A Creative Practice

I make practical objects and tools rooted in land, time, and real-world use.

My background is in marketing, design, and communications for employers and for community and environmental organizations. That work required clarity, coordination, and follow-through—skills I continue to draw on in what I make now.

My current work includes planners and tools that orbit community gardening and food access needs, along with functional and wearable objects and small, durable pieces made with attention and care. These are designed to be used, revisited, and expressed with—to invite curiosity, wonder, and shared attention to the living world.

I support this work through the sale of original pieces and planners.

This site documents what I’m making now, alongside selected work from earlier projects.

The work I do is shaped by what’s present—responding, adapting, and continuing.

2026 Garden Planner

Developed from years of hands-on, community-based gardening work, this planner gathers field-tested knowledge into a practical, collaborative tool. It’s rooted in local conditions and shaped by real experience—designed to be written in, shared, and revisited across a growing season.

Available locally at Edwards Greenhouse & Flowershop, or online for delivery.

Growing Together

I co-founded the Treasure Valley Community Gardens Cooperative (TVCGCoop) in 2020, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Like so many, I felt the urgent need for stronger local food systems—and for meaningful ways to connect with each other.

That need hasn’t gone away. If anything, it’s only grown.
We need each other—and good food—now more than ever.

TVCGCoop continues to bring people together across the Treasure Valley to grow, learn, and share. Check out what we’re up to at TVCGCoop.org!