
Handmade sets, thrifted layers, and whatever the moment called for — every look is its own little world. Flip through to step into each one.
Inspired by the sunflowers I wore it into — my very first crochet project, made during a ten-day meditation retreat. I sat in the garden near the flowers each day, and this just came alive naturally, stitch by stitch.
A gift made to celebrate our kitten — back when he was small enough to actually fit in the front pocket. I chose terry cloth for its cozy texture and thought a terry cloth sweatshirt would be a fun combination. Added cat ears for dimension, with the outline of a cat patched on the inside.
Inspired by monarch butterfly wings — I fell for this iridescent fabric after seeing it circulate the festival scene, tracked it down online, and started playing with shapes until it became this set. The oil-slick shimmer read so much like butterfly wings that I leaned all the way in, accenting the piece with actual wing details. It catches light beautifully.
Hand-painted on a thrifted jacket — the second I saw it in the store, I knew exactly what it wanted to be. I freehanded my signature calligraphy strokes combined with geometry, in fabric paint.
A thrifted black dress I used to experiment with bleach calligraphy across the top — I love how it came out, this black-and-orange witchy aesthetic.
A wool knit hat with felted wool horns. I've been making these for a while now — this one was made for my dear friend, with metal hardware added to match her aesthetic.