That's not a nasty disgusting basement! It's a slice of heaven where dreams come true! First yours in creating, then your customers who enjoy the beautiful creations!
Working spaces like this are meant to be dirty IMO. It reminds me of repairing typewriters for my dad. Tools and bits of stuff everywhere along with rows of typewriter carcasses for those parts you can't order anymore. Then there's the front sales area that customers see that's nice and clean.
I’m definitely going to have to get something for my wife from you, we’re fans of your channel and first discovered your channel from watching your moms channel and we’ve been hooked! I actually have a uncle out in Asheville and was recently down there to help restore his 1970 Chevelle SS and I’ll tell you what I fell in love with the south and I would love to move my wife and I down that way so until then we just watch y’all’s videos and just dream a little. May the Lord bless and keep you all always!
WOW!!!! THANK YOU, KATIE, FOR THIS LITTLE SHOP TOUR!! IT'S ALWAYS FUN TO SEE JUST HOW OTHER JEWELERS SET UP AND, TO SEE WHAT TOOLS THEY TEND TO FAVOR!!
I am so impressed with your jewelry making shop! You are so blessed to be able to work at home in a comfortable setting. You make such beautiful, unique jewelry. I love all your tools that you have accumulated over the years. Hugs!
I love work shop tours like that! I hand build stuff too myself in my free-time after work... I specialize in stereo and lighting work on vehicles, and I hand build LED 'NEON' Tag frames for cars/trucks/motorcycles here in the Hickory, N.C. area... I've hand built and sold over 247 of my LED 'NEON' Tag frames now that light up at night time around your tag... 3 years ago, I hand built myself a 12' by 16' building on our property at my mom and dad's house, and I started my own little work shop inside it too for building things. I can respect all the little hand-tools, electric power tools, and work stations so to speak we both setup to our specific needs for what all we do and make... Some of the coolest stuff you'll ever see is hand-made ourselfs using our own God given talents God gave us! I absolutely LOVE the stuff I build and sell, and you sure do get some satisfaction from knowing all the hard work and tedious work that goes into building everything from start to finish 100% yourself. You can really smile and take a lot of pride in what you create when you're done making something... And people absolutely will love it too, and will always admire your passion and skills, and and the amount of time and work that goes into everything you do and are able to create!... I always used to love making Facebook Live videos of me out in my shop building my led 'neon' tag frames live on camera for friends & customers to watch along live, and get to enjoy seeing me do the work first-hand... I always felt like I should film it and kinda document the whole process, so that years and years from now I'll have something to go back on and rewatch it all again, and so people can watch how beautifully skilled the work is... There's almost something therapeutic about watching someone who is really skilled at doing something, and listing to them explaining it as they work to those watching, and seeing them take enjoyment in doing their job!
My dad was a watchmaker years and years ago. He had a desk similar to yours. The flat drawer on his was a frame with a square cloth in the center to catch small watch parts that dropped. His glasses had magnifying pieces that came down. He did most everything with tweezers. So long ago, he is no longer living, but this made me remember. Love your channel.
I don't see your shop as messy at all. To me it's a well thought out space where work is being done. Your new pieces are imaginative and beautiful. Thank you so much for taking the time to show us around.
Thx much for this wonderful video. Your shop is amazing. Your work is fabulous and you shine thru it. I'd love to send you some of the unique and beautiful rocks we find here on our 150 year old ranch, which has an interesting history full of great settlers. I hope to find out how to get them to you. You are doing God's work and it comes thru your hands and fingertips. Beautiful pieces. Peace and love
You need a rolling mill. I Remember when you just had the little desk. Your an official bench jeweler. Lap Artist! I love collecting tools,especially old tools. The journey never ends.
That’s a cute tidy space by the window. Good lighting and being able to see nature while you work. Working from home has so many pros from all the comforts of home, a loving family like yours, being your own boss and all the gas money you are saving. 😊
Thanks for the tour Katie. You're very blessed to be able to do what you do and to be so good at it. They always said if you're doing what you love, you'll never work a day in your life. Perhaps a little over-stated, but there is a lot of truth in it.
Thank you Katie for showing us your workshop. Now when your Mom says you are working we can visualize you in your shop. Your shop does not look messy at all. In fact it looks well organized to me.
