Crocheter. Knitter. Spinner. Dyer. Weaver. Quilter. Pattern Editor.

I've been a fiber artist most of my life.
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As a multicraftual artist, my world is filled with color, texture, and creativity. My home—and often my schedule—is overflowing with the tools and projects that bring fiber to life.

My travels are planned around fiber festivals and retreats, and my routes are often chosen by the yarn shops I can’t resist visiting along the way. Beyond making, I also devote time to coordinating retreats and sharing what I’ve learned—helping others deepen their craft and confidence.

That same passion for precision and creativity informs my work as a technical editor, where I help designers present their patterns clearly, beautifully, and error-free.
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Whether you’re here to follow my fiber adventures or to collaborate professionally, I’m glad you’ve stopped by. Let’s keep the threads of creativity—and community—strong together.

The fiber, the journey, the blog...

As a multicraftual maker, I’m always exploring new corners of the fiber world: knitting, crochet, spinning, weaving, dyeing, and quilting. You’ll find stories, projects, lessons learned, and plenty of inspiration woven throughout. I hope you’ll follow along, join the conversation, and discover a spark for your own creative journey with yarn and thread.

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Knitting pattern technical editing is valuable because it ensures accuracy, clarity, and consistency, which protects a designer's reputation and guarantees a smoother, more enjoyable experience for knitters. A tech editor's work provides a final, expert check that goes beyond what a designer or test knitter can accomplish alone.