Ladd woodworks and Fiberarts

Installed private office door. Updating the building

My amazing sister makes amazing bags of all kinds. Especially these, making lunches a breeze to pack.

Finally decided to make a cutting board for personal use!

I had a great time remodeling this fireplace. The mantle is sassafras wood from . Look at that grain!! So beautiful.

A beautiful day to mill some lumber

My latest cabinet build. Loved how this made the covered deck pop. Can’t wait to have some sweet tea on this beauty.

Installed French doors. They needed a transition threshold. So I made one. Being able to make custom items for a space, no matter what they are, is so awesome.

Two boards I recently made for a wonderful family. Glad I could be a part of a wedding and a birthday. It makes the process so meaningful.

Well, this is a long time coming. Although not completely finished, the deck is built and the pups are already loving it. Details to finish are skirting, planter boxes and stairs out another door, then staining. But now at least we can enjoy fall out on it.

The latest of dining room built- ins. This monster project is 11.5 feet long amd 10 feet tall. I love the base cabinets with an open shelf concept paired with the closed off storage behind the raised panel doors. I made the shelves and butcher block counter top from local hickory. Thank you for the opportunity to build this in your beautiful home, amd great color choice.

Finished this office desk after finishing the built in (hardware came in!). The desk is 100% Hickory all cut from a downed tree. I made it a 4 leg style with a pedestal type base to connect the legs. I did put a dark walnut stain with a black glaze to bring out the amazing grain. Love how this desk/table turned out even though it kept me awake many a night thinking about its progress. 😂

Furniture making is quite the process. I am always m going over all the steps In my head, making parts, plaining to a certain thickness , drilling holes, making mortise and tennons. Here I am making 4 table legs and making the story pole is my savior for repeating the leg pattern. The second one is always the hardest and the 4th one is always the most fun!!