Moden Quilts Exhibit
I’m excited to be part of the Modern Quilts exhibition at the Orem Library, featuring the work of four modern quilters and showcasing the many ways traditional quilting can be reimagined through contemporary design, color, and technique.
I’m honored to have my work included alongside three talented artists. This exhibit is a wonderful opportunity to see modern quilting as an evolving art form and to experience the unique voice each artist brings to the medium.
If you’re in the Orem area, I hope you’ll stop by and see the quilts in person! Open Reception is August 21st from 6-9pm
Women Artists Exhibition presented by AAUW of Utah
I’m excited to share that my work will be included in the upcoming AAUW Art Show, running September 10–October 14.
I’ll be exhibiting The Weight of the World on Her Shoulders, a textile piece exploring those all-too-familiar moments when life feels heavy and the weight of responsibilities, expectations, and emotions can feel almost impossible to carry. The piece reflects the quiet moments women tend to not show to others, especially when we are feeling overwhelmed.
I’m honored to be part of this show alongside so many talented artists and look forward to sharing my work with the community. I hope you’ll stop by and spend some time with the exhibition!
Ephemeral Art Show in partnership with Utah Native Plant Society
I’m excited to share that my Munro Globemallow portrait will be part of Ephemeral, an ongoing exhibition celebrating Utah’s native plants and the artists inspired by them.
Presented in partnership with Utah Native Plants, the exhibition will be held at the Swaner Preserve & EcoCenter in Park City, Utah, bringing together local artists and the remarkable plants that make Utah’s landscapes so unique.
The Munro Globemallow, with its vibrant orange blooms and incredible ability to thrive in challenging environments, has long inspired me. I’m honored to have this piece included in a show that celebrates the beauty, resilience, and importance of our native flora.
Art at the Park
I’m excited to share that I’ll be participating in Art and the Park this fall, September 17–19!
I’ll be bringing a selection of my original textile artwork and watercolor pieces, inspired by nature, landscapes, color, and the stories we find in the world around us.
I’d love for you to stop by, see the work in person, and say hello. I’m looking forward to a wonderful weekend celebrating art, creativity, and community!
1.3.5. Show
Excited to debut some of my watercolor artwork at the 1.3.5 Show on June 6th at Cottonwood Country Club. This collection is filled with bright landscapes, florals, and expressive color, and I’m so excited to finally share these pieces in person. Hope to see you there for an evening of art, creativity, and community!
Springville Museum of Art - Spring Salon
I NEED A MOMENT TO THINK Artist Statement
This piece explores the interior landscape of a woman’s mind—where thought, emotion, and external pressures converge. The figure sits in a familiar thinking pose, grounded and still, while above her, chaos unfolds, reflecting the contrast between outward composure and inner movement.
Layered, collaged fabrics mirror the way thoughts build—overlapping, fragmented, and complex. Vibrant colors suggest richness of experience, while their disjointed arrangement hints at overwhelm. Free-motion stitching in black thread moves across the surface like restless thinking, both holding the piece together and emphasizing tension.
Through textile and thread, this piece gives form to the unseen—an expression of mental noise, emotional weight, and the quiet need for stillness.
Fabric Faces at Four Lemons
Unleash your creativity and bring personality to life in fabric form in this hands-on class! In this workshop, you'll explore the art of creating unique fabric faces on a 12x12" background using an assortment of fabric scraps and glue. By layering different textures, colors, and fabrics, you’ll craft expressive faces full of character, emotion, and charm.
Missouri Star Academy
Join us for the 5th annual Missouri Star Academy, where students can explore quilting, sewing, embroidery, and more over two exciting days of classes and camaraderie.
Fabric Faces Class at Four Lemons Art Gallery
I will guide you through the process of building a foundation for your fabric face, from sketching the basic features to selecting materials that convey personality and depth. You can experiment with a variety of fabrics—from soft cottons to textured silks, velvets, and even funky patterns—to add dimension and life to your creation. Embellish with stitches, and small accessories to add those finishing touches that make your fabric face truly one-of-a-kind. Sign up here: Four Lemons Classes