Welcome to Soulfull Hands, a Maryland-based fiber art practice where quilts aren’t just fabric—they’re stories, heritage, memory, and love made tangible. Through story quilts, I explore African American history, the African diaspora, and the ways fabric and stitch can carry meaning forward.

Explore Quilting

Selected Work

Stained Glass Windows

Stained Glass Windows

Underground Railroad Quilt

Underground Railroad Quilt

Aboriginal Whirls

Aboriginal Whirls

A mural depicting a protest scene with black silhouettes of people holding signs with messages such as "AM I NOT A MAN AND A BROTHER?", "YOUR HANDS ARE FULL OF BLOOD", "WE SHALL NOT RIDE", "JOBS FOR ALL DECENT PAY NOW", "GIVE US THE VOTE", "I AM A MA

A mural depicting a protest scene with black silhouettes of people holding signs with messages such as "AM I NOT A MAN AND A BROTHER?", "YOUR HANDS ARE FULL OF BLOOD", "WE SHALL NOT RIDE", "JOBS FOR ALL DECENT PAY NOW", "GIVE US THE VOTE", "I AM A MAN!", "NO JUSTICE NO PEACE", "I CAN'T BREATHE", and "WE WON'T GO BACK". The background is dark blue with white stars, and there is a figure with wings holding a lantern and leaves in the upper right corner. Gold text at the bottom reads "it's been a long time comin'".

A colorful quilt made of small fabric squares arranged in a pattern with elements of red, yellow, green, white, blue, and brown, with a blue border and the name 'MICHIGAN' embroidered in the lower left corner.

A colorful quilt made of small fabric squares arranged in a pattern with elements of red, yellow, green, white, blue, and brown, with a blue border and the name 'MICHIGAN' embroidered in the lower left corner.

A quilt with various patches depicting historical and cultural themes, including a sailing ship, a train, an American flag with two children saluting, trees, a tram, the Black Lives Matter sign, and cityscape buildings, all bordered with black fabric

A quilt with various patches depicting historical and cultural themes, including a sailing ship, a train, an American flag with two children saluting, trees, a tram, the Black Lives Matter sign, and cityscape buildings, all bordered with black fabric.

A colorful patchwork quilt with various pink, purple, and patterned fabric squares, bordered by a pink patterned outer border and hanging on a black rod.

A colorful patchwork quilt with various pink, purple, and patterned fabric squares, bordered by a pink patterned outer border and hanging on a black rod.

A colorful quilt with various symbols representing different ideas. The upper section has a red background with a circle arrow, a fist holding a microphone, and a stylized bird on roots. The middle section has a blue background with a sun, a handshak

A colorful quilt with various symbols representing different ideas. The upper section has a red background with a circle arrow, a fist holding a microphone, and a stylized bird on roots. The middle section has a blue background with a sun, a handshake, and a book with a flame. The lower section shows a drum, a circular symbol, and a flower. The quilt is bordered with black and white patterns featuring abstract and animal shapes.

Recent Exhibitions & Appearances

A poster with a starry sky background and silhouettes of raised hands holding protest signs with messages about justice, voting, and equality. There is an angel with wings holding a lantern in the sky. Gold text at the bottom reads 'it's been a long time coming'.

Atlanta Quilt Festival — Atlanta, Georgia | Summer 2026
Legacy of Resistance was exhibited during the 2026 Atlanta Quilt Festival. The quilt traces generations of Black resistance through imagery, historical protest signs, and stitched symbolism.

A tall green tapestry with illustrations of chairs and people, and text discussing themes of privilege, exclusion, and activism. The tapestry is displayed in an indoor space with chairs and people visible in the background.

Open Works — Baltimore, Maryland | March 2026
Work exhibited at Open Works, the Baltimore creative community where I also continue to expand my free-motion quilting and longarm practice.

Display of colorful quilts hanging on a rack in a room with decorated walls, framed pictures, and colorful patterns.

Sandy Spring Slave Museum — Sandy Spring, Maryland | April 18, 2026
Selected work exhibited as part of programming at the Sandy Spring Slave Museum, connecting contemporary fiber art with African American history, memory, and storytelling.