robin Wall Kimmerer. Her writing, as always, is pure poetry and it’s been inspiring me to wander around Revelstoke’s mossiest corners before the snow flies. “There is an an