I make one-of-a-kind woven pieces as custom commissions. Each garment is created slowly, by hand, using fibre and dyes rooted in the place I live.

If you’re looking for an heirloom textile that carries story, material, and process, I’d love to work with you.

The Process

1. Initial Conversation

We start with a simple exchange about what you’re drawn to — the type of piece, how you want it to feel, and any details that matter to you. From there, I’ll suggest options and we’ll shape a design together.

2. Fibre & Materials

Most of the yarn I use comes from my own alpacas, raised and shorn here in Argenta. I hand-process the fleece from raw fibre into yarn. This is the longest part of the process, this is slow and meditative work.

If I don’t have the right shade or texture in my herd, I sometimes source alpaca fibre directly from other farmers in BC and Alberta.

Some clients also choose to include personal fibres, such as dog fur, as a tribute to a beloved animal. I’m happy to discuss this if it feels meaningful to you.

3. Natural Dye (Optional)

If colour is part of the piece, I dye fibre using plants I grow, forage, and harvest myself. Natural dye creates nuanced, living colour that can’t be replicated synthetically.

4. Weaving

Once materials are prepared, I weave the piece by hand on my floor loom.

5. Completion

When your textile is finished, it’s carefully packaged and sent to you, ready to be worn, held, and kept.

How to Order

1. Check Availability
   I open my order book periodically and close it when I’m fully booked. Keep an eye on my Instagram or this page for updates.

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2. Reach Out
   Sometimes it works out to sneak an extra order in. Get in touch with me and we can chat.