A creative side hustle celebrating the bike life by re-purposing scrap components into works of art!
06/30/2022
It’s been a minute!
A recent sign that went out as a Father’s Day gift. Simple with the raw chain. Classic with the live edge.
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The original design vision for this piece was significantly different. Many attempts were made but I just couldn’t get it to come together. Sometimes that happens. I’ll keep working on it but may need to go a collaborative route to get it just right.
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📸: RTRphotography
02/12/2022
Coasters! Perfect for your après ride!
Pretty stoked on the first attempt with epoxy. 🤘🏻
02/07/2022
Trying something new! There’s likely to be some “perfectly imperfect” pieces up for grabs throughout the trial and error/learning phase! 👀
01/14/2022
What started as an attempt at a different technique turned into a bulk custom order!
01/13/2022
Strayed from the bike parts on this one.
It isn’t always about the bike, but rather where the bike takes us. This cute little sign features some naturally tumbled beach glass and pebbles found at a little local spot on the shore of Lake Simcoe.
01/11/2022
A custom logo sign for .
Love getting the super clean mounting of the chain onto the wood. 😍
>> check out the progress pics
01/09/2022
A custom variation of the gingerbread house for a sweet wee fam that grew by one in 2021!
01/08/2022
And just like that it’s 2022!
A massive shoutout to all of you for being with Chainbrkr. this holiday season in all the ways; your likes, shares, interaction and purchases have been outstanding and meant so much! I am humbled by another year of incredible support, encouragement, and shared passion. As always, the best part is the engagement with all of YOU!
And now that the holidays are over, I can finally share a few of the custom pieces that went out but were kept under wraps to not ruin any surprises!
12/25/2021
Should tree toppers be a thing for Christmas 2022?!
12/18/2021
Custom wreath! This one came together super cute!
A gift from one workout partner to another! The requests were: reindeer (added a second reindeer to signify the friendship), the year, and dumbbells instead of jingle bells!