I live in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley with my husband and our two black labs, surrounded by the quiet beauty of mountains, forests, and changing seasons.

I’ve been crafting for decades, always drawn to working with my hands and creating things that feel soft, natural, and meaningful. Over time, that creative path led me to wool—where I found a way to truly “paint” using texture, color, and fiber. I have also learned to sculpt with the wool fibers, allowing me to create not only “paintings”, but sculptures inspired by the natural world that surrounds me.

Every piece I make is inspired by the world around me—from wildflowers and woodland details to the gentle rhythm of nature here in the valley. My work is a reflection of that place, shaped slowly and intentionally, one fiber at a time.

I don’t just craft with wool — I paint and sculpt with it.

Using layers of fiber, color, and texture, I create soft, tactile pieces inspired by flowers, forests, and the natural landscape. Each piece is a small expression of nature, brought to life through wool.