My very ladylike friend was getting married, and she made me promise that I wouldn’t embarrass her with the usual penis-veil bachelorette party accoutrements. This was our compromise. It was a very etsy bachelorette party. Share on Facebook
07.25.2011
06.29.2011
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On one of those “I can’t believe this is my job” days, I got to create Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas paper dolls. And then in one of those “I can’t believe this is happening” moments they were featured a Jewish Daily Forward blog and on Jezebel.com. All the outfits are based on photographs [...]
06.17.2011
The ladies who buy my necklace are the nicest, prettiest ladies in the world. I’m sure there is some weird parental rose colored glasses thing influencing this perception, but it’s just so satisfying to see a woman put on the jewelry I made and see it transform her outfit. I have tried to own my [...]
04.01.2011
I currently have a display at Secession Art + Design. The work will be on view through May 29, and a reception is forthcoming. Stay tuned! Share on Facebook
02.28.2011
Bring a light, or else your work won’t mean a thang. With a little cultural insensitivity, a dumpling steamer makes a lovely display tray. A trip to the thrift store and an open mind can net you weird wire things, perfect for weird displays of wares. Get your generous, amazing, sucker friends to man the [...]
02.14.2011
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I will be selling my wares at this year’s Noise Pop Culture Club, which is brilliantly re-conceived as a kind of creative workshop/design for good meetup. With music. Free admission! Share on Facebook
02.13.2011
My friend Bo Lu was kind enough to photograph me with her fancy camera and fancy lens. The long necklaces look a bit shapeless out of context, so we did some SF-riffic scenes with them. Share on Facebook
02.13.2011
This is why it’s good to have stylish pals. Wouldn’t have thought to layer them but they look rather lovely. Share on Facebook
02.08.2011
02.06.2011
Trying out these droplet and cluster pieces using the felt circle stacks. Share on Facebook
02.05.2011
02.04.2011
I’ve had a stash of those $0.45 felt squares in a number of tasty colors, not sure what to do with them. This is the sort of felt that was likely used for any elementary school costumes: bright, acrylic, and more prone to fuzz than the wool felt I usually use. But the candy colors [...]
12.16.2010
Circles are tough to cut. Luckily, a bit of wonkiness to the edges can add a bit of personality to a piece, while the triangular pieces benefit from a bit more geometry. After putting some generous friends who didn’t know what they were getting into to work, I was able to assemble earrings and necklaces [...]