A little about

I’m a self-taught sewist. What began as a pandemic hobby grew from a desire to keep working with the fabrics I loved. When my favorite slow-fashion brand announced it was closing, I bought some of its remaining cloth and began teaching myself to sew. That first stretch of fabric became an invitation to make something with my own hands—and to keep following my curiosity.

I came as a digital experience designer shaping experiences on a screen, and found deeper connection with the tactile language of textiles: the weight of a cloth, the way its surface catches light, and the stories carried in its weave and stitches. I sew many of my own clothes - and I'm a firm believer that every special piece starts from the fabric. I’m also learning to weave on a small table loom, with the hope of one day making clothes from cloth I’ve woven myself.

That interest in materials carries into gear making, where sewing brings together my love of travel and the outdoors. I’m experimenting in both heritage and technical fabrics—seeing how each material behaves, what it can do, and how it might serve a life in motion.

Things that shine through unique textiles always catch my eyes wherever I go. Some draw me in enough to collect pieces made by other makers, and I’ve included a few here alongside my own work. Together, they reflect the fabrics, forms, and ideas I’m curious about—and the many directions that curiosity might take.