Cool shop! You have to expect some clutter when you are being creative!! I used to work on crafts (sewing). I always had my very large desk where my sewing machine sat, fabric and of course different shears, pins/needles, etc. What a mess, but then again, I was being creative. Thank you for the tour of your shop. I think it is great.❣️I love rocks. Always collected them when I was younger and still if I see one that's different or pretty I save them in my plants...they are pretty. LOL.😊 God bless you. Keep creating all your lovely jewelry and collecting your creek stones/rocks.
You actually have a well organized workshop. It was interesting to see all the tools you use and your jewelry creations are beautiful. Thank you for sharing!
You made us earings for our grandaughters......beautiful. Nice to see your....simular to mine in many ways. I have lots off antique tools, love them. They just feel right in your hand. Your shop is awesome. I use the old 'Jelly Jar' shelf for smalls. Just a wood shelf, use small jelly jars, screw the lid (2 screws) to the underside of shelf, screw the jar to the lid. I use this alot. Stay safe now and God bless.
I'm very impressed but not surprised by your workshop, Katie. You seem very smart, practical, and creative, and that's what I see reflected in your workshop. Thanks for the tour, it was fun! God bless!
Thank you, Katie! I really like the way that your workshop is set up. I love old tools! Those old stamping blocks are incredibly cool! You do such amazing work! I enjoyed getting to see what you're working on, and the pieces you have just finished there at the end 🙂 Again, thank you for taking us along for the tour! God bless you and your family 🙏
Love your workshop, Katie! I so admire your knowledge on the different tools as well as your talent in creating beautiful things. Thank you so much for showing us your workspace! God bless you!
What a great video! I LOVE to see people, especially young people, who learn early how to actually MAKE things! When I was very little my parents made some sort of jewelry for a project our church had for fund raising for the church. My dad was a telephone man who taught me to solder and use tools well before I was ten years old. I went to college and became an engineer in the early 1960's, but was shocked that many of my instructors didn't know how to make the things or even use the tools that they were teaching us about. They knew and taught the theory, but as we both know that is NOT the same as actually doing it! I am 75 going on 76 and I can not imagine not having some sort of workshop. Yours is FAR better Organized than mine. Thanks again and keep it up. Art and engineering share the same roots -- think of Leonardo da vinci! He was both. My late wife was also an artist first but also became a geologist too.
Nice shop, you have quite the collection started. Just wanted to point out that the pickle solution so close to the metal lightswitch will cause the switch to corrode as well s metals on well above it. Ask me how I know.😄
What a wonderful space. You are so blessed to have that. Your work is awesome. I'm imagining that you and Nick will be married soon. He is talented as well.
You have a very neat and wonderful place to work. It being in Mom and Dad’s basement is the cherry on top! Spend as much time with them as you can. I lost mine 13 and 12 years ago and miss them every day. You girls seem to love yours as much as I loved mine and I cherished the time I had with them. You are extremely talented and I too have a love of “rocks” .
I really like that you tell what the components are in your rock! I was an avid rock collector as a youngster! I understand your interest. You really are blessed to be able to turn this into an income!
Katie; I was unaware of the amount if rocks and items and tools needed for your hobby, you are truly very versatile, from creating beautiful jewelry and also being very talented in playing the fiddle❤😊
Wow, what a wonderful skill to have! I have always loved rocks & collected them wherever I go. This would have been a great field for me to have gone into back when I was younger! Love your creations. You are very talented & skillful.
Sure doesn't look like a dungeon Katie!! I think ALL your tools are SO AWESOME!! Your jewelry is So Beautiful, just Saw the ring You made for Granny, SO BEAUTIFUL & SPECIAL!! Also, love how You showed the "old time" tools & etc. Take Care Sugar & GOD BLESS & KEEP YOU!!! LOVE YOU ALL!! (wish we could see some of Nick's woodworking as well)
Like the way you have set up your areas of jewelry work. You can’t spend lots of time cleaning or you’d have no time to work! Great tools and exactly what you need! Very well done and thank you for sharing!😊
I love your work station and the set-up! It looks very organized to me! Thank you for the tour Katie and for showing us some of your lovely pieces 🙂💕💕 The ring you made Granny for her birthday is really nice. Love and blessings xxx
Cool set up you have there in your "dungeon." And love your "YOU ARE GOOD ENOUGH" sticker on your bench. You certainly ARE good enough. Lovely, kind, hard-working, funny, and super talented with stone and metal works and the violin!
