Techniques
There's no single way to create fiber art.
Over the years I've explored many different techniques, each chosen because it was the best way to tell a particular story. Some involve thousands of stitches. Others begin by creating the fabric itself. Some remain flat, while others grow into three-dimensional sculptures.
Explore the techniques below to see how each process brings a different idea to life.
Traditional quilting techniques become a canvas for artistic expression, transforming fabric into one-of-a-kind works of art.
Art Quilting
Thousands of stitches replace brushstrokes, gradually building color, light, texture, and shadow until thread itself becomes the paint.
Fabric doesn't have to lie flat. By combining textiles with hidden armatures and unexpected materials, I create three-dimensional sculptures inspired by nature.
Loose wool fibers are shaped and sculpted with a barbed needle, allowing me to build soft, textured forms one fiber at a time.
Instead of buying fabric, I create my own by stitching together yarns, fibers, and tiny scraps to form entirely new textiles.
