As a child, I thought I would grow up to be an artist.  Instead, I ran an art gallery, an artist fellowship program, taught art history and museum studies to college students and owned a vintage design company.  All art related, but the dream lingered…

After the birth of my son in the summer of 2017, I experienced a strong desire to create. I decided to purchase a child’s frame loom and taught myself how to weave. Anytime baby Milo would allow me to, I would pick up that loom and experiment.

I promised myself once I made at least ten solid weavings that I would buy myself a “real loom.”  It didn’t take much time until my collection of looms and fibers grew large enough to take over a spare bedroom in our Philadelphia home, becoming my first studio.  My former career as an antiques dealer had left me with a sizeable social media following that appreciated my new endeavor, and I began to get commissions for weavings.

Today, I have dedicated my career to weaving and teaching others my craft.  I have studios in Philadelphia and Thomaston, Maine.

I am always delighted to discuss commissions and can re-create or re-interpret any works you see here that may no longer be available for sale.  And, if you would like to learn how to weave, I am now offering private lessons and group workshops in my studio in Thomaston, Maine.