I’m so pleased to be included in this year’s 111th Annual Gold Medal Exhibition at the Scarab Club, juried by Katie Pfohl, curator of contemporary art at the DIA and a lovely human.

My work is included among this incredible group for Matéria EDITION: All Materials, a holiday group presentation. It is a fun and accessible collection of art - a truly interesting mix of materials, so many different expressions that all come together in a festive riot.

What happens when I put more energy into the process of making the work, versus the effort to get something out of it. Just keep making the work.

Runner Magazine review of Environment + Microclimates show

Two years ago, Katie Shulman started this thing - a monthly meeting for fiber artists. She shared about it on social media, and it's grown ever since via grassroots and word-of-mouth. I found out about it on Instagram and asked if I could come to the 2nd meeting - Katie said YES! Because that's how Katie works - "YES!"

With Environment + Microclimates, we have no money to begin with, so that’s off the table, but we have space.

I recently had a very impactful “a-ha!” moment when I read a newsletter about perfectionism.

Raise your hand if someone offers an opportunity you’re really interested in, and find a way to make it happen.

I got a wild hair to join quilter Heidi Parkes' virtual Diary Quilting workshop.

The simple act of tying a knot is an adventure in unlimited space.

How could such a small amount of time be so profound?

What to do when you hit a creative rut? Open up a can of beans.

Free-roaming sheep and wild and woolly landscapes captured my heart and cultivated my interest in working with wool and fibers.

First national juried art show!