Empty Spools at Asilomar State Park in California is one of the premier quilting conferences in the world. For the past two years, 2020 and now 2021, their series of … Read More
The Fabric Collage Master Class is my attempt to lay out in detail the entire fabric collage process. The challenge was to produce an online learning resource that provides all … Read More
This week we revisit a post promoting a project that makes a great entry into fabric collage: the Spiral. This project is included in the Fabric Collage Master Class and … Read More
As I take this week to prepare for my upcoming May Live Online Class with a fresh batch of 11 students, I thought we could take a look at the … Read More
In April 2019 B.P. (Before Pandemic), Tom and I had a wonderful time on a trip we took to Australia. I had been invited to teach at the AQC—Australasian Quilt … Read More
In a previous post I talked about how looking and seeing are two different abilities. From a few details, our brains leap to conclusions about what we’re looking at. While … Read More
This post about my April 2021 Live Online Class first appeared only a couple weeks ago, but I thought I should bring it back to remind you that it’s not … Read More
Happy May Day! The last few days here in Maine have followed the saying, “April showers bring May flowers”—being a bit dreary and damp, but sun is forecast for today, … Read More
In honor of my son Sam’s birthday today, this week’s Throwback Thursday features the quilt portraits I’ve made of him. Starting with the most recent, there’s the two part (so … Read More
In science if you get a result once it could be a fluke, but if you can replicate that result, then you can say you have discovered something. That’s kind … Read More