That right there was a splendid tour of your shop, thank you for sharing. It reminded me of a thousand years ago when I used to do some gunsmithing. I used checker and refinish stocks, blue and etch, and gold plate a little, on top of everyday everything. Your bench and tooling brought those memories flooding back to me. True handmade craftsmanship seems to be so rare these days that anyone good at it should be valued all the more. I FIEND on quality tooling, and that little ole pair of round nosed Swiss pliers that you showed just really made me happy. You can see the metal handles are the equivalent of an old wooden floor that's been walk on so much it's got a path wore in it. Remember these times, because in my opinion they're the best. I'll almost guarantee you that when you do get your own shop, maybe even an employee or two working with you, you'll look back on these humble and simpler times with fondness. You make beautiful jewelry and keep at it. God Bless from the Pacific Northwest.
Very nice video showing some very high quality tools and how far you have progressed in skills creating some very beautiful things. I can tell you have a love for the old traditional ways combined with new which is much more efficient. Very well done mastering the art and skills needed to create beauty from nothing :)
Thanks for the tour of your shop it’s very interesting and you’re such a talented young woman! Keep up the great job and may the Lord continue his blessings and favor upon you!❤
Nice seeing where my beautiful pieces of jewelry were crafted. My favorite is your work bench and all the beautiful rocks. I have an old small hammer that my grandmother used in local brick yard to check silica brick for cracks. I would never part with it; funny how a tool can mean so much to us. Thanks for sharing your "office" with us. The tour was so interesting and I learned so much.
Katie you have such a wonderful variety of things. More than I imagined. I can tell this is such a passion of yours. You are so knowledgeable about it. Your space is set up wonderfully! You know right where to keep things organized. The basement is not awful. Not a place for a dust cloth and polish. Thank you for the tour. I enjoyed it very much. 💗
Wow!!! I can tell that you love what you do!!! You are a very very talented young woman!!! Thank you so much for sharing it all with us!!! God Bless!!!
Thanks for sharing with us the space where you 'hang out' Katie - it's so interesting to see where you work and the tools needed and the works in progress, and even some finished ones, which were so beautiful. You have a great set up. Your love of 'rocks' is depicted in this video, and in the one of a kind 'gems' you create! It is wonderful that you can work from home.
Your shop might be "basic" but the jewelry you produce anything but. You have some great-looking pieces they're beautiful and my granddaughter is in love with her earrings! God bless!
Beautiful work! It’s not messy if you know where everything is. Looks organized to me. Loved those aqua colored stones. Take care and God bless you! 😀❤️
You have an amazing gift and a great place to work. Thank you for sharing. I'm reminiscing as you show antique tools. I still have some from my Dad and he had a couple from his Dad. God bless you and yours❤🙏🙏❤
Thanks Katie, looks like a practical and well used work area. And, its clean compared to some I have seen. Appreciated the final products and the polished rocks. I could use a desk like Nick made.
Tk u for sharing ur shop area w/ us! I enjoy looking around shop areas. I find it interesting to see the tools & processes folks use to create the final product!
I started my business in my basement. I used to tell everyone my goal in life was to have an office that didn't have a washer and dryer in it. Love your work. See you soon!
Nice set up. I love that table. Yeah, that rock dust or swarf is so messy but really your work area is not bad. When I first started learning CNC Machining I was grinding cast iron compressor shafts. Two of my machines were huge centerless grinders with 900mm stones about 200mm wide spinning at 3600mm/min. I really enjoyed seeing your setup. I just got a 30"x1" belt sander with a 5" disc for various sharpening tasks. Good job on the table Nick! Thanks for sharing your work cell with us!
That's not a nasty disgusting basement! It's a slice of heaven where dreams come true! First yours in creating, then your customers who enjoy the beautiful creations!
