These works don’t belong to any single category—they’re the wanderers of the studio. Each one found its own scale, shape, and rhythm, guided more by instinct than measurement. Some are small experiments that grew beyond their borders; others are fragments of larger ideas made whole in their own right. Together, they show the full range of curiosity that drives my process—texture meeting chance, precision giving way to play.
Please note: colors may vary slightly due to lighting, photography, and individual monitor settings. Each piece is represented as accurately as possible.
2504-1
Size: 4×6 inches Price: $175 USD
This piece feels like a quiet conversation between thread and air. The hand embroidery blooms in small bursts of color—violet spokes radiating like petals caught in sunlight, gold and green leaves curling gently along their stitched stems. The surface hums with rhythm, each line a heartbeat of patience and precision. It’s a study in simplicity, proof that even the smallest gesture can hold a whole garden of calm.
Techniques and materials: machine-stitched batik background featuring hand embroidery.
2504-19
Size: 4×6 inches Price: $175 USD
This piece feels like a breath caught in midair—delicate, shimmering, and alive with quiet motion. The embroidered blooms radiate outward in soft bursts, their petals drawn in fine lines of color that seem to hum against the pale stitched ground. Tiny French knots scatter like drifting pollen, forming constellations of light across the surface. It’s a moment suspended—fragile yet certain, the stillness just before a breeze.
Techniques and materials: machine-stitched batik background featuring hand embroidery.
Growing
Size: 4×8 inches Price: $250 USD
This piece rises like something ancient taking root. The vertical form feels alive—cells, pods, or seeds joined by strands of light and motion. Hand-painted paper casts anchor the composition, their violet edges bound and crossed by thread as if marking stages of becoming. The stitched background pulses with hundreds of French knots, each one a quiet act of growth. Earth tones and greens carry the scent of soil and rain; it’s nature re-imagined in fiber and thread—a slow, deliberate unfolding.
Techniques and materials: machine-stitched layered background featuring hand-painted paper cast and hand embroidery.
1124-2
Size: 7×9 inches Price: $445 USD
This piece feels like motion caught mid-breath—threads twisting and reaching across a field of muted rose. Dark stitches crawl outward in branching rhythms, part vine, part vein, each line alive with quiet tension. The surface shimmers softly, like something organic just below the skin of the fabric. It’s a study in contrast: fragility rendered through strength, calm built from restless energy.
Techniques and materials: machine-stitched watercolor-painted background featuring hand embroidery.
Tile 1
Size: 12×10 inches Price: $850 USD
This piece feels like a woven conversation—five panels speaking in texture and tone. Each section holds its own rhythm: translucent fabrics layered with netting and beads, vintage ribbons glinting with quiet luxury, paper cast and stitched vines rising across a painted field. Below, wrapped rings dangle like small suns caught in a curtain of threads. The composition reads like an artifact from a tactile world, a mosaic of materials stitched together by instinct and memory.
Techniques and materials: machine-stitched layered background featuring black bias tape and black sheer ribbon edging. Section 1: hand-painted fabric with netting and beading; Section 2: vintage ribbon and beading; Section 3: painted paper cast; Section 4: hand embroidery and leaf beads; Section 5: machine thread lace, thread-wrapped washer, and thread-wrapped rings.
Tile 2
Size: 12×10 inches Price: $850 USD
This piece unfolds like a story told through fragments—each section a small world of its own. Burnt Tyvek and thread-wrapped sticks evoke relics unearthed; an infinity dragonfly hovers above painted fabric, suspended in motion. A cobalt dragon curls against soft wool roving, while tiles and stitches recall forgotten symbols. Below, beads shimmer across a paper cast strip, the Tree of Life rests quietly in its field of green, and silk cocoons spill their jeweled threads like secrets escaping their shells. Every square feels like a chapter in a larger mythology—stitched, painted, and coaxed into meaning.
Techniques and materials: machine-stitched layered background featuring black bias tape and black sheer ribbon edging. Section 1: painted and burnt Tyvek, thread-wrapped stick, and thread-wrapped washer. Section 2: netting, painted fabric on TimTex, infinity dragonfly made from infinity charm and beads. Section 3: hand-painted paper cast dragon with wool roving and hand embroidery. Section 4: hand-painted kitchen tiles and hand embroidery. Section 5: hand-painted paper cast strip with beading. Section 6: hand-painted fabric on TimTex with Tree of Life charm. Section 7: watercolor-painted fabric machine-stitched to