I’m so delighted to introduce you to Lauren Cassidy of Loz wood bowl you over… she’s a firecracker – witty, energetic and bursting from creativity.

Somehow she finds time between being a mother to three wonderful girls (Anya-Taichia, Diversity
Read more about my interview with her below.
Tamara: Tell me about your woodworking journey.
Lauren: I’ve always loved working with wood and really just fell into it. Apart from high school, I have no formal training in woodwork.
Tamara: Can you please tell me about your business?
Lauren: I use mainly local woods and timbers to create usable art, mainly bowls and chopping boards and a range of kitchenware. I’m a big fan of red gum and work with a bit of resin and love the look of stones against the wood grains.
Tamara: What has been your most rewarding experience as a business owner so far?
Lauren: Being able to take peoples ideas and adapt them into a product and give them something that they can use and cherish.
Tamara: Is this where you thought you would end up?
Lauren: I’ve always enjoyed working with my hands, this is just

Tamara: What characteristics/ skills/ attitude do you think you need to be a successful woodturner and businesswomen?
Lauren: Self-motivated and artistic and imaginative, good time management skills and basic business knowledge is a bonus.

Tamara: What advice can you offer other ladies interested in this trade?
Lauren: Just give it a try and ask questions and try different things start small and create what you want to.
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Lauren is a very beautiful inside out. She does some amazing work. And has time to help others with knowledge and skill.
Wow,i love the work she is doing..Very beautiful and full of creativity..I my self love art alot,its my passion and I do mentor and pass on my skills to other youth at some youth center in my community at a voluntary basis..I also run a small business dealing in ladies wears made of African clothes..And I make crafts,bags,wallets,African beads necklaces etc..When I speak of I don’t like..Lol.But will stop here..Good work lady.Bravo
Hi 🙂 do you have a link so I can check out your stuff… I’m always keen to feature a new person!