What Holds

From my loom to you:

Welcome. What Holds is a collection of thirteen handwoven tapestries and original poems. They were made in the margins of a full, busy life as a mother of four. I used a small, handmade cardboard loom with reclaimed yarn, painted canvas, and found sea glass.

These materials, once part of other stories, are now reworked into new forms. The process itself becomes a metaphor: pulling things apart, putting them together, finding beauty in new purpose.

The works are arranged in the order they were made, as a slow unfolding of attention, care, and creative faith. Together, they form a kind of visual liturgy. A soft, sacred record of the daily and the divine.

Each piece is an invitation to pause and reflect. When life pulls, when expectations collapse, and joy expands quietly through it all,

what holds you?

Click any image to experience the tapestry and its paired poem.