Disruption and displacement of native environments is one of the largest contributing factors in climate change. Practicing with invasive species is a great way to learn and control their hold on your local ecology.
My oldest sister used to have this deep peachy pink hibiscus plant that traveled along with her from school to
I’m thrilled to be featured between makers and shakers Naa-Sakle Akuete, Angela Duckworth and Sarah Robb O’Hagan (to name a
During my trips through the grasses collecting botanicals for dyeing and weaving, I’m conscious of a lot of hazards in
I love rhubarb. Love it. Rhubarb pie, crisp, cobbler. I love it in mixed drinks, jams, ice cream…mmm…It’s a plant
Rocket Woman I’ve had a brief but gleeful love affair with Wintercrest—a little weed with a cute nickname: Yellow Rocket.
Personal account, dedicated to my parents Skip ahead to the kiln build DOING A JIG 2/10 I know how my
When I was first asked what type of kiln I wanted I had only dreamy visions of what it
It’s the end of November, 2016, only a few short days after Thanksgiving. Between sheets of rain, we packed
At each stage of this kiln build I didn’t think it was possible to be more excited in any other future steps. Looking back at this cold day in November, warm enough to paint but excitedly shivering in the cold, I realized I had so many more moments and shots like this giddy one of me I’d send to my sisters.