Fabric collage is flexible enough to handle just about any subject. In my teaching, I’ve seen it all: people, animals, landscapes, imaginary creatures, even still lifes. Each subject has its … Read More
This year will be marked with plenty of memories, but I think for Tom and I, it’ll be looking back on the birth-year of our first 5-Day Live Online Fabric … Read More
This week I held a three-day reunion class for some folks who had attended my Live Online Classes this year. On Saturday, in your regular post I’ll show you what … Read More
Each week for the past six years, we (Tom and I) have aimed to share something new or updated about fabric collage to appear in your Saturday morning blog post. … Read More
Today we take a look at an important day in history: March 17, 2018. That’s when we launched the Fabric Collage Online Master Class, a comprehensive online learning resource for … Read More
When last week’s blog post ended, I was leaving Cedarburg, WI, where I had taught a 5-day class at the Wisconsin Museum of Quilts and Fiber Arts. My friends, Nancy … Read More
Happy Thanksgiving to all my readers in the U.S.—I hope everyone has a safe celebration with as many friends and family as possible. Last week we blew by the anniversary … Read More
On October 31st I took a leap of faith and landed in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, soon to be on my way to Cedarburg and the Wisconsin Museum of Quilts and Fiber … Read More
Almost exactly six years ago, I was in Wisconsin to to see the premier of my 22-foot quilt “Crocodylus Smylus” at the Wisconsin Museum of Quilts and Fiber Arts. It … Read More
Thanks to all who have recently submitted Finish Line quilts, such as Alice Magorian whose heron appears above. If you too have a finished fabric collage you’d like to share, … Read More