The Infinite Thread

11/22/2025

Hi! My name is Morgan and I am the face behind The Infinite Thread. I started my business 10 years ago in 2015 here in Louisville, Kentucky. I’m originally from NY, went to high school outside of DC in Maryland, and relocated to Kentucky in 2005 a few years after completing my art degree in western NY at at . My work comes out of using needle and thread on paper as a line-making technique during my senior thesis. I don’t know why I started doing it, no one else in my school was stitching on paper and it wasn’t really a “thing” back then, I just felt compelled to do it. I have a history of women crafters/artisans in my family, all working in thread/fiber/yarn, so there was definitely inspiration there, and that’s part of where the name for my company comes from. I had worked at craft shows all through high school for 💜 and caught the bug and after art school, I thought a lot about how I could take my conceptual work in stitching on paper and make it a consumable craft, and here we are today! I love the work that I do and I find it very meditative. I also consciously choose to make pieces that have the ability to completely return to the earth, and try to use recycled and sustainably-sourced paper as much as possible. In addition to my craft work, I also work full-time as a professional in the legal field (not an attorney!), and a wife to the incredibly talented photographer and mother to an amazing little man who astounds me every day. He is our most incredible art project yet! I couldn’t do what I do without them, and especially my mom .21 who is the most awesome booth-buddy at shows, a major inspiration to me, and one of the people I lean on most. My whole family has been incredibly supportive of my art, and it means the world to me. It really does take a village!

11/08/2025

Debuting today at the ! Returning to my printmaking roots, hand-carved the block and hand-printed these with acid-free stamp ink pads, so satisfying!

10/30/2025

Returning to some roots: A good chunk of my BFA was in printmaking, both traditional and digital. It’s now been YEARS since I’ve really done any printmaking, much less made my own blocks, and it’s like a little triumph to see these turning out! Hand-carved block, and stamp-pad ink on heavy card stock greeting cards. I’ll have a bunch of these greeting cards ready for sale this Saturday, 11/1 at ! And because this awful world keeps making so many of us cry and scream WTF MAKE IT STOP every single day, I’ll be giving 3% of all sales this Saturday to charities helping civilians in and in .

10/18/2025

The Infinite Thread is back in Paristown! Here for the final Flea of 2025! Today, Saturday 10/18 from 10 - 5 pm. Hand-embroidered bookmarks, greeting cards, notebooks, small art, and paper earrings. Hope to see you on this gorgeous day!

10/18/2025

Today, and all days. America may not be perfect, but she is ours, and we are hers, and we will stand up for her, and for ALL of her people. I’m the daughter of the descendants of immigrants, I’m a mother, I’m a wife, I’m an artist, I’m a legal professional who works a full-time job and pays taxes. I’m the granddaughter of Depression-Era and WWII survivors. I’m an actual Mayflower descendent. I’m an anti-fascist, I’m a defender of democracy and of our imperfect union.
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10/14/2025

This weekend! Join me and other amazing artisans and vendors for the final Paristown Flea of the 2025 season! Enjoy the vendor booths, , and ! 10 am to 5 pm, at !
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10/11/2025

Good Morning from fourth-annual Fall Fest! So psyched to be part of this event for this neighborhood gem!! The event is free, and there’s face painting, pumpkin painting, and a petting zoo with Farmer Steve! Today until 3 pm!
Happy Fall, y’all! 🍁🍂🧡🎃

10/08/2025

10/02/2025

This year, 2025, actually marks 10 years since I first started my craft biz, The Infinite Thread. Infinite because the “thread” stretches back generations: my mom as a fashion designer in NYC, my great-grandmother as a knitter and pattern designer for companies like McCalls, and my great-great-grandmother who would win awards for her embroidery and rug-hooking. This weekend all of the hard work and infinite hours and miles of embroidery floss over the years got recognition at the Madison Chautauqua Festival of Art. I’m still in disbelief, but I was awarded Second Place in the Fine Craft category for most unique work at the Festival! Thank you for this incredible reminder to keep doing what I’m doing, to keep putting this unusual work out there, and doing my bit to add more beauty to the world. 🫶🕊️🙌

09/27/2025

Absolutely gorgeous day here in Madison, Indiana for the Madison Chautauqua Festival of Art! My first time attending this juried, 50-year old institution! Amazing show and wonderful location, right on the banks of the Ohio River! Today and tomorrow, 10-5 both days.

09/23/2025

This weekend I’ll be attending their 50th and my first Festival of Art! Saturday and Sunday, 9/27 and 9/28, 10-5 both days. Booth #308, across Vine Street from Lanier Mansion. Hope to see you there!

09/20/2025

Working on some small art this afternoon. This is a new one in the mix, “Minerva”. From a pattern book of Islamic designs gifted to me by my dear friend , found during her adventures in North Africa a few years ago. 💗🙏🧵🪡