A quilt begins with a conversation—about the colors that ignite joy, the patterns you return to again and again, and the fabrics that hold intimate lore. Often the most meaningful inspiration arrives sideways: a wavy glass bowl, a tile pattern, a painting you've lived with for years. Together, we translate what you love into a quilt that is unmistakably yours.
Fabrics are sourced from antique vendors, thrift markets, and a curated collection of upcycled materials. I invite you to bring pieces of your own—a worn shirt, a beloved tablecloth, a scrap kept for a reason you can't fully explain. The result will be something entirely new yet made of many pasts.
Each quilt is made by hand in my apartment in New York.
From our first conversation to the finished piece, plan for 2–3 months.
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100% hand stitched improvised patchwork
Lap quilt in pinks with appliqued "Rumi" patch
Lap quilt in blues with appliqued moon and water
Neutral palette with red trim composed in strip blocks
Throw quilt with four corners, shirt panels and tie-dye fabric
Broken log cabin composition with hand-embroidered "JBS" initials