For those of you who could not make the meeting Thursday evening, I am giving you the link to the PowerPoint Presentation with videos. The only thing missing is my narration. Enjoy.

December starts with two special events. First, there is a Special Edition Issue of Tearsheet PDX magazine of my new work! In this issue, my goal was to convey the story behind the work as well as to show you what wearing handwoven can look like. Working with models in a photography studio under the direction of Tearsheet PDX produced exceptional results. If you are interested in viewing the magazine online for free, go to www.tearsheetpdx.com.

I have been working on new designs this Fall, with a focus on collars. Tearsheet PDX magazine asked if I was interested in a photo shoot. Work in my studio went into high gear to be ready. Now the November Issue is published, and six of my images were included. (Happy dance!) It is always an honor to have the opportunity to work with Tearsheet PDX magazine. TearSheet PDX - Nov 2021 - Issue # 35 is Published! There is talk of a Special Edition being published that w

Last month, Melanie Jackson of TearSheet PDX magazine asked me if I was interested in having a photoshoot of my new work. She knew that I had been working away at some new coat and jacket designs. My theme was “It’s going to be a collars-turned-up kind of season.” I have been exploring some new collar designs and enjoying it. Just the mention of a photoshoot put work in the studio into high gear. Could I create 12 new pieces in time?

I am so excited to share this good news with you! Tearsheet PDX magazine has released their December publications, Issue #25 which features my new work! You can view the magazine for free @tearsheetpdx.com, or purchase a printed copy. They have created a short video below as a preview to this Special Edition. What has been missing this year is the chance to see and touch the garments. Using Covid-19 rules, we found a way to have a photo shoot. The goal was to show the