Working spaces like this are meant to be dirty IMO. It reminds me of repairing typewriters for my dad. Tools and bits of stuff everywhere along with rows of typewriter carcasses for those parts you can't order anymore. Then there's the front sales area that customers see that's nice and clean.
Love your shop
I’m definitely going to have to get something for my wife from you, we’re fans of your channel and first discovered your channel from watching your moms channel and we’ve been hooked! I actually have a uncle out in Asheville and was recently down there to help restore his 1970 Chevelle SS and I’ll tell you what I fell in love with the south and I would love to move my wife and I down that way so until then we just watch y’all’s videos and just dream a little. May the Lord bless and keep you all always!
WOW!!!! THANK YOU, KATIE, FOR THIS LITTLE SHOP TOUR!! IT'S ALWAYS FUN TO SEE JUST HOW OTHER JEWELERS SET UP AND, TO SEE WHAT TOOLS THEY TEND TO FAVOR!!
I love your shop and your creativity!
I love rocks!
I am so impressed with your jewelry making shop! You are so blessed to be able to work at home in a comfortable setting. You make such beautiful, unique jewelry. I love all your tools that you have accumulated over the years. Hugs!
Love the bench. Messy is the name of your job. You are not cooking a meal you are creating beautiful things from stone and metal!
Looks like a comfy, messy, gloriously productive setup. Thankyou for giving us a glimpse of your workshop.
Thanx Katie for making Granny that beautiful ring for her 83rd birthday. God bless.😃
I love work shop tours like that! I hand build stuff too myself in my free-time after work... I specialize in stereo and lighting work on vehicles, and I hand build LED 'NEON' Tag frames for cars/trucks/motorcycles here in the Hickory, N.C. area... I've hand built and sold over 247 of my LED 'NEON' Tag frames now that light up at night time around your tag...
3 years ago, I hand built myself a 12' by 16' building on our property at my mom and dad's house, and I started my own little work shop inside it too for building things. I can respect all the little hand-tools, electric power tools, and work stations so to speak we both setup to our specific needs for what all we do and make...
Some of the coolest stuff you'll ever see is hand-made ourselfs using our own God given talents God gave us! I absolutely LOVE the stuff I build and sell, and you sure do get some satisfaction from knowing all the hard work and tedious work that goes into building everything from start to finish 100% yourself. You can really smile and take a lot of pride in what you create when you're done making something... And people absolutely will love it too, and will always admire your passion and skills, and and the amount of time and work that goes into everything you do and are able to create!...
I always used to love making Facebook Live videos of me out in my shop building my led 'neon' tag frames live on camera for friends & customers to watch along live, and get to enjoy seeing me do the work first-hand...
I always felt like I should film it and kinda document the whole process, so that years and years from now I'll have something to go back on and rewatch it all again, and so people can watch how beautifully skilled the work is... There's almost something therapeutic about watching someone who is really skilled at doing something, and listing to them explaining it as they work to those watching, and seeing them take enjoyment in doing their job!
My dad was a watchmaker years and years ago. He had a desk similar to yours. The flat drawer on his was a frame with a square cloth in the center to catch small watch parts that dropped. His glasses had magnifying pieces that came down. He did most everything with tweezers.
So long ago, he is no longer living, but this made me remember. Love your channel.
I don't see your shop as messy at all. To me it's a well thought out space where work is being done. Your new pieces are imaginative and beautiful. Thank you so much for taking the time to show us around.
Nothing better than an old piece of furniture made for a specific use!
Thx much for this wonderful video. Your shop is amazing. Your work is fabulous and you shine thru it. I'd love to send you some of the unique and beautiful rocks we find here on our 150 year old ranch, which has an interesting history full of great settlers. I hope to find out how to get them to you. You are doing God's work and it comes thru your hands and fingertips. Beautiful pieces. Peace and love
Thanks so much Katie for sharing your working studio with us. You are very very talented. I love the pieces you make. 🥰🤟
You need a rolling mill. I Remember when you just had the little desk. Your an official bench jeweler. Lap Artist! I love collecting tools,especially old tools. The journey never ends.
