We love to grow the gorgeous Julia Child’s roses in the garden with their licorice scent. We also enjoy and recommend her timeless and simple vinaigrette.
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Night sky from the studio window while weaving…
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For the warp, I’m using a light green tweed yarn that adds dimension. The “floating” flecks of color makes it more tactile.
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Some 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.
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It’s always a gift to get up early to enjoy the quiet before a busy day begins.
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Working with nature gives us an opportunity to slow down to look closely.
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Studio view: September
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Creating gardens is a way of taking beauty and nourishment, but most importantly, is a way of giving back to nature.
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Red Columbine, enchanting small flowers doing the biggest job.
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Seed Library (Kale)
Cotton and wool yarn
8 x 12 inches
I work in gardens, with fiber and textiles, photography, prints, and performance among others.
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Before I began weaving, there were subtleties of textiles and dyeing/printing with vegetables from the rooftop garden in my work.
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Seed Library (Remolacha/Beet)
Tweed & hand dyed yarn
Vintage wooden knitting needle
12 x 16 inches
Dyeing yarn with black walnuts.
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Asters are beautiful for our eyes, and good for the pollinators.
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Cape Hatteras, 2022
