I am a 2013 Bachelor of Fine Arts graduate from Concordia University's Fibres and Material Practices program (Montreal). I first learned how to dye textiles and weave tapestry in 2008 during my two years in Capilano University's Textile Art diploma program under the instruction of West Dean trained tapestry weaver and professional dyer, Anthea Mallinson. In 2014 I began weaving tapestry as my primary artistic medium when I received my first Mirrix Loom and haven't looked back. I have been offering textile workshops for over a decade, including an invitation in 2011 to Aurora College (Northwest Territories) to teach my self-designed five-week textile art program. I launched my series of online tapestry weaving lessons with the School of SweetGeorgia in October 2019.

I have launched two comprehensive online workshops with the School of SweetGeorgia. Fundamentals of Tapestry covers the ins and out of blending colours, building shapes in tapestry, troubleshooting common tapestry issues as well as finishing and mounting techniques. My second series, Techniques in tapestry covers tips for smooth horizontal lines, multiple approaches to vertical lines, avoiding slits with weft interlock, and how to block your tapestry.

Paid memberships at SOS begin at 19USD/month and include access to all my lessons, as well as the entire School of SweetGeorgia library of fibre art lessons.