I’m based out here in Arizona, where everything feels a little sunburnt, a little stubborn, and a little scrappy in the best way possible. That energy naturally made its way into my work. Around here, you learn how to adapt, make things last, and keep going even when the heat’s trying to take you out at the knees.
Living with multiple sclerosis has definitely thrown some curveballs my way, but honestly? Art and sewing have kept me sane through a lot of it.
Creating things keeps my brain moving, my hands busy, and gives me something real to focus on when life starts acting sideways. What started as a creative outlet slowly turned into Thread Damage — a space where I could make loud, expressive pieces for people who are tired of blending in.
That’s kind of what Thread Damage is.
Every piece is made with intention. I want my work to feel personal, comfortable, expressive, and a little rebellious — like something you’d wear while raising hell at a dive bar, wandering through a desert art market, or surviving another brutal Arizona summer.
At the end of the day, this brand is really about turning difficult things into something meaningful. Making art out of chaos. Keeping creativity alive no matter what life throws at you.
