spoons and butter knives made from scraps
countertop riser made from oak and cedar offcuts
leaf coasters made from deconstructed drawer sides
side table made from construction scraps
tabletop shelf made from deconstructed pallets
shelf made from copper pipes and pine construction scraps
bookshelf made from old doors
riser made from scraps and salvaged bits of walnut, oak and tulip poplar
side table made from pallets and oak floorboards
child’s cube chair and desk made of deconstructed furniture
corner table made from pallets and worm-etched branches
yin-yang tabletop shelf made from walnut and maple
custom trivet using cast-off tiles and salvaged oak, with cedar splines for structure and decoration
wooden spoons carved out of pieces of a broken desk
cutting board stand made from scraps left over at other woodworking shops
cheese boards made from scraps and offcuts
baby rattles made from scraps of walnut and oak
candle holders made from live edge curly maple scraps
hanging spice rack made from discarded pallets
side table made from construction scraps, featuring a used nautical chart
corner shelf made from construction scraps and bed slats
some of the earliest Flotsam spatulas, made from scraps (of course!)
earrings made from strips of leftover scraps
chopsticks made from Tulip Poplar scraps
side table/bookshelf made from construction scraps
side table made from an upcycled pipe and a pile of scraps
side table made from construction scraps and oak floorboards
cutting boards made from strips of offcuts and scraps
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Thank you for looking through my gallery! This is by no means a comprehensive list of all of the pieces I’ve made. For in-stock listings of small crafts, jewelry and kitchen utensils, please visit my online store (you can expect fast shipping). If you have something specific in mind, or perhaps a sentimental piece of wood that you’d like to see turned into something special, check out my custom work (but don’t expect anything fast). And if you’d prefer to browse, my spoons, spatulas and other cooking tools are stocked at many local stores throughout the Hudson Valley.