Trudy Perry Designs

I’m a fiber and soft sculpture artist living in the beautiful Santa Monica Mountains, a place that inspires me every day. I create and teach from my studio on a horse ranch, where the medicine from the horses is palpable. Their calm presence, intuitive energy, and deep connection to the earth infuse the space with a sense of peace and grounding that carries into my work.My journey into fiber arts began in Hawaii, where I first discovered loom weaving. It didn’t take long before I was invited to participate in local art shows and eventually began teaching loom weaving classes. That experience sparked something deeper in me—a passion not just for the craft itself, but for sharing it with others.For the past seven years, I’ve been teaching weaving in a wide variety of settings—from private lessons and group workshops to team-building and corporate events. I love creating welcoming spaces for people to explore their creativity, regardless of experience. I handcraft my own looms and always encourage people to create without limitations. There’s no right or wrong way—just expression, intuition, and joy.For me, weaving is like a meditation. There’s a quiet, steady rhythm to it that grounds me. Working with my hands to create something tangible feels deeply fulfilling—almost sacred. It's more than just art; it's a way of connecting with ourselves and each other. Some of my most cherished moments have been spent around the loom, with people gathered, sharing stories as we work. It’s in those moments that I feel the true beauty of this practice—art as a form of connection.