The Fourth of July is a day to eat until you can’t eat anymore at a backyard barbecue. Or to gorge on strawberries as they come into season. Or (here in Maine) eat blueberries until they turn your lips and fingers blue.
Today I serve you up a fabric collage blog post feast. In honor of just finishing my first Maine Quilt Retreat of the year, here is a smorgasbord of posts from my previous Maine quilt retreats—2016 through 2018 (Maine retreats prior to those were also prior to having a blog). Try just one, or read them all, it’s up to you.
Apparently I’ve gotten more long-winded over the years, as the first few were quite short—more like chips and dip instead of a burger with all the fixin’s (in my case a juicy veggie burger!). So if you just want a snack try one of the first ones. If you want to feel full to the gills, sample one of the later ones.
This Saturday, I’ll have a new addition to the collection with a post featuring my June 2019 Maine Quilt Retreat.
Bon appétit.
On the Road: Harpswell, ME—June 2016 Summertime Collage Quilt Retreat
On the Road: Portland, ME Collage Quilt Two-Fer—October 2018
Fabric Collage Master Class
For instructions on the entire fabric collage process, you can purchase the Susan Carlson Fabric Collage Online Master Class Manual. Using video, photos, and text I take you from soup to nuts, beginning to end in creating your own fabric collage masterpiece.
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