I am based in central Massachusetts.

I update the shop 1-2 times per month, depending on how much work I am able to produce. Some months tend to be busier, especially during farmer's market and craft fair season.

To stay in the loop, subscribe to emails and follow my instagram @waysofwoodfolk.

I am happy to recreate one of my own, sold creations. I can make tweaks depending on the item (glaze color, vessel size, basket shape, etc.). Note: my items are all handmade and no two items are exactly alike.

Feel free to contact me via email or direct message me on instagram to discuss further.

Yes! I sell at various in-person events throughout the year. To stay up-to-date on which events I will be vending at, check out the "events" page on this website or follow my instagram @waysofwoodfolk for updates.

Yes! I teach various classes around Massachusetts. I teach a beginner's wheel class at The Pottery Mill in Lowell, MA on Sundays. I teach a vinyasa yoga class at The Worcester Center for the Crafts on Wednesday evenings. I also teach various workshops throughout the year.

Not at the moment! I am working on creating an entire collection of hyper realistic woodland animals, which I anticipate will take quite some time. I hope to teach more needle felting classes and the future and offer in-depth tutorials that can be downloaded on my website.

I have been studying herbalism for over two years. In October of 2023, I completed a 6-month long herbal apprenticeship program with The Boston School of Herbal Studies led by wonderful teachers Linda Patterson, Madelon Hope, and Tommy Priester. I will be a lifelong student and will continue to take classes and learn.

I decided to create products that all serve a specific purpose and bring joy to the world as sustainably as possible. I focus on using as many native, wildcrafted herbs in my formulations as possible, of which we have many in Massachusetts.