Years ago when I began growing food on our rooftop garden in Brooklyn, I learned about the benefits of companion planting. Companion planting is the technique of planting different plants near each other to help with growth and pest control.
Read MoreAs we get closer to March, I’m always in awe how the garlic I plant in the fall survives the winter.
Read MoreStudio View: February
Read MoreFor the warp, I’m using a light green tweed yarn that adds dimension. The “floating” flecks of color makes it more tactile.
Read MoreSome of the benefits of waking up early are the quiet and looking out the kitchen’s window to notice the moon at dawn. It’s a sublime time of the day.
Read MoreIt’s always a gift to get up early to enjoy the quiet before a busy day begins.
Read MoreStudio view: September
Read MoreCreating gardens is a way of taking beauty and nourishment, but most importantly, is a way of giving back to nature.
Read MoreFinding a pocket of green, a mini forest, a rooftop garden in an urban environment always brings awe and joy. Everything is possible. Nature and committed people make it possible.
Read MoreRed Columbine, enchanting small flowers doing the biggest job.
Read MoreSeed Library (Kale)
Cotton and wool yarn
8 x 12 inches
I work in gardens, with fiber and textiles, photography, prints, and performance among others.
Read MoreBefore I began weaving, there were subtleties of textiles and dyeing/printing with vegetables from the rooftop garden in my work.
Read MoreSeed Library (Remolacha/Beet)
Tweed & hand dyed yarn
Vintage wooden knitting needle
12 x 16 inches
Dyeing yarn with black walnuts.
Read MoreCape Hatteras, 2022