Just over two years ago, Tom and I hosted our very first Fabric Collage Live Online Class—five full days of teaching and learning, lots of fabric and lots of work … Read More
Even though this is a “Finish Line” post, I decided to open with an in-progress photo of Maribel Marrero’s tortuga (turtle) above. It’s a detail shot that really shows off … Read More
This coming Saturday’s post will be Finish Line #89! Has a nice ring to it, eh? Tom and I usually decide on the main Saturday post topic first, before the … Read More
It’s sometimes useful to repeatedly follow the same path creatively. This is called practice. To understand things deeply and in detail sometimes requires that we repeat familiar techniques and subjects. … Read More
Progress on Winfrieda the lace polar bear was interrupted for a while, but now I am gradually getting back to work on her. Nevertheless, she’s come a long way from … Read More
The idea to share the finished work of my fabric collage students goes back to the end of August 2016, almost a year after the beginning of this blog in … Read More
Last Saturday in one of Tom’s Favorite Posts, we revisited Unlearning Looking and Learning Seeing Part 1—Colors, that invited us to reevaluate how we see when making our fabric choices. … Read More
From Tom: Like last week’s, this post is another that focuses not on the technique of fabric collage but your mindset as an artist. The technique while challenging to master, … Read More
There’s still time to register for this live Zoom event! March 2 and April 6 7:00 p.m. Eastern Time via Zoom All registrants will receive links to recordings of both … Read More
From Tom: As an instructor of fabric collage, the most straight-forward part of Susan’s job is teaching the technique—the concrete steps one takes to create a fabric collage quilt—taught through … Read More