These materials become sculptural fiber pieces, dimensional quilts that blend fiber and fabric in unexpected ways, and expressive wearable art, each layered with memory and meaning. Every lock carries a story.

Whether I’m creating one-of-a-kind fine art, custom commissions, or show pieces for exhibitions, I use fiber art as a medium to explore form, emotion, and connection to the natural world. It’s a tactile conversation between biology and beauty—anchored in care, curiosity, and color.

My pieces are often bold, sometimes whimsical, and always personal. They live at the intersection of fiber and feeling—where nature becomes art and every strand matters.

I speak to creative communities, professionals, and organizations looking for perspective, hope, and the spark of reinvention. My style is personal and grounded, with moments of wonder and wit, inviting listeners to connect with their own creativity, purpose, and next step forward.

These aren’t cookie-cutter keynotes—they’re tailored, thoughtful, and designed to stay with people long after the event ends.

I lead with exuberance and intuition, encouraging you to dive in before nerves can catch up. You’ll start with your hands, not your head—and along the way, I’ll offer guidance, hints, and the kind of surprising science that makes the fiber, the animals, and the process come alive.

Using the same long, lustrous locks I work with in my art, I guide small groups through hands-on explorations that celebrate imperfection, wonder, and personal expression. Whether we’re making fiber flowers, wild hats, or sculptural forms, the process is playful, alive with meaning, and deeply textural.

These offerings are occasional and intentionally limited—crafted to feel like creative retreats. I’m also exploring ways to share the magic more widely through curated kits and future online experiences.

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While my main focus is on fiber art, speaking, and immersive creative experiences, I occasionally take on one-on-one collaborations related to fiber farm planning, creative agritourism, or storytelling-infused consulting. These are rare and by invitation only—but if it sounds like the right fit, you’re welcome to reach out.