

Canadian By Design
al·che·my (/ˈalkəmē/)
noun: A seemingly magical process of transformation, creation, or combination.
Turning your ideas into treasured keepsakes. We craft unique, laser-engraved personalized gifts and custom hand-turned writing instruments, combining materials with your imagination and transforming them into lasting memories.
Alchemy started out as Pacey Woodcraft in 2019 in Kingsville, Ontario, making custom wood-turned items for corporate and individual gifts. With the recent addition of laser engraving and other media to the shop, the product offering is expanding, with new items being added all the time.
We never require any minimum order quantities for customized items.
Raw materials are sourced from all over the world and transformed into finished products in Kingsville Ontario. Canadian vendors and products are favoured wherever possible.
Looking for something that you can't find on the website? Contact us and we'll be happy to find something to suit your imagination.
Pacey Woodcraft began when I took up wood turning as a hobby. I discovered pen turning as an offshoot not long after that and I was hooked. At first, I was making them for immediate family, friends, and colleagues. I soon began to realize that folks enjoy a good pen - especially when the design and materials are chosen specifically to suit a person or their interests. Things continued to evolve after I settled in the beautiful Victorian town of Kingsville, Ontario, Canada in the spring of 2019.
I gave this project my Mum's family name. It seemed appropriate as the most natural thing in the world was for her to have pen in hand, always writing letters, making lists & doing crosswords.
Every turner develops their own process for their craft, and they can vary greatly from one turner to another, I'm certainly no exception, having spent countless hours developing and refining my approach, with a view to giving people the best quality handcrafted item possible. As I experiment with different approaches and discover new materials, I've ended up adding steps to my process in a constant effort to refine the final results. This ultimately means that it takes more time, but a quality-driven item is more satisfying to make.
Cursive is alive and well.
Kingsville, Ontario, Canada