Commissioned for a framed weaving for an airline pilot. Inspired by the abstract visions of the ski tucked into the clouds. To be homed in D.C.

Commission inspired by the Sandia mountains in New Mexico. Homed in Northern New York

Commissioned to capture the four seasons of Northern New York. Two strands of yarn weave from one season to the next, connecting the panels together for the year. Homed in Northern New York

Inspired by the sunrises that start a new day after a dark night. From the ground up where acorns nestle into the ground to the dark heaven, there is always new hoping rising. Homed in Tennesee.

A slice of nature, including smol cute acorns. Homed in Central New York

I kept these. Bwhahaha

Made for the #blacklivesmattermovement, this past year and all the years before of forced silence and the voices that rise above it all. Hate should never be allowed to shape lives and take lives. All proceeds of this piece were donated to Black Lives Matter nonprofit. Homed in an office in Northern New York

Homed in Northern Minnesota

Meet Hilda, now living up in Maine. A piece commission piece inspired by that picture from a Hilda graphic novel page. Homes in Southern Maine.

My first large commission. Homed in Northern California

Homed in Western Tennessee

I kept this… evil laugh

Homed in Northern California

Homed in Northern California

Homed in Southern Maine

Homed in Northern New York

Homed in an office in Northern New York

For a kid of a lineman in Northern California

Homed in San Fran

Two weaving wove together, yet still independent.

Homes in Northern New York

Version 1.0 because it got lost in shipping and USPS has no idea where it is. I’ve never had this happen before so we waited and waited hoping it might arrive. But alas, it seems to have been sucked into a void in the post office system. So I made version 2.0. But I wanted to share it here because I LOVED IT. Homed somewhere in the shipping void.

Version 2.0 this one actually made it to its destination. I adore it more than the first lost one, so I’m happy. Homed in a nursery in Southern Texas.

“CBC” (complete blood count). This piece I am probably the most honored and proud to have made. A very emotional one as well.

This piece was commissioned by my aunt and uncle (in-law) for a hematologist/oncologist who was instrumental in their lives presently. Doctors really do not get thanked enough when they go above and beyond, and that was what they wanted to do for this one. Inspired by the red and white blood cells of a blood count and what this meant to their lives right now. It is framed in a shadow box and will be hung at the clinic. This piece I made through tears at times and with love and prayers the whole time. It holds a deep part in me because of the impact this family has made by welcoming me into their hearts and lives and accepting me as their own, in good and hard times.

Homed in the clinic in Northern New York

One is homes in San Fran and the other is homed in North Dakota

Homed in Northern New York

Homed in Northern New York

Homed in Wester Tennessee

My first official weaving. Homes in Western Tennessee