That’s a cute tidy space by the window. Good lighting and being able to see nature while you work. Working from home has so many pros from all the comforts of home, a loving family like yours, being your own boss and all the gas money you are saving. 😊
Thanks for the tour Katie. You're very blessed to be able to do what you do and to be so good at it. They always said if you're doing what you love, you'll never work a day in your life. Perhaps a little over-stated, but there is a lot of truth in it.
This was a great video Kat, I still say you could be the "Bob Ross" of jewelry making. 💕
Thank you Katie for showing us your workshop. Now when your Mom says you are working we can visualize you in your shop. Your shop does not look messy at all. In fact it looks well organized to me.
It’s obvious you love what you do. You are so talented and creative! Thanks for sharing it with us.
Cool shop! You have to expect some clutter when you are being creative!! I used to work on crafts (sewing). I always had my very large desk where my sewing machine sat, fabric and of course different shears, pins/needles, etc. What a mess, but then again, I was being creative. Thank you for the tour of your shop. I think it is great.❣️I love rocks. Always collected them when I was younger and still if I see one that's different or pretty I save them in my plants...they are pretty. LOL.😊 God bless you.
Keep creating all your lovely jewelry and collecting your creek stones/rocks.
Super cute that your desk has a mustache, Katie. Young lady, you have an awesome dungeon, it is really rocked solid.🤣🤣 Have a great weekend.
You actually have a well organized workshop. It was interesting to see all the tools you use and your jewelry creations are beautiful. Thank you for sharing!
You have a nice shop. Your jewelry is pretty. The pink stones caught my eye 💕.
You made us earings for our grandaughters......beautiful. Nice to see your....simular to mine in many ways. I have lots off antique tools, love them. They just feel right in your hand. Your shop is awesome. I use the old 'Jelly Jar' shelf for smalls. Just a wood shelf, use small jelly jars, screw the lid (2 screws) to the underside of shelf, screw the jar to the lid. I use this alot. Stay safe now and God bless.
I'm very impressed but not surprised by your workshop, Katie. You seem very smart, practical, and creative, and that's what I see reflected in your workshop. Thanks for the tour, it was fun! God bless!
Thank you, Katie! I really like the way that your workshop is set up.
I love old tools! Those old stamping blocks are incredibly cool!
You do such amazing work! I enjoyed getting to see what you're working on, and the pieces you have just finished there at the end 🙂
Again, thank you for taking us along for the tour! God bless you and your family 🙏
Love your workshop, Katie! I so admire your knowledge on the different tools as well as your talent in creating beautiful things. Thank you so much for showing us your workspace! God bless you!
What a great video! I LOVE to see people, especially young people, who learn early how to actually MAKE things! When I was very little my parents made some sort of jewelry for a project our church had for fund raising for the church. My dad was a telephone man who taught me to solder and use tools well before I was ten years old. I went to college and became an engineer in the early 1960's, but was shocked that many of my instructors didn't know how to make the things or even use the tools that they were teaching us about. They knew and taught the theory, but as we both know that is NOT the same as actually doing it! I am 75 going on 76 and I can not imagine not having some sort of workshop. Yours is FAR better Organized than mine. Thanks again and keep it up. Art and engineering share the same roots -- think of Leonardo da vinci! He was both. My late wife was also an artist first but also became a geologist too.
Thanks for the tour. I love the big window and natural light you get. Awesome. 👍
I love that jeweler's bench. So many drawers and little compartments to keep your doo-dads and your hickey-dos!
Nice shop, you have quite the collection started. Just wanted to point out that the pickle solution so close to the metal lightswitch will cause the switch to corrode as well s metals on well above it. Ask me how I know.😄
What a wonderful space. You are so blessed to have that. Your work is awesome. I'm imagining that you and Nick will be married soon. He is talented as well.
You have a very neat and wonderful place to work. It being in Mom and Dad’s basement is the cherry on top! Spend as much time with them as you can. I lost mine 13 and 12 years ago and miss them every day. You girls seem to love yours as much as I loved mine and I cherished the time I had with them.
You are extremely talented and I too have a love of “rocks” .
Rock on!!! You're soooooo awesome!! ty..xoxo 🥰🖐👍🤟✌🤪
Awesome set-up. Thanks for sharing. God Bless
I love it. Very nicely setup. A clean shop, is not a shop. It is a place to store things that someday I will work on.
