Handmade joy, delivered
Welcome to Walsh Homemade Goods
Every piece here starts the same way — a plank of rough lumber, a lump of clay, a blank canvas — and ends up somewhere in your home, made to actually be used. I'm Jen, and this little studio is where I turn bowls on the lathe, throw pottery, build furniture, mix up acrylic pours, and cut charcuterie boards, one project at a time.
Nothing here is mass-produced. If you see something you love, I can usually make it again in a size, wood, or color that fits your space — or we can start from scratch and build something that's entirely yours. And if you'd rather make something yourself, I teach small seasonal classes for a few of these crafts too, so you can leave with your own handmade piece and a few new skills.
Take a look around, and don't be shy about asking for something you don't see.
Favorite Walsh Handmade Goods Creations
Many different Art pieces, abstract acrylic, If you would like a custom piece, let me know the colors you want and the size of the canvas (traditional sizes only)
Hand-thrown pottery adds calming texture to any room. I have vases, mugs, and bowls available. Mugs starting at 38$, Bowls are between 40-85 depending on size and Vase starts at 65$
Creative Services
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Have fun with seasonal crafts - create painted decorations. Christmas quilt block or table runner. Or a fun decoration, serving ware
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A two-hour guided session for up to six guests—materials included. you let me know the craft style you want to learn more about and I will curate a fun learning experience for the whole group.
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Fun way to explore your creative side. I will guide you through different techniques used and we complete a custom pour painting during the session. small groups only 3-5 max. All supplies are provided.
Why We Craft
Part of crafting is the joy of building and creating - what was once a figment of my imagination is now a real thing that can be used, loved and treasured. It is a pleasure to create and share. I have long loved crafting and anything that lets me create.
I have enjoyed working on Quilts, knitting, textile art, acrylic pour painting, epoxy pours, woodworking (table, side table, bookcases, etc) and turning on the lathe (bowls, decorative and seasonal crafts.)
Follow Our Creative Journey
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Let’s figure it out together—send us a note and we’ll reply within one business day.