From The Krenov School to Capellagården, and back to a pair of chairs I made 20 years ago — reupholstering them, and reflecting on a life spent learning to see the smallest details.

Replacing our wheelbarrow handles with storm-fallen black locust, one of the strongest woods in North America, as we continue building a handmade life in NC.

A quiet afternoon of spring cleaning at our leather workshop on Waterfall Farm — no talking, just the sounds of tools, water, and steady work.

Refining the firewood process on Waterfall Farm — a high-speed flywheel splitter, breathable bulk bags, and the routine we’ve distilled over ten-plus years of heating with wood.

The first boil of the season at Waterfall Farm — walking up the mountain through the snow to open the sugar house and light a fire under this year’s first run of sap.