I am very excited to share this podcast interview with you. Back in November 2019, Lance Forman and I were interviewed by the brilliant Gilly Smith about smo...

Memory of a peaceful morning stroll in Dungarvan, Ireland I have been wanting to write for a while, but my tanning and weaving adventures take over a lot of ...

The Sheldon Jackson Museum is a museum that I would like to introduce to those who are interested in fish leather and/or Alaskan native heritage. Google the ...

Since 2017, meeting Audrey Armstrong has been on my list of "Must do's". When I begun my journey on finding out how to turn slimy, raw fish skins into useab...

Traditionally tanning any type of skin, whether it be deer, cow or fish, is a strenuous process that involves hours of manual manipulation. Since this is a ...

Ever since I studied in Ireland as a teen, I was intrigued by bog bodies that lay in the National Museum of Ireland. I learned that "bog bodies are so well p...

Two weeks ago, I went to see the Anni Albers exhibition currently on at the Tate Modern. Meeting Anni’s works was an inspirational experience. I stumbled a...