My current artistic practice is felt-making, the process of turning wool fleece or roving (unspun animal fiber) a loose, unintegrated , fluffy conglomeration of fibers into a fabric that has cohesion, integrity and dimension. I do wet-felting primarily (as opposed to needle-felting) using soap, water, and friction to create the fabric.

I make flat surfaces, such as wall-hangings, pillow covers, table runners, and scarves, as well as 3-dimensional objects, such as bowls or vessels.

I'm particularly interested in the interaction of color, while I'm also playing with texture, pattern, and composition. My work is largely abstract.