“Not-So-Goldfish,” that’s the name I gave to my goldfish collage above, because well, he kinda went off into his own color scheme as he evolved. It happens—especially when I limit … Read More
This sixth and final review post below, is about using sheer fabrics: netting, tulle, and other semi-transparent fabrics. I often use these near the end of the collage process to … Read More
In Case You Missed It: For me and I’m sure for many of you January 2025 is passing quickly. Before you know it, we’ll be flipping the calendar to February … Read More
I’ve been thinking a lot about the year to come and how I can add positive things to my own little part of this world, otherwise the outlook is a … Read More
Happy New Year! We are beginning 2025 with new projects in mind—colorful, playful, dive-into-your-fabric-stash sort of projects—with low-stress subjects that can help you (painlessly) learn all about the fabric collage … Read More
First of all, Happy New Year! So far so good on our end—a quiet start—a puzzle and board game was involved. We reflected how in past years, like three decades … Read More
This post will be the last post… of 2024! Yikes! That went fast! Probably one of the most overstated comments of this time of year—but I have to admit it’s … Read More
I’m continuing my tour revisiting the places I have traveled to during my career teaching fabric collage. In previous weeks we returned to Melbourne and Perth, Australia, and the Pacific … Read More
Welcome to week two of my Fabric Collage Review. This six-week refresher (or introduction) on the basics of fabric collage is in preparation for my upcoming live follow-along Zoom classes … Read More
This week our look back at places in the world I have visited while teaching fabric collage takes us to the great Pacific Northwest. In September 2019, I taught in … Read More