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Inspired by winter landscapes, The Blue Between is a collection of handcrafted art journals featuring original digital collages in indigo, graphite, and softened blues. Each journal brings together artistic expression and traditional bookbinding.

A thoughtfully gathered collection of the ingredients and workhorses I reach for again and again—from good olive oil, salts and vinegars to pasta, polenta, pizza dough and a few other favorites that make everyday cooking both simpler and more delicious.

A collection of handmade House Forms inspired by white walls, red roofs and the architecture of remembered places. Toits Rouge explores form, connection and the small details that give a place its story.

Every May, a trip to my favorite local nursery marks the beginning of basil season. Discover why I stopped making traditional pesto and created Green Gold—a simple basil concentrate that preserves the flavor of summer all year long.

Looking back over decades of making, I've realized that one shape has quietly (and consistently) found its way into my work: the house. From early fiber art to handmade books, House Notes, and my sculptural House Forms, this essay reflects on the thread that has connected them all—and why I continue returning to this enduring symbol of memory, place, and the stories we carry.

From PVA to rice paste, here's how I choose the best glue for collage—and why it matters for lasting, layered artwork.

If I had to name the one tool I couldn’t live without in my studio, it’s my HFS guillotine paper cutter. Here's why it's essential for any bookbinder.

Wondering what paper to use for bookbinding? I’m sharing my go-to choices, what features matter most, and how I make practical, beautiful books in my bindery.