Cross - Stitching
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Develop cross-stitching patterns focused on the U.S. Endangered Species Act, and teach this stitch style to youth. Group Exhibition. Thread the Needle for Nature: Craft Advocacy for Conservation (cross-stitching), LA County Fair Adult Home Arts Exhibitor, Los Angeles, CA (2024). Received ribbon.
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Designed and instructed the Mindful Cross Stitching class, integrating mindfulness with fiber art to explore endangered species. Richmond Art Center (2025).
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Facilitated a virtual workshop guiding youth on the fundamental techniques of cross stitching sponsored by Google’s Women Techmakers. Downtown Magnets High School, Los Angeles Unified School District (2024).

Crochet
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Group Exhibition. The Quiet Bloom (crochet art), 3rd annual Express Yourself – Level Up Community Art Installation, Hercules Public Library, Hercules, CA (2025).
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Developed a Do-It-Yourself Fiber Arts workshop based on student interest in knitting and crochet as the Co-President and Social Chair of the Cornell Latino Graduate Student Coalition (2010).
Weaving
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Teaching Assistant for FSAD 2370 Structural Fabric Design in Cornell University’s Department of Fiber Science & Apparel Design for 20 undergraduate students per year for two years (2010 - 2011).
Natural Pigment Extraction
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Flower pounding on textiles and paper.
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Created the Petal Power Art class featuring hands-on techniques to extract pigments for beautiful botanical prints on paper and cotton fabric. Richmond Art Center (2025).
Resist Dye
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Reactive fiber dyes and indigo on natural fabrics.
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As Co-President of the Fiber Science & Apparel Design Journal Club, I facilitated tie-dye demos during the largest outreach activity of the year for the department, Cornell University Fiber Day (2011).
Screen Printing
On natural fabrics.

Mixed Media - Assemblage
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Applied decorative forms.
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Led Mini Makers!, a drop-in class for infants and toddlers accompanied by their parent as a fun introduction to art. Richmond Art Center (2025).
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Co-led Art Tours of Fall 2025 exhibitions for 50 to 60 students from Chavez and Grant elementary schools in Richmond. Richmond Art Center.

Youth Art
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