I love each of the portraits in this Throwback Thursday Finish Line post. The wide variety of styles depicted here is a testament to the makers’ skill and to the flexibility of the medium of fabric collage. Kelly Stockwell’s portrait of her husband Bob (above) is bold and graphic, while other portraits can be quite lifelike and realistic.

This post is a warm up to more Finish Line portraits coming this Saturday in your regular weekly post. Enjoy them all and be inspired!

Fabric Collage Finish Line: Portraits


Susan Carlson Fabric Collage: Spiral eWorkshop

Wondering if fabric collage is for you? This playful eWorkshop, though intended for beginners, is suitable for all levels, with lifetime access. The spiral project teaches the basic techniques of fabric collage and is simple and low stress. However, it also serves as a handy refresher course for those with more experience.

Why does a spiral make a great project for fabric collage? Find out in my post The Under-Appreciated Fabric Collage Spiral. The Spiral eWorkshop is included as an exercise in the Fabric Collage Master Class. Get a taste of the process, then if you decide to buy the Master Class you’ll get the full $25 cost back as credit toward the purchase.

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Gift Cards Now Available for Any susancarlson.com Product
or Class Purchased Through Susan’s Website

Gifts cards are available in six designs for any amount and can be applied as a “coupon” to reduce the price of a larger purchase—or towards a smaller purchase with a remaining balance to be used at a later date.

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Fabric Collage Online Master Class

The Susan Carlson Fabric Collage Online Master Class Manual is a multi-media resource guide to the process of fabric collage. Using video, photos, text, and links to my blog posts for further relevant reading and information, I take you from beginning to end in creating your own fabric collage masterpiece, following my guidelines in a step-by-step format. Lifetime Access. Suitable for all levels, including beginners.

Read all about the process of creating the Master Class—explanation of its genesis—the whys and hows Tom and I made some of the decisions we did in this post: Online Master Class Now Available: Some Reflections.

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Facial Features eWorkshop

Designed as a supplement to the Fabric Collage Online Master Class, or for those who have a good understanding of the basics of Fabric Collage. Lifetime Access. Intermediate or advanced levels suggested.

The Facial Features eWorkshop contains 8 videos and over 8 hours of in-depth instruction for creating each feature of a portrait in fabric. The videos are annotated with “Jump Points” allowing you to scan forward and backward to the information you need. Facial features PDF templates are included as reference and basic designs to work along with. Like the Fabric Collage Online Master Class, membership in this eWorkshop is for life.

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Susan Carlson Fabric Collage: Sea Turtle eWorkshop

Learn fabric collage through a start-to-finish project—from pattern and fabric selection through quilting and binding. Each step is clearly written, illustrated with photos, and further demonstrated with videos. Learn the technique with a Sea Turtle then launch into any fabric collage project you wish. Lifetime access and suitable for all levels, including beginners. Sea Turtle Pattern included

Read all about the Sea Turtle eWorkshop in this blog post: Fabric Collage Sea Turtle eWorkshop Launch.

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Book: Serendipity Quilts—Cutting Loose Fabric Collage 

Full color throughout. Five projects of increasing complexity, four patterns to enlarge are included.

These books will be signed by Susan and can be inscribed to a particular person.

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Susan Carlson Patterns

Sent directly to recipient’s computer, these are line drawings that work well with the book, Serendipity Quilts or the Fabric Collage Online Master Class. Select desired design(s) and check email to print a PDF to have enlarged at a local copy shop.

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