FAQ and Contact

Wondering about lessons, workshops, or how to snag a piece from one of our exhibitions? Check out my FAQ below first! Chances are, your question is already answered there. If not, I'd love to hear from you!

Let’s work together

Looking to learn more about a design, workshop, or exhibition? Fill out my contact form here!

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Do you offer sewing lessons?

At this time, I do not offer private sewing lessons. You can find information on my upcoming local and national workshops under the “Workshops” tab.

Do you travel for workshops or are they local to Texas?

Yes, I do! Looking to have me visit for a workshop? Fill out me contact form above so we can connect further.

Do you collaborate with other artists or organizations?

Community and collaboration are my two favorite things. I am always ready to discuss the possibility of collaboration for a project. Fill out the contact form with the scope of the project, timeline, and budget so we can get to work!

How do I purchase or inquire about pieces from your exhibitions?

Exhibition pieces can be purchased through the gallery exhibition. Further inquiries can be made through the contact form above.

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