If the angel deigns to come, it will be because you have convinced him, not by your tears, but by your humble resolve to be always beginning. —Rainer Maria Rilke … Read More
I debuted my new two-week Fabric Collage Immersion workshops last September with a class in Bar Harbor, Maine. It was such an overall hit with both students and myself that … Read More
Today’s Fabric Collage Finish Line features three fantastic and engaging portraits. Each one exemplifies a different approach to the art of portraiture. Jackie Dalley’s double portrait (detail above), is a … Read More
Today we continue to revisit our past Fabric Collage Finish Line posts with this collection of quilts by Ria Mille, in The Belgian Connection 2. I first met Ria and … Read More
As tired of winter as the humans in our household are, I think our dogs might be even more ready for spring. After sniffing the same clumps of snow for … Read More
Today will be the last live presentation in our Glorious Gecko Follow Along and I’ll be talking about finishing touches for my gecko collage. I thank all of you who … Read More
I’m not sure that people take me seriously when I say “No scrap is too small to save!” They’ll pick up a pinkie-fingernail-sized piece of fabric and say, “Surely you … Read More
Whether the addiction to fabric was our introduction to quilting or our quilting created our addiction to fabric, many of us have more fabric than we really know what to … Read More
My husband Tom, is one of those people who loves cooking—and cooking for someone else is a major love language of his. I have greatly benefitted from this over the … Read More
How is it possible to teach fabric collage online? During the “interesting” days of early 2020, when I could no longer travel to teach, this was a question Tom and … Read More