My husband and best friend, Chris, is a band director and he and I have been collaborating on concert posters for years. He likes making themed wind symphony concerts and I make coordinating posters! It’s such a joy!

Blankets, man. I know they are intimidating for some but I find them so incredibly fun to make and so cozy. I like playing with color palettes and stitches to create unique and especially functional, warm blankets, mostly as gifts because y’all, yarn is expensive, and if you added up the hours and cost of yarn, my blankets would never sell, even at cheapest prices. But each one is handmade, start to finish, one stitch at a time. I do occasionally play around with amigurumi, hats, and have dreams of creating patterns for cardigans and sweaters. Maybe someday! For now, crochet mostly keeps my hands busy and keeps my toes warm.

Did I mention that typography is one of my passions? Acrylic painting is one of the mediums I was trained in when I was in art school. Today, I combine imagery and symbols from the 1600s-1800s with context from today. I also utilize Bible verses and quotes from Christian sources to create posters and paintings. The painting seen here is the word “Dayenu” which is Hebrew for, “it would have been enough.” It is a deeply meaningful concept, especially for the Passover Seder.