BEGIN HERE
Soul Woven is the living body of my work —
writing, art, cloth, reflection, and gathering —
all rooted in remembering who we are beneath what life has taught us to become.
To understand the thread beneath everything here, begin with “What Is Soul Woven?”
You don’t need to take everything in at once.
There is no single way into this work.
Some people arrive here looking for something specific.
Others only know that the life they’ve been living doesn’t feel like their own anymore.
Begin where something in you responds.
If you find yourself wanting to choose a piece—
for yourself or for someone else—
you don’t need to know exactly what you’re looking for.
Often, what matters most is not the form,
but what you want the piece to hold.
A quiet offering.
Something more intimate.
Something you can return to.
YOU MIGHT BEGIN WITH A FEW QUIET QUESTIONS:
— What do I want this to express?
— What do I want it to hold?
— Who is this for—and what do I want them to feel?
If you’re choosing for someone else,
notice whether the gesture feels like a holding, an honoring, or an expression of closeness.
If you’re choosing for yourself,
notice what calls to you—
something to wear, to live with, or to return to.
From there, you can begin wherever you feel drawn:
If you’re looking for a way back to yourself
Something quiet.
Something private.
A place to begin without pressure.
→ Begin Here (Free Guide)
🎨 If you want an experience
A space to step out of your day-to-day life
and explore what begins to emerge through image and symbol.
→ Explore Workshops
If you feel ready for something deeper
A more immersive process
where creativity becomes a way of listening over time.
→ Painting From Your Soul
If you want to bring this work into your daily life
Through objects you can live with, touch, and return to…
→ Explore the Collections
Textiles
Art
🎨 If you’re seeking something deeply personal
A one-to-one process where your inner landscape
is translated into image…
→ Explore Soul Portraits
📖 If you want to read or reflect
A body of work that explores remembering
through story, image, and lived experience.
→ Explore the Writing
→ Explore the Spoken Thread
→Read what readers have shared
You don’t have to choose the “right” place to begin.
Just notice what you’re drawn to…
and follow that.
If you feel drawn to experience the work in person,
you’re welcome to visit the studio.