The worktable, mid-project.
The artist
Every piece starts with my hands.
I started designing earrings back in college, and what began as a hobby grew into a business in 2010. A year later, in 2011, I picked up quilting — and never really put it down.
“I always wanted to learn how to sew. I thought I'd be a fashion designer — but I fell in love with fabric and quilting instead.”
That love of fabric is what ties everything together. I source natural stones, glass beads, and quality textiles, then shape them into pieces meant to be lived in — jewelry you reach for every morning, quilts that get softer with every wash, and material bundles that spark someone else's project.
Nothing here is mass-produced. Each item is made in small batches, one at a time, in my West Richland studio. If you see something you love, ask about it — and if you can imagine something I haven't made yet, let's talk about a commission.
