In this episode of the Prosperous Prairie Founders Podcast, host Brian Ludwig sits down with Kyle Moffat, the owner of Dixon Doodles in Regina. Kyle shares the story behind his unique business that creates personalized wooden artwork, ornaments, plaques, and custom gifts. What began as a small creative project in a condo bathroom has grown into a thriving local business with a team, a showroom, and customers who value meaningful, handcrafted products.
Kyle explains how Dixon Doodles specializes in turning photos, names, and personal moments into detailed wooden keepsakes. These pieces often mark life’s most important moments, including weddings, births, retirements, memorials, and business milestones. By designing and producing everything in-house using precision equipment like lasers and CNC machines, the business provides highly customized products with quick turnaround times.
One of the most inspiring parts of Kyle’s story is how the business began. His wife originally started experimenting with a craft cutting machine during maternity leave. Soon after, Kyle began cutting wooden name signs for their children using a scroll saw in their condo bathroom. Friends and family started placing orders, and the demand slowly grew through social media. When the COVID pandemic arrived, Kyle made the bold decision to leave his job and focus on the business full time.
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