Before the bundle
Leaves and petals laid out on cloth, ready to be rolled up and steamed.
A small home workshop near the Connecticut shore. Everything here is made in small batches, and most things can be made to order.
Hand-Dyed FabricLinen and cotton dyed by hand in small batches, sold by the yard or made into table linens.
WatercolorsOriginal paintings of the shoreline, marsh and garden.
Local HoneyRaw honey from hives in the lower Connecticut River Valley.
UpholsteryReupholstery, cushions and slipcovers for chairs, benches and window seats.
Questions, orders and quotes are all welcome. We usually reply within a day or two.
Leaves and petals laid out on cloth, ready to be rolled up and steamed.
$1,200
Study of flowers from Cambridge Massachussets, April 2026
A fitted berth cushion, navy rail covers and new cockpit curtains, all finished at the dock.
Our most dedicated tester, making sure the sofa cushions pass inspection.
Goldenrod prints on a little bag hanging by the door.
Faded helm seats and cushions came off a boat and went back aboard in clean white vinyl.
A roundup of the bags so far, from printed totes to striped market bags and a few with initials.
An armchair in a striped wool and a tub chair in a fresh white slipcover, both finished this week.
A small printed gift bag with cosmos and coreopsis, just the right size for a jar of honey.
A peach-toned panel printed with tall grasses and goldenrod, hung up to cure.
Two new pillows by the window, one printed with oak leaves and one with ferns.
A wildflower-printed tote with a hand-braided jute handle.
A rack of freshly printed lengths drying in the studio before they are rinsed and pressed.
Hollyhock blossoms bloomed into deep magenta rounds on one length, and marigolds left soft yellow prints on another.
Oak leaves and wildflowers printed straight onto cloth, each one leaving its own outline.
A round stool rebuilt from the frame up: reglued, retied, padded and finished in white linen with a ruffled edge.
This bench came in stripped to bare wood and went home in red moiré, its frame painted a soft gray.
A quick watercolor of the two tools that never leave the worktable.
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Linen and cotton dyed by hand in small batches, sold by the yard or made into table linens.