For years I’ve used woodturning to craft my objects. I love the removal of wood to reveal a form underneath. Woodturning taught me to use my sense of touch to create a curve. 

Then one day I picked up a crochet hook and repeated a stitch. The rhythm felt right and I went on for days. I was left with a product I hadn't planned to create.

Next, a teacher handed me a lump of clay and showed me how to pinch and coil. I went on and on for days. For months. I may never stop.

The feeling of clay between my fingers soothes me. My pieces are made with a hand building technique called coil building. I work with a gritty sculpture clay that feels a bit like plunging my hands into wet beach sand.

A commission for a large scale installation along with pieces for the home have brought crochet back into my scope of work. I now work with up cycled textile remnants for yarn.

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To see items currently in stock please check with my galleries. You may also contact them or send me an email to discuss a custom order.

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Thank so much!

Meg

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