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Judith's Mission

I focus on color, texture, and stylish elegance. I strive to develop exciting new shapes that surprise and delight, and my artisan garments are carefully constructed to be versatile, functional, and easy to wear. I design for a confident, modern woman who seeks a look in sync with her own vision of creativity and independence.

Professional affiliations

Greater St Louis Art Association, Board member and juried
American Craft Council
Best of Missouri Hands, juried member
Missouri Fiber Artists
Fiber Art Now
Surface Design Association
Art St Louis
St Louis Artists Guild

PAst Shows and awards

American Craft Council show, Saint Paul, MN, 2018
Sugarloaf Craft Festivals, Oak, PA & Edison, NJ, 2017
The Art Fair at Queeny Park, 2013 - 2017
Award of Mastery, The Art Fair at Queeny Park, 2013
Art St Louis juried exhibition Rabbit Hole, 2017
Unique Boutique, John Burroughs School, 2013 -2017
St Louis Artists Guild juried exhibition It's not the Heat, It's the Humidity, 2013

Customer Reviews

"Wearable art at its finest. Judith has an eye for style, and a flair for interesting pieces. The compliments flow when I wear my wrap."
-Kim Noda, St. Louis, MO

"It was such a pleasure to meet you yesterday at the RiverCentre. . .
I just needed to tell you again how delighted I am with my purchase ! It is a stunning and incredibly creative art piece and I am thrilled to be able to call it my own. I will always feel “happy” each time I put it on.
Thank you so much. Please keep designing and creating. You have a beautiful talent. I will look forward to seeing what comes next."
Diane M., Minneapolis, MN.

Shows and Events

2018
Unique Boutique, John Burroughs School, November 17-18, 2018
American Craft Council Show, St. Paul, MN, April 2018

2017
Sugarloaf Craft Festivals, Oak, PA and Edison, NJ, November 2017
Unique Boutique, John Burroughs School, November 2017
The Art Fair at Queeny Park, spring and fall 2017
Rabbit Hole, juried exhibition at Art St. Louis, August 2017

Surface Design

My Urban Slant and Metro Bias wraps demonstrate my commitment to functional design which, at its core, is simple yet unique, wearable and comfortable. The knitting lexicon of stitch work offers almost endless variations of texture, form and color. Recently, however, I have become intrigued with surface design. The knitted material becomes a platform on which to add embroidery, beads, leather, and even paint, becoming a true mixed media art form. My current offering of sweaters is my first foray into combining surface design with wearable garments. I hope you enjoy them.