Waukesha, Wisconsin
Meet the Maker: Each scarf begins as simple black and white yarn — a blank canvas for color and texture. I hand-dye the yarn to create rich, layered hues, using techniques that let pigments blend naturally for a painterly effect. No two dye lots are ever the same, which makes every piece unique. I work with premium, eco-friendly fibers such as Cashmere, Merino Wool, Silk, Eco Cotton, and Tencel. These materials are chosen for their softness, quality, and sustainability, creating scarves that are both luxurious and comfortable to wear. Once the yarn is dyed, I knit each piece on a loom using hand-manipulated techniques that allow for subtle variations and sculptural texture. After knitting, the fabric is felted in hot water to gently shrink and transform the fibers, producing a mix of dense and sheer areas that catch light in different ways. Each scarf is an original design, shaped by color, touch, and process. My goal is to create accessories that feel alive — pieces that change with movement and wear, reflecting the natural beauty of the materials and the handmade process behind them.
Waukesha, Wisconsin
Meet the Maker: Each scarf begins as simple black and white yarn — a blank canvas for color and texture. I hand-dye the yarn to create rich, layered hues, using techniques that let pigments blend naturally for a painterly effect. No two dye lots are ever the same, which makes every piece unique. I work with premium, eco-friendly fibers such as Cashmere, Merino Wool, Silk, Eco Cotton, and Tencel. These materials are chosen for their softness, quality, and sustainability, creating scarves that are both luxurious and comfortable to wear. Once the yarn is dyed, I knit each piece on a loom using hand-manipulated techniques that allow for subtle variations and sculptural texture. After knitting, the fabric is felted in hot water to gently shrink and transform the fibers, producing a mix of dense and sheer areas that catch light in different ways. Each scarf is an original design, shaped by color, touch, and process. My goal is to create accessories that feel alive — pieces that change with movement and wear, reflecting the natural beauty of the materials and the handmade process behind them.
