That time again! New bowls have been made and are available for sale on my website. Some have already been sold from the market this past weekend but see which ones are still available at peacekeeperprojects.com. As always, DMs are open if you want to purchase something and skip shipping in lieu of local pick-up. Link in bio. ⭐️
Mag Rack
Cherry, Wenge, White Oak, Painted Plywood
Kind of a spur of the moment idea, I decided to break from the meticulous planning and forethought that most woodworking requires and embrace a more improvisational approach for the building process. I went into this one without a preliminary design, working my way through a stack of cut-offs and using only hand tools to come up with the form in the moment. Excited to share the result.
Photos by @johann.mun
Next workshop MAY 23.
Join me for a beginner-friendly spoon carving workshop. Learn to read wood grain, safely use carving tools, and shape your own spoon of your own design. Tools and materials are provided, and you’ll leave with a finished piece and a deeper appreciation for working wood with your hands.
Tickets available in the newly made workshops section on my website.
Link in bio ~
As an avid lover and frequent patron of diners I am thrilled to present a very limited quantity of Peacekeeper Mugs now available on my website.
DM me if you wish to purchase and pick up in Echo Park
A few will be set aside for Saturdays @everybody.world market on a first come first serve basis
📷 Claire Preston ( @spitfire11 )
Had the pleasure of having @softservices stop by the shop to document and chat about some of my processes and give my working hands some relief. Check their bio for the full interview.
Frame for Saskia
Walnut with black dye and red grain-fill, finished with Lacquer.
I’ve only experimented with grain fill once before so I’m pretty happy with how this turned out. Looking to do some more grain fill projects soon.
📷: @johann.mun
Super 8 footage of last month’s spoon carving workshop taken by @parallelparking .
As some of you know, I teach a wood carving workshop each month out of my shop with the focus of understanding wood and its properties, tools and techniques, and letting participants design and carve a wooden spoon that they can take home, use, and keep.
It’s been such a gratifying experience to be able watch as someone has that moment where the information and physicality clicks and a new skill is unlocked. Thank you to everyone who has signed up for a workshop so far, excited for many more.
Next workshop is March 21. Only a couple spots left ~ would love to see you there.
Last carving workshop for the year is live and officially set for November 15 ~
Only a few spots left so if you’ve been thinking about coming but haven’t yet, this is your last chance until the new year.
Reserve your spot at the link in bio. Hope to see you there :)
Photos from a previous workshop by @spitfire11
