Textiles

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Exploring Fiber as Form, Function, and Craft

Textile and fiber arts are a space where I experiment with material, process, and technique. My projects range from knitting, weaving, sewing, needlework, and yarn spinning to fabric pattern development and other exploratory works. Each piece reflects a curiosity for how fiber can move between traditional craft and contemporary design, blending utility with expression.

Weaving samples exploring techniques and materials.
Detail of 100% wool knitted sweater.
Knit Circle promotional poster utilizing a mixture of stranded, intarsia, and duplicate stitch color work techniques.
Loom-woven cotton-wool blend fabric with geometric pattern using 6 shafts.
Spinning sample: hand-spun yarn with mixed fiber content, combining loft and strength.
Self drafted vest pattern with stranded knitting detail.
Free-form embroidery piece playing with botanical motifs, beading, and layered stitching.
Spinning sample: hand-spun yarn with 100% wool fiber content, exploring spinning methods and speeds.
Fabric pattern exploration: digitally rendered repeat print inspired by gingham variations printed on 100% cotton.
Loom-weaving process showing warp and patterning.
Free-form embroidery piece in meditation on the persecution of the Uyghur muslims.
Bobbin of hand-spun yarn with mixed fiber content.
Final knit garment image.
Woven scarf process images.
Entrelac knitting sample.
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