Inspired by color and design.

Amanda Seanor is a Pennsylvania-based fiber and bead artist whose work blends thoughtful design with a playful, tactile approach. Specializing in handwoven textiles and hand-beaded jewelry, she explores color, pattern, and function with an eye for both craftsmanship and creativity. She believes that color is the spice of life – her work (and her closet and makeup) reflects that!

In addition to her studio work, Amanda is a full-time middle school art teacher, dedicated to nurturing creativity in the next generation of artists of any age.

Amanda holds a BFA in Textiles and a BS in Art Education from Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, and proudly maintains an environmentally conscious studio practice rooted in intentional making. She is committed to ensuring that every piece of fiber and fabric is used with purpose. In a world already overwhelmed by textile waste, she believes that if she is going to spend countless hours creating, then every thread deserves to become something meaningful and beautiful.

Crafted by hand. Responsibly Made.

Everything is made with intention - by hand, by heart, and with quality in mind.

Each of the collections are designed with the intention of creating pieces that are one-of-a-kind with minimal waste while making beautiful wearable art pieces.

The process starts with the threads which get measured out and then onto the loom to start weaving. Once the pieces are woven they are cut off the loom to be turned into the shawls, scarves and wearables.

However, the weaving process can create waste as there is typically an amount of material that can’t be woven on the floor loom, which in larger industries gets discarded. Whereas in this studio everything can be turned into something.

Any woven samples from testing out patterns gets turned into pockets on hand sewn bags or other small accessories. The remnants of the threads left over from the loom get beaded and turned into wearable neck art.