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View fullsize Back from the weekend and shop update with handwoven bags is up! Thank you so much everyone who stopped by the booth to share your enthusiasm for my work. After weeks of working hard and sewing all day every day, it was so fulfilling to meet you an
View fullsize I am so excited to share with you these project tote bags made with my handwoven fabric. This year, I collaborated with Kacie of @handmadebykacie - a local maker of amazing bags and quilts. She brought her waxed canvas stash, I pulled out all the ha
View fullsize Hi friends. I have been working so hard on bags for this year’s Indie Untangled show. I am finally ready to take some photos and send them out into the world. There is so much to show you. All year, as I weave, I save special pieces of cloth
View fullsize Line Study Textiles will be at Garrison Craft this coming weekend! Now in its 54th year, Garrison Craft takes place September 28 & 29, 2024. Join me along with over 60 artists, live music by local musicians, regional food vendors, and more. It'
View fullsize The warp and the palette.
View fullsize Next on the loom, the first of two warps inspired by egg shades. Eggs from my backyard chicken flock are in lovely shades of brown, green, and blue, and I’ve meant to translate that into a woven design for some time. This one is striped with w
View fullsize Moving into the heat wave feels like this pile of hot-color lumbar pillows. Not yet in the online shop, maybe soon. DM if one catches your eye.
View fullsize Log cabin on the loom. It is slow work, alternating colors every row. Halfway through the warp, and I’ve narrowed in on a focus - exploring number sequences by varying the number of rows in each block. One block increases in the size while the