Women of Woodworking

Women of Woodworking is a volunteer-based media project that began in 2014 as an interview series here on my blog and on Instagram at @womenofwoodworking. I wanted to help amplify the stories and work of other women and gender non-conforming woodworkers out there, and help foster a welcoming community space for all.

That series has now grown into a robust community of women and non-binary makers from all over the world. We’re also partners with The Furniture Society to produce virtual programming, interviews, as well as meet-ups and a virtual affinity group.

Interviews and Media:

Let’s Hear It for the Ladies Who Lathe – New York Times

Women of Woodworking Project Update

Instagram Live Interview Series (2020 – present)

Women of Woodworking for Pen & Chisel

Crafting a Revolution Podcast (various episodes)

Cristiane Martins, Amazonia, Brazil for Popular Woodworking

Lupe Nielsen, Las Vegas, NV for Popular Woodworking

Phoebe Everill, Drummond, Victoria, Australia

Daej Hamilton, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Jessica Budnick, Clover, SC

WOO Pit Crew

Peggy White, Almonte, Ontario, Canada

Lynette Breton, Part II – The Ancient Bog Oak Flower Press

Lynette Breton, Harpswell, ME Part I

Laura Mays, Fort Bragg, CA

Kim McIntyre, Bellevue, WA

Larissa Huff, Philadelphia, PA

Vanessa Johnston, South Queensferry, Edinburgh, Scotland

Kate Duncan, Vancouver, BC, Canada

Danielle Rose Byrd, Bar Harbor, ME

Meredith Hart, Durham, NC

Women of Woodworking Reworked

Kelly Meagher, Northwest Arkansas

Motoko Smith, San Diego, CA

Keira James, Staveley, England

Jimmi Wingert, Los Angeles, CA

Sarah Marriage, Hoboken, NJ

Leslie Webb, Georgetown, TX