These 19th-century toiles and prints from France were all used as drapery at one point. There are some alterations and hem changes to many of them, some fading. One can imagine whose homes they cam...

I was working on one project and decided it would be great to walk to the cemetery during the snowstorm this past Sunday morning and photograph the newly restored fountain. I imagined the women hav...

I'm excited to have my first official artist residency with The Prairie, Charlotte, NC. I will create new work in November, inspired by a character that started to form during my research at The Ol...

Tnumarya's Object Lessons of The Old Manse uses several inspirations from the historical house in Concord, MA that I have been studying for over a year now. Bracket is one of the objects that Tnuma...

 The moving blanket/prince and the pauper coat. I had made moving blankets from a silk jacquard we had woven for the 2012 A/W collection using 19th century map illustrations of Europe. One idea was...

Sometimes I make and sell a cocoon cardigan and have difficulty parting with it. This is mostly due to wanting to use it as a prototype because it is so unique. The Diamond Coverlet cocoon was defi...