God bless you my friend
I really like that you tell what the components are in your rock! I was an avid rock collector as a youngster! I understand your interest. You really are blessed to be able to turn this into an income!
Katie;
I was unaware of the amount if rocks and items and tools needed for your hobby, you are truly very versatile, from creating beautiful jewelry and also being very talented in playing the fiddle❤😊
Thank you Katie for the Tour. You are quite Creative. Bless your Heart 😊
Wow, what a wonderful skill to have! I have always loved rocks & collected them wherever I go. This would have been a great field for me to have gone into back when I was younger! Love your creations. You are very talented & skillful.
Sure doesn't look like a dungeon Katie!! I think ALL your tools are SO AWESOME!! Your jewelry is So Beautiful, just Saw the ring You made for Granny, SO BEAUTIFUL & SPECIAL!! Also, love how You showed the "old time" tools & etc. Take Care Sugar & GOD BLESS & KEEP YOU!!! LOVE YOU ALL!! (wish we could see some of Nick's woodworking as well)
Excellent Tour of your Work Zone! Thanks for taking us in there!💎💎💎
I love that light sea green rock at 17:24, that would definitely be a good one for any piece of jewelry!
Everything looks so cool and interesting. There’s a lot more to what you do than I imagined.
I really enjoyed this video Katie and you do beautiful work.Thank for sharing with us and God bless you.
You are so talented…thank you for showing us around and telling us about the different things & metals…I can tell you love what you do 😊
Like the way you have set up your areas of jewelry work. You can’t spend lots of time cleaning or you’d have no time to work! Great tools and exactly what you need! Very well done and thank you for sharing!😊
Thank you for the tour of your work shop.
I love your work station and the set-up! It looks very organized to me! Thank you for the tour Katie and for showing us some of your lovely pieces 🙂💕💕 The ring you made Granny for her birthday is really nice. Love and blessings xxx
WOW!!!! What an amazing journey, to walk through your world of making beautiful art! Thank you so much Katie for sharing. ❤️ 🤞🥰🙏
Talented + efficient = beautiful products. Well done!
You keep apologizing for the mess. This is not a mess, it’s creativity in progress. What a great set up you have. ❤️🇨🇦
So exciting I can’t wait to show Theodore my grandson this video ❤❤❤
Cool set up you have there in your "dungeon." And love your "YOU ARE GOOD ENOUGH" sticker on your bench. You certainly ARE good enough. Lovely, kind, hard-working, funny, and super talented with stone and metal works and the violin!
You have a nice workshop it is very organized
That right there was a splendid tour of your shop, thank you for sharing. It reminded me of a thousand years ago when I used to do some gunsmithing. I used checker and refinish stocks, blue and etch, and gold plate a little, on top of everyday everything. Your bench and tooling brought those memories flooding back to me. True handmade craftsmanship seems to be so rare these days that anyone good at it should be valued all the more. I FIEND on quality tooling, and that little ole pair of round nosed Swiss pliers that you showed just really made me happy. You can see the metal handles are the equivalent of an old wooden floor that's been walk on so much it's got a path wore in it. Remember these times, because in my opinion they're the best. I'll almost guarantee you that when you do get your own shop, maybe even an employee or two working with you, you'll look back on these humble and simpler times with fondness. You make beautiful jewelry and keep at it. God Bless from the Pacific Northwest.
Thanks for showing us your setup.
Very nice video showing some very high quality tools and how far you have progressed in skills creating some very beautiful things. I can tell you have a love for the old traditional ways combined with new which is much more efficient. Very well done mastering the art and skills needed to create beauty from nothing :)
This was awesome, Katie!!
You have a great set up, remember what people say: some of the greatest ideas comes from your home workshop!!! Great job ❤️🙏❤️
Thank you Katie! This is all so cool. I love everything about gems and minerals. You are so talented. I feel privileged that you shared this. ❤
Thanks for the tour of your shop it’s very interesting and you’re such a talented young woman! Keep up the great job and may the Lord continue his blessings and favor upon you!❤
Katie very nice set up thank you for sharing God bless you .
Thanks for showing us around your workshop! It's awesome!😙
Thanks for the tour!
