My lace polar bear “Winfrieda” (above) is finished and currently on display at the New England Quilt Museum as part of their show, “Animalia: The Animal Kingdom in Quilts and … Read More
If I haven’t made it clear before, fabric collage is not a particularly fast process. For example, students are not going to finish a collage quilt in a week-long class—unless … Read More
This week in your regular Saturday post I’ll be showing off the work of my recent Loose Ends students, who signed up for independent study during a scheduled class week. … Read More
This September’s Live Online Fabric Collage class was unique among the many I have taught so far. A portion of the students were first-time-online class attendees for five days of … Read More
This week in October of 2023, summer has decided to make a temporary return to Maine. Temps went above eighty degrees (Fahrenheit), and my longtime BFCFF (best fabric collage friend … Read More
As I finish up another teaching week with a great batch of students, as always it’s been quite satisfying having helped them along on their own fabric collage journeys. And … Read More
In case you missed last Saturday’s post: Next year I will be returning to an abbreviated schedule of in-person teaching. I will also continue to teach my Live Online Fabric … Read More
Next year in 2024, I will be returning to an abbreviated schedule of in-person teaching. I will also continue to teach my Live Online Fabric Collage classes. In all, I … Read More
Did you see the first part of this two-part series? And were you were properly impressed with the progress made by each of the students? If so, be prepared to … Read More
Where do I start? That’s a fair question to ask if you are making your first (or even your thirty-first) fabric collage quilt. Let’s assume you’ve chosen your subject and … Read More