From my husband, Tom: Susan has returned from her trip to Germany, but between the exhaustion of traveling and jumping straight into a live online class starting this week with … Read More
Last week the blog was guest-written by two of my students who met in Edinburgh, Scotland to visit my quilt “Tickled Pink” where it is on display at Dovecot Studios. … Read More
More than a year ago I was contacted to see if I would like to participate in a show of quilts inspired by the fabrics of Kaffe Fassett called “The … Read More
I don’t often have guest posts, but when I do it’s because the guest has a particular skill or experience I don’t have. In the case of this week’s Throwback … Read More
From my husband, Tom: I field the emails that come from people submitting their quilts to the Fabric Collage Finish Line, an ongoing series of posts featuring the finished fabric … Read More
This past week I finished up a live online fabric collage class. One question that came up during the week and often comes up in class is: How small a … Read More
For some time I’ve been trying to figure out how to satisfy the interest students have shown in fabric collage portraiture. Specifically, how could I teach this online—preferably in a … Read More
Perhaps the biggest fabric collage challenge one can give oneself is to create a portrait of a person. I admire the courage it takes to choose to create a portrait … Read More
I love Finish Line quilts. I love reading the stories behind the quilts and examining the images, letting them pull me in to see and notice all the details and … Read More
In my “How-To” blog posts—there’s now seventy-nine of them (see the “Category” search feature)—I share tips and techniques for fabric collage. As useful as they are to those learning the … Read More