Real life's been a little hairy. Got pictures, will post soon. Until then, enjoy Anna Dewey Greer...

DEWEY for President

No!

Amelia, modeling a most crucial goddess headdress. I loved the fact that after I put this on her head, she proceeded to wear it for the rest of the day, channeling her goddess powers all the while, of course.

This was a piece I created after my mythology teacher senior year allowed us to do whatever we wanted for our final project. The persisting imagery used to represent the goddess throughout mythology were my inspirations -- the phases of the moon, feathers (birds were often connected to females), and, snakes -- I don't know how I feel about the snake connection but I guess we aren't all sugar and spice, and everything nice...

It became quite a striking prop for Nick Mendise, a photographer buddy who also went to SCAD. It's always fun to pose, especially when you know you're gonna get a crazy cool picture of yourself in return!

My favorite pair of jean, or, as I like to call them...

...a time-lapsed fiber art installation. They keep rippin' and I keep patchin'!

Malone, making good use of all the Spoonflower fabric on the floor.

Found these on my desk Wednesday morning, needing a patch job. Seriously?? Talk about honky! What's also honky is then saying to your boss that you fixed the Skoal Hole...

A most crucial find at The Scrap Exchange

Break My Body, Hold My Bones
Circa 2009

(Francis Black from The Pixies)
Bezeled pin, peyote-stitch details, hand-embroidery on wet felting

Watch Him As He Goes

circa 2008

Some bezeled, Dave Grohl love.

Finally!

Two years after I sketched this idea for a scarf, the final product has been completed. Has it really been that long?? Having a creative drive can sometimes be quite burdening; discipline, commitment, energy, forward movement -- all can be very elusive and not the most exciting qualities to maintain, but the thrill of completing an idea will always be there for those who can make it to the end!