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Twisted Handle will be offering hand made mugs, bowls, plates, vases, candle holders and more!

All of my work is food safe and dishwasher safe unless noted otherwise.

04/15/2026

Busy day today between my full time career and the studio. Crazy enough, this all only took about 2 hours to throw! Now trimming tomorrow will be a whole different story. 😂

03/23/2026

Love this shout out from one of our new retail partners!

Go check us out at North & Shore in the Lincoln Park Craft District! ♥️♥️

02/14/2026

We've joined a new retail location! If you're ever in the Madison, WI area stop on over to Lake Mills and check out the cutest little town and Lake Milled Crafts to shop from local artists! ❤️

02/12/2026

People ask me all the time if I make butter dishes. My answer has always been: butter bells… but no butter dishes.

Well — that changes today.

Say hello to 2026’s newest item: the butter dish. 🧈
Each one is thrown as a single form on the wheel, then carefully cut apart to create two perfectly fitted pieces. Functional, simple, and handmade from start to finish — just how I like it.

Finally giving the people what they’ve been asking for!

01/31/2026

Pet Urns!

I will be doing a big website upload tonight and these plus some other things will be available!

Twistedhandlepottery.squarespace.com ♥️

01/20/2026

I finally did it—verbal walk-through videos are here.

This is video #1! It’s about 7 minutes long, but it’s a full look into my process. More to come ✨

01/18/2026

Busy day in the studio today... Working on mugs for a couple of custom orders, urns for pets, mini urns to have on hand as part of my Pottery With a Purpose program, and lastly- some clay reclaim. Its about time i start reutilizing my trimming scraps. 🤣

01/16/2026

Got to step out of the studio today and bring the clay to the kids!

A faithful follower is a local teacher and due to their art teacher needing to take a temporary leave, they do not have one this year. Because of this, we were invited to go and do a quick art class with the K-12 school in Floodwood, MN!

I focused on the hand building classic of pinch pots. Some students went different ways, but watching their creativity was fun!

Meagen Csomos Came with to assist with the groups. We all know she's a master when it comes to taming children. Lol.

01/12/2026

Something new I've been working on... I think I may do an entire collection like this. What do you all think?? 😍

01/08/2026

Meet Jeremy.

A 36-year-old man from northern Minnesota who fought like hell through the hardest year of his life.

Jeremy and his wife have been together nearly 18 years and share three amazing kids—two girls and one boy.
From the outside, they look like the perfect family. But beneath the surface, they were forged through heartbreak, resilience, and more medical battles than any family should ever have to face.

One daughter survived cancer.
The other required open-heart surgery as an infant.
Two unimaginable challenges—and they pushed through.
They were thriving.

Then came 2025.

Jeremy became suddenly and critically ill.
Hospital stays. One after another. Some lasting weeks.
Finally came the avalanche of diagnoses: kidney failure, liver failure, thiamine deficiency, sepsis, bilateral pneumonia.
He fought. Again and again. But his body simply couldn’t recover from all the damage.

I started following Jeremy’s story last October when it appeared in my news feed. I felt instantly pulled to his family. And I quietly promised myself that if the unimaginable happened, I would help in the way I could—through clay and purpose.

I offered his wife a handmade urn crafted in Jeremy’s favorite colors—black and red. A piece that honored who he was.

The day I finished it, I learned their community had stepped in and helped them raise enough money for the burial Jeremy had wished for. My heart swelled. That was his true desire—and they were able to honor it.

And still, I told his wife: This urn is yours. Use it in whatever way feels right.

She shared that she may place a plant in it and add it to Jeremy’s memorial wall at home.
And I think that’s beautiful—turning a vessel into a living reminder.

A place for memory.
A place for love.
A place for Jeremy.

01/03/2026

Meet Hannah 💖

A couple of days ago, I made a New Year’s post where I mentioned a young woman named Hannah—the inspiration behind the launch of Pottery With a Purpose.

Back in early November, Hannah’s sister, Haven, reached out with a mockup of an urn she had designed and asked if it was something I could create. I told her to give me a few hours and that I’d get back to her. Later that afternoon, I let her know it was something I could take on and shared my pricing.

My pricing was simply too high for them—and that sat heavy with me. I started asking myself, What can I do to make this happen for Hannah? I decided to cut my pricing in half and offered a payment plan: half down to begin the piece and the remaining half upon completion. They agreed.

Creating this urn for Hannah is something I poured my heart into.

Hannah passed away at just 22 years old. According to her friends and family, she was sweet, caring, and kind—someone who would go out of her way to help anyone. She loved making people laugh and smile. And to make her story even more meaningful, she worked with autistic children.

Hannah was truly a light in this world—and that light was shut off far too soon. Her passing was an unexpected and devastating loss for her family. While their budget was tight, I knew Hannah deserved the most beautiful final resting place. And her family deserved an urn that reflected just how special she was.

Below is what we created together for Hannah 🤍

01/01/2026

Happy New Year, everyone! ✨

This past year has truly been one for the books for us.

We did more events than ever before, added a couple of new go-to events for future years, joined three new retail spaces, and became a proud new member of the Bayfield, WI Artists Guild.

Becoming a member of the guild feels a bit unreal. When I first started this hobby, I never imagined it would take me where it has. I am incredibly humbled by the experiences, opportunities, and connections it has brought into my life.

This year also marked the soft launch of a passion project that has been in the works for quite some time. I’ve always wanted to find a meaningful way to give back to my roots, my community, and those who truly deserve it. That vision became Pottery with a Purpose—a project that began with the passing of my grandfather-in-law this summer.

What started as one urn I made for him turned into another for a family member who had been waiting in a box, then another for a recently deceased member of my husband’s family, followed by a donated urn for a member of our best friend’s family who passed very suddenly. And then came Hannah.

Hannah was a sweet, caring, and kind young woman who passed away on Halloween this year at just 22 years old. Her sister, Haven, reached out to me to see if I could bring her design to life. I knew I could—but my rates were simply too high. That moment is when everything clicked.

Pottery with a Purpose exists to provide discounted and/or free urns to families facing unimaginable loss—those who have lost loved ones to su***de, homicide, addiction, sudden or unexpected causes, homelessness, or poverty-stricken circumstances. These are the deaths no one is prepared for, the losses that come with overwhelming and sudden costs.

Throughout this coming year, our goal is to partner with local funeral homes so we can continue giving back and helping families in need when the unexpected happens. In the meantime, if you know someone going through this kind of loss, please reach out and let’s see what we can do.

Everyone deserves a memorial.
Everyone deserves a beautiful final resting place that reflects who they were while here on earth.
Nobody deserves to spend their eternal rest in a black plastic box.

And, to help with the costs of making these beautiful memorials, we will occasionally run a donation campaign to help with material costs so you can all play a part in our mission too!

Here's to 2026 ❤️

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Brule, WI
54820

Telephone

+12182690309

Website

http://twistedhandlepottery.squarespace.com/

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