Coming up Saturday in your regular blog post, I’ll talk about my Maine Quilt Retreat held here last week in Harpswell. Attending that retreat was repeat student Jean Savalchak. That’s … Read More
Australia is big. It was a whole day of travel to fly from Perth on the west coast to Coffs Harbour on the east coast. It was twilight by the … Read More
Sandwiched between two blog posts about a recent trip to Australia, this week’s Throwback Thursday takes you back to my first trip Down Under, when I was invited to teach at Melbourn’s Australian Quilting Convention (AQC) in April 2016. That was the year “Crocodylus Smylus” (or Stevie), my 22-foot saltwater crocodile quilt attended the show with me. She made quite a splash as she returned to her homeland, as you’ll see in the post.
If you are visiting my blog or website you may be experiencing a slowdown, or having trouble logging in to the Master Class Manual. Please know we are painfully aware … Read More
I might as well start this post off with a HUGE thank you to Michelle Pearson for being such a wonderful host and tour guide during my visit to Perth. … Read More
Glue is essential to fabric collage, so over the years I’ve received lots of inquiries about how, why, and what kind of glue I use. Why don’t I use fusibles? … Read More
While I was traveling to far off lands to teach recently (more on that next week and the week after), Tom followed through with an idea we had been … Read More
In this Throwback Thursday, I bring back a blog post originally from April 2016 and updated with video in February 2017, I describe how to make a pattern from your … Read More
I am fascinated by other artists. As a type of art teacher myself, I find the journey artists make to their art especially interesting. How do they choose one media … Read More
This week’s Throwback Thursday is a post featuring my friend Marilyn Davidson who is an artist and student. Actually it features both her quilts and her husband Joel’s photography. She … Read More