At the end of August five years ago, we published the very first Finish Line blog post, celebrating a few of my students’ finished fabric collage quilts, including “Zaia” (above) … Read More
This is the third and final week of a 3-part series of posts going back to the basics of fabric collage. My intent has been to explain the process in … Read More
Have you picked up the challenge I laid down to start a new fabric collage this summer or finish an old one? The last two weeks in these Throwbacks I’ve … Read More
This is the second week of going back to the basics of fabric collage. My intent is to explain the process as a Summertime Challenge to consume in small bites … Read More
Last week I asked if you had any summer plans or goals. One of mine is to work in my studio finishing a collage quilt of my son Sam—while still … Read More
My mom, a.k.a. Oma, has been faithfully tending to her seasonal pumpkin crop since the Spring Harvest was posted almost four months ago. The softer hues of those earlier stuffed … Read More
This week and for the following two weeks we’re going back to basics. If you are interested in learning fabric collage but thought it was too difficult, let these posts … Read More
What are your summer plans? This summer as with past summers I’ve scheduled no teaching so I have time to work in the studio—among other summertime endeavors. Studio time includes … Read More
I long ago ran out of complimentary adjectives to describe the images I receive for these Fabric Collage Finish Line posts: inspiring, beautiful, colorful, lovely, enchanting, fantastic, and so on … Read More
My live-online and in-person teaching will now go on a break until September. Pandemic or not, I set aside the months of July and August to stay home. It’s time … Read More