Katie, I find your work with beautiful stones both beautiful and amazing! I’ve enjoyed you showing your nice workspace! Thank you!
Nice seeing where my beautiful pieces of jewelry were crafted. My favorite is your work bench and all the beautiful rocks. I have an old small hammer that my grandmother used in local brick yard to check silica brick for cracks. I would never part with it; funny how a tool can mean so much to us. Thanks for sharing your "office" with us. The tour was so interesting and I learned so much.
Katie you have such a wonderful variety of things. More than I imagined. I can tell this is such a passion of yours. You are so knowledgeable about it. Your space is set up wonderfully! You know right where to keep things organized. The basement is not awful. Not a place for a dust cloth and polish. Thank you for the tour. I enjoyed it very much. 💗
What a talented person! I love your space. Those polished stones are gorgeous.
Wow!!! I can tell that you love what you do!!! You are a very very talented young woman!!! Thank you so much for sharing it all with us!!! God Bless!!!
The space does not make a creator but the Creator can easily make a Space and I do sense a lot of great energies from your Creative Space :)
I really enjoyed seeing your shop! Thank you and keep up the beautiful work.
Thank you so much, Katie, for the beautiful labradorite necklace. I just received it today. Gorgeous!
Thank you for sharing Katie.
Just ordered your last pair of medium silver hoop dangles. I can’t wait to wear them!
Such a neat shop / work area , God bless .
Set up to be very effective and efficient. I admire you using old tools as well.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing with us the space where you 'hang out' Katie - it's so interesting to see where you work and the tools needed and the works in progress, and even some finished ones, which were so beautiful. You have a great set up. Your love of 'rocks' is depicted in this video, and in the one of a kind 'gems' you create! It is wonderful that you can work from home.
Your shop might be "basic" but the jewelry you produce anything but. You have some great-looking pieces they're beautiful and my granddaughter is in love with her earrings! God bless!
Those blue tear drop earrings are stunning! I’ll be ordering some of those in the future! Such talent and dedication!
Beautiful work! It’s not messy if you know where everything is. Looks organized to me. Loved those aqua colored stones. Take care and God bless you! 😀❤️
You have an amazing gift and a great place to work. Thank you for sharing. I'm reminiscing as you show antique tools. I still have some from my Dad and he had a couple from his Dad. God bless you and yours❤🙏🙏❤
Thanks Katie, looks like a practical and well used work area. And, its clean compared to some I have seen. Appreciated the final products and the polished rocks. I could use a desk like Nick made.
Wow Katie, I didn't realize how much you have going on, pretty impressive, I like it. I would love to work from home like that, good for you 😁🙏
Tk u for sharing ur shop area w/ us! I enjoy looking around shop areas. I find it interesting to see the tools & processes folks use to create the final product!
I was intrigued by your video as the public see only, mostly, the finished work in a jewellers shop.
Miss Katie, nice to see, the behind the scene, of how something is done. Have a good weekend.
I started my business in my basement. I used to tell everyone my goal in life was to have an office that didn't have a washer and dryer in it. Love your work. See you soon!
Katie I really enjoyed that tour of your shop. I have always admired your work. Thanks.
Enjoyed thanks Katie
Live your shop, tools, rocks, slabs and everything else! Proud of you! Your finished products are beautiful.
Love the tour! Now when Tipper says your in the basement working, we have a visual! It’s great!
Nice set up. I love that table. Yeah, that rock dust or swarf is so messy but really your work area is not bad. When I first started learning CNC Machining I was grinding cast iron compressor shafts. Two of my machines were huge centerless grinders with 900mm stones about 200mm wide spinning at 3600mm/min.
I really enjoyed seeing your setup. I just got a 30"x1" belt sander with a 5" disc for various sharpening tasks.
Good job on the table Nick!
Thanks for sharing your work cell with us!
Great video, thank you so much for sharing!!
Nice workshop Katie. -Patty
Seems like a very organized space. Handy and convenient to work in. Thanks for showing us your space.
Very interesting. I enjoyed your shop tour and explanations of your tools.
I have been looking forward to this shop tour. I admire your workmanship with the rocks that you gather from the nearby creek.