Perfectly imperfect timber and hide

11/05/2026

11/05/2026

Wristbands.

Proud to share my latest creations — these handmade leather armbands, each one made with care and its own unique character. I love turning a simple idea into something wearable, rugged, and one-of-a-kind. Every piece has that perfectly imperfect touch that makes handmade so special.



Made by hand, made to last.

Here is some examples of some of my available designs. . Which one is your favourite?

02/05/2026

Not bad for firewood. Found some timber scraps at work in the boss's kindling pile, but I had other plans. Let's just say I 'repurposed' a couple pieces, had no clue what I'd do with them, and voilà, here's the masterpiece. Turned out better than I imagined, if I do say so myself.

29/04/2026

To***co pouch

I love it when ppl find out what I do and ask me if I make a certain item. My answer everytime, anythings possible, leave it with me…. And that’s exactly what happened here. 😁 old mate asked for a to***co pouch, so when I got home I did a little research and here is the finnished product. Pretty happy with how it turned out…

So if u have an idea, hit me up. I’ll give anything a go

27/04/2026

Let's meet Elisse from Perfectly Imperfect Timber and Hide. Sorry for some reason I cannot tag you Elisse, but I have sent you a collaborator request.

You can meet Elisse & all her leather & woodwork at our first market on Saturday 20th June at the Willow Grove Hall.

Around 2 years ago I made a bathtub for our dogs, when people began showing interest, that encouragement led to other wooden creations like toy boxes, shoe boxes, and teddy holders and then slowly grew to include my leather items.
Somewhere along the way it turned into Perfectly Imperfect timber and hide.

I use reclaimed timber and leather wherever possible, making every piece unique, each with its own character and story. What started as a simple project has become a passion—turning old, worn materials into something meaningful, practical, and beautifully imperfect

For me, creating is more than just making things — it’s a place to escape, to lose myself, and to make something imperfect, perfect

26/04/2026

Second chance

Sometimes the best things in life start as something most people wouldn’t give a second look to.

A gnarled, rough, weathered piece of timber sitting in the grass, too twisted or scarred, “too far gone” in everyone else’s eyes.

But that’s where my heart is happiest – taking the overlooked, the marked, the cracked and the “not quite perfect” and turning it into something beautiful.

Because it’s what’s underneath that really matters – the story in the scars, the strength in the grain, the character in every little knot and flaw.

This newest creation – a wild, red-veined timber masterpiece – is a little reminder that imperfect doesn’t mean worthless – it means one of a kind.

Thank you for following along while I keep breathing new life into pieces that just needed someone to see their potential. 🫶🏼🫶🏼