Susan Carlson Throwback Thursday: Flattering Photos for Fabric Collage
Every week we receive submissions from readers for fabric collage quilts to appear in our Finish Line blog posts. Tom fields these emails so he’s the first to see the … Read More
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Fabric Collage Finish Line: Online Submissions 16
Do you need inspiration to start your next (or first) fabric collage? The following quilts should help. These are all student works, though none were begun in any in-person classes. … Read More
Susan Carlson Throwback Thursday: What a Difference a Year Makes
My “On the Road Teaching” series of blog posts, where I feature my teaching adventures around the world, is of course on hiatus. I haven’t traveled since last November. A … Read More
Small Business Saturday at Susan Carlson Quilts
Hello and thank you for all the lovely comments in last week’s Thanksgiving post—you guys are the best. I felt gratitude to hear how you were adapting your own holiday … Read More
Susan Carlson Throwback Thursday: Revisiting the Fabric Collage Relatives
Happy Thanksgiving! (to those here in the U.S., at least.) I suspect many of you are missing your loved ones today as we hunker down and stay safe during this … Read More
What’s Thanksgiving without Fabric Collage? This Post.
We do our best to make all of our posts relate—somehow—to fabric collage. But sometimes we want to talk about something that has no obvious ties to our favorite art … Read More
Susan Carlson Throwback Thursday: Thursday Night Faces
The end of the year feels a little bit like stumbling down a hill. The holidays seem to create some form of gravity, pulling us toward December 31, faster and … Read More
A November Harvest from Oma’s Pumpkin Patch
Update: Sunday morning 8:45am—Good morning! Our son Sam, just got up and let me know that every, single, pumpkin, in Oma’s Pumpkin Patch has been sold. When I wrote this … Read More
Five Years of the Susan Carlson Fabric Collage Blog
It’s our fifth anniversary and they say that wood is the appropriate gift. In Maine, that might mean a cord of firewood, split and stacked. But really, wood is said … Read More
Susan Carlson Throwback Thursday: Critiquing Fabric Collage—Staying Positive
Positivity. That’s something we can all use more of in this pandemic era. If we first reflect on what is going right, it helps us accept what needs to be … Read More