broken geode

broken geode

woven pottery

Sometimes new ideas come from failures. When I made this frame, I intended for it to be a full circle, but when it came out of the kiln’s first firing, there was a crack in it which resulted in a wedge breaking away. I was disappointed and would have normally...
perfect day

perfect day

woven pottery

The advent of Spring’s additional daylight and warmer days brings the colors that I love. I am drawn to the outdoors for the pure pleasure of being surrounded by blue skies, pristine white clouds and shades of green everywhere I look. The air is that perfect...
water

water

woven pottery

Ask a child to draw a body of water and they’ll reach for the blue crayon, but it’s really more complicated than that – salt, fresh, river, lake, spring, frozen, ocean and more – each has it’s own palette. This piece is inspired by so many of the different shades of...
beach comber

beach comber

woven pottery

The best time to go beach combing is at dawn after a storm. The nocturnal waves and tides have pushed hours worth of flotsam and jetsam onto the shore, and you can find treasures as the sun breaks the horizon, bathing the sands in golden light. A stroll along the...

mars

woven pottery

7 months and 293 million miles later, Perseverance recently landed on the 4th planet from our sun. I am equally fascinated by the human ingenuity that it took to make that happen and the scenery and sounds that are beaming back to us. Mars was named for the Roman god...

sea storm

woven pottery

This string art piece was inspired, as so many of my pieces are, by water. This time I was thinking of the colors of the ocean on a stormy evening. Ominous clouds are looming over layers of crashing waves while the spray from the surf makes the air taste of salt. If...

midnight waters

woven pottery

I’ve never been skinny dipping. Not because I never wanted to, but because I never really had an opportunity that seemed right. Maybe Hollywood has ruined it for me, but I feel that it’s the sort of thing that needs the right setting. Night-time for sure....
washington

washington

woven pottery

Call me crazy but I’ve had politics on my mind a lot recently. These last few months have really made me think about what it means to be presidential. Things have happened in Washington DC that I never imagined I’d see, in a city named after the first man...
glacier bay two

glacier bay two

woven pottery

This piece was inspired by the colors and sights to be found in Glacier Bay, Alaska.   All of the colors were surprising to me – the water was a minty green, the glaciers were teal and grey, the land was a deep charcoal.   All of it was on a grand scale and its...

pretty princess

woven pottery

This piece, coming in at only 6.5 inches across, is one of the smallest I’ve made yet. It may be tiny but it’s been made for a princess! The fibers are fluffy and soft, contrasting with the sparkle and luster of the gold, pearls and faceted glass beads,...
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