Lace is often associated with delicate threads and intricate craftsmanship, but what happens when you spin plastic into lace? New Angle of Recycling is the result of an experiment—an exploration […]
1/125 Possibilities: Lace-Making with a Twist on Tradition I’m thrilled to share that my latest lace creation, “1/125 Possibilities,” is now on display in Circularity: Fiber Artists of San Antonio’s […]
With another trip to the local library, I laid out all three panels. It is all complete and seemingly error free 🙂 Double checking each part of the lace became […]
Pickup at Store #5 is currently on display at the Denver Art Museum. Cajah’s three-piece exhibition contains: Her lace works will be featured at the museum through February 15, 2025. […]
This outer panel was so much easier to make. The pattern is simpler than the center, and I really have a hang of using the material. I cannot wait to […]
The center panel is about 20 feet long. I don’t have a clear space in my house that is 20 feet long, so I went to a nearby library to […]
The large spider in the middle of the center panel is my absolute favorite part of the piece. It looks like an optical illusion. It took a lot of pulling […]
This is a spot I had to rework a few times on the “normal” sized, silk pattern tester. I wanted it to look fairly seamless when the diamond-shaped trail went […]
So much half-stitch lace – about 9 feet of it. I am happy to finally get into the lace design of the center panel. Thankfully, since I spent a lot […]
I am proud to reveal I will exhibit my lace work at the Denver Art Museum. It is an amazing accomplishment and I can hardly believe it! I begin installing […]