MY DIDGERIDOO CRAFTING JOURNEY

“Tell me your secrets,” I said to the Wood. And the Wood replied “Spend time with me and I will tell you everything.”

In early March of 2007, I collected my first three yucca stalks to make didgeridoos. A couple of weeks later I saw an ad on an old chatroom for a didgeridoo making workshop. So I bundled up the yuccas and headed south to Olympia, Washington where eight of us learned to make didgeridoos while it was snowing. Ever since then, I've been hooked on making these beautiful instruments. Each one has been a journey of learning and finding a love of wood working with hand tools. Every didgeridoo is hand crafted the old fashioned way with gouges, knives and sand paper. I do it this way because  it allows me to really get to know what the wood wants to be and allows me to put as much love as possible into crafting an instrument. 

Thank you for taking time to come here! Please feel free to explore this page and learn more about the work I do. If you have any questions about didgeridoos or the didgeridoo pendants, let me know by sending me an email

Many thanks and take care!