Birds are a common subject in my fabric collage classes. Their variety and beauty make them very attractive. This TBT features not one but two whole Fabric Collage Finish Line … Read More
Three and a half years ago in 2016, I met Jerri Stroud when she attended my class my Maine Quilt Retreat. In September last year, I renewed my acquaintance with … Read More
I first met Jerri Stroud during my Summertime Maine Quilt Retreat in June 2016. I reconnected with her this past September when I taught at Quilters Anonymous in Shoreline, WA, … Read More
Making a fabric collage quilt—it can go on forever. There is no ribbon stretched across the finish line to break through when your quilt is done. Maybe you’re a perfectionist—I … Read More
Today’s TBT takes you through the process of choosing a photo or other image to use for your fabric collage quilt. Starting with a good image—one that is in focus … Read More
Portraits are tough. Doesn’t matter which medium you use—oils, watercolors, crayons, charcoal or fabric—depicting a person is a huge challenge. Ellen Parrott with her “Flower Girl” above, has tried at … Read More
This week for Throwback Thursday we go back to the basics. Lately, I’ve been fielding quite a few inquiries from people who are new to fabric collage. They have questions … Read More
Here is my 2020 class schedule. I teach fabric collage at different venues around the country. Each venue handles the advertising for the classes, often giving priority to their own … Read More
I’ve been in a somewhat contemplative mood lately, looking at time—how much of it we have on a day to day basis and in our lives in general, and how … Read More
Last week in your Throwback Thursday, I showed you one of my favorite ways to finish the edge of your fabric collage quilt. This week I show you methods of … Read More