This is a listing of art installations where I have contributed.
Making, displaying and sending Green Hearts was a campaign to call for leadership and action on climate and nature from our elected officials.
Ladynthread Instagram post: Green Heart
Hooked On Newton was a yarn bombing project to decorate and highlight some of the city's open spaces. I worked on helping to cover a fence along a major commute road through the city.
Ladynthread blog post: Hooked On Newton Fiber Art 2020-2021
Tiny Pricks Projects - 2019
The Tiny Pricks Project is a textile protest of Trump's "unpresidential" words and this was my contribution.
Website: Tiny Pricks Project
Ladynthread Instagram post: Tiny Pricks Project
Keep Calm - 2015
I yarn bombed one of the fashion design studios at Framingham State University.
A conceptual knit design which recorded the results of Boston's professional sports teams during the 2012-2013 school year. It was displayed on the Framingham State University campus in September 2013.
Ladynthread blog post: Timeline - A Conceptual Knit
Ladynthread blog post: Yarn Graffiti at Framingham State University
The Perovskite Project - 2013
This project built a giant model of the Perovskite crystal structure using knitting and crochet.
Website: About The Perovskite Project
Ladynthread blog post: The Perovskite Project
Who Am I? gallery at London Science Museum - 2010
Stitch London teamed up with London's Science Museum to create a Stitch Yourself exhibit for the re-opening of their Who Am I? gallery.
This Knitted Life - 2012
This piece also appeared in a video produced by the Crafts Council.
Video: This Knitted Life (appears at 5:53)
Website: Stitch Yourself: For One Night Only
Ladynthread blog post: Mini-me & The New Adventure of Mini-me.
The Nike Banket Petition was a microRevolt project with each square of the blanket acting as a signature for fair labor policies for Nike garment workers.
Website: microRevolt - Nike Blanket Petition
Red Sweaters was an art installation to spread public awareness, encourage thought, and inspire discussions about the war in Iraq. Each sweater represented a US solder killed in Iraq.
Ladynthread blog post: Red Sweater
