Women woodworking

Editor’s Note: We are thrilled to kick-off a new series today called ‘Where Women Work.’ At ROSE & IVY, we are very lucky that we get to cross paths with many talented individuals who have fascinating careers. Many of them have made us curious and made us ask—how do you break into something

In honour of Women's History Month & International Women's Day, we wanted to shine the spotlight on Australia's remarkably talented women woodworkers. Meet a few of Handkrafted's fantastic female furniture makers, who have carved out big names for themselves in this male-dominated domain. Women have played a critical role in the woodworking sector for centuries, despite often

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Sitting in FourBarrel Coffee on a cloudy San Francisco morning sipping coffee in her...

The Women's Workshop in Minneapolis offers woodworking classes and shop time for women and gender non-conforming makers.

When she was in high school, Deanna Wheeler had no idea what she wanted to do for a living. Now, she makes $40/hr as a carpenter.

Teresa preparing a set of samples with @rubiomonocoat @ateliermateus #marcenaria #woodworking #workbench #rubiomonocoat #atelier #lisboa

With an impeccable eye for design, and amazing woodworking talents, Christa Paarni's Salvaged Soul creations are lustworthy and her advice is inspiring!

In celebration of International Women's Day I want to share with you 7 awesome green woodworkers whose work you should be following. 1 - Anna Casserley