Training Accessibility in Conservation
Conservation has a number of barriers for entry. Based on our personal experiences and current capabilities, what can we do to improve this? Musings on training accessibility. Read more here.
Conservation for everyone
Professional conservator. Working in museums and excavations since 2015. I am interested in bringing conservation closer to the general public. Use this website to see some of the objects I’ve worked on, read some articles on conservation issues, and find information on courses and services I can offer.
What I Do
Take a course or contact me for more information on conservation
The Home Collection Game course
Course on the basics of preventive conservation, so you can keep your home collection safe.
Crochet Foundations course
Course on the basics to start you off crocheting. Conservators require a lot of hand-eye coordination and crafting skills. Hobbies like crochet, knitting, book-binding, etc. are fun and useful!
Latest from the Blog
Did you know...?
How to care for silk items
I have noticed many people own silk items of clothing or bedding and they are looking for information on how to care for it. There are plenty of sites telling you what to do. However, this article is written by a conservator! Read more here if you want a non-commercial viewpoint.
Ask a Conservator - No Zoom required
I joined Reddit to see if I can be a spokesperson for conservation there. I found a lot of frustration (not mine) and interest (possibly the wrong kind) in conservation. Reflections on the conservation response and what I can do to improve.
Previous Work
Some objects I have worked on
