Mountain Time Woodworking

1 tree planted per item sold | woman made | low VOCs

art inspired by nature

About Mountain

Time Woodworking

Artistic expression has always been a huge passion of mine. Growing up, my dad used to hand pick antiques and restore them in our barn. I used to watch him strip, sand & stain -turning something old and worn to something new and beautiful.

I love making unique pieces that are one of a kind. Please feel free to contact via email or social media with any custom requests.

Surprised my husband on our wedding day with a handmade shot board with our date etched in. It ended up serving two purposes that night.

Now, we have a fun way to celebrate every year on our anniversary.

sunrise snow.

Early one morning we drove back home to Fort Collins from Breckenridge. I will never forget that image. The beautiful Rocky Mountain snow caps were catching the suns morning rays and shining bright whites and sparkling golds off the grey toned earth. 2021

Spring colors in the mountains of Colorado

Winter colors in the mountains of Colorado

simple peaks collection.

simple peaks collection

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longs peak mtn.

Couldn't help but to stare off to the West on my daily commute to Loveland Colorado. Longs Peak has a sort of magic to it as it catches the suns rays in the morning, and tucks the sun in, in the evening.

Connecticut winter vibes.

Growing up on the East Coast, you’re surrounded by gray tones in the winter. The trees, the skies, and the plants - all different hues of gray. The fresh snow added a beautiful touch of brightness. Blue skies were few and far between in the winter, but we always looked forward to them!

Back on the East Coast, my mom is a beekeeper. Did you know honeybees actually create perfect hexagonal cells to store their honey and raise their young?

Bees have been dying in alarming numbers across the US. Studies have found that beekeepers are losing 40% of their honeybee colonies over the past year, largely due to pesticides. Bees are an essential part of the agricultural system, as they pollinate three-quarters of all crops. Practice organic gardening, support organic crops.

Both love and art come in all different

colors, shapes, and sizes.

This awesome piece was a specially requested from a family member. A 7.5 ft Sasquatch to put in their yard! So fun!

The moon is a feminine symbol, universally representing the rhythm of time as it embodies the cycle.

Ever since I was a child, I've always had a fascination with space. Checking out the stars and moon through a telescope in my grandparents kitchen was always favorite past time. I once asked my them "why is the moon hairy" and come to find out- it wasn't hairy, there was just a willow tree branch hanging in view of the lens.

A beautiful way to display your air plants. Accompanied with healing gem stones and a glass prism. If you set this in the sunlight, it will fill the room with rainbows.

Amethyst, Aquamarine, Quartz, Tigers Eye, Amazonite, Aqua Chalcedony, Onyx, Citrine, Peridot..

Game Time

baby bow/accessory holders

Inspired by our sweet 9 year old golden, Nuala

Inspired by our sweet red heeler mix, Shyla

for when you run out of counter space for your plants

Special bedroom shelf request

Special dining room shelves request

In town deliveries

Custom piece for a few beautiful musician friends that have been in my life for 15 years

Most snowflakes aren't giant. They are typically between .02 and .5 inches wide. However, snowflakes can get pretty big. The Guinness World Record recorded a snowflake that was 15 inches wide in Montana in January 1887.

Due to the way they are structured, you could fold a snowflake in half, and the two sides would nearly match. That's why you always create a paper snowflake by folding the paper first.