Hey! I Have a Website!
I like getting comments and questions. Often they lead me to ideas for other blog posts. And it shows me that people are paying attention, which is nice to know … Read More
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I’m Humbled and in Awe! Classes filled.
To alleviate the stress so many of us are feeling right now, I’m sending out this post immediately. All five my 2018 Maine Quilt Retreats filled within 15 minutes. In fact … Read More
2018 Maine Retreat Dates (And Other Things I Did on My Summer Vacation)
It’s Labor Day weekend and even though we officially have 3 more weeks of summer to come, it feels like it’s time to wrap up the summer months and re-set … Read More
Summer in Maine
Summer in Maine is brief. Despite what the calendar says, summer pretty much starts on July 4 and is over on Labor Day. Because of its brevity, I schedule my teaching so … Read More
Copyright and Copywrong: A Follow Up
A few weeks ago, I wrote a post called “Copyright and Copywrong: Finding an Image for Fabric Collage.” It was primarily about how we all need to be more careful about … Read More
It’s Coming!
For those of you who are expecting the Susan Carlson fabric collage blog to peruse with your coffee, rest assured the blog is on it’s way. There will be a slight delay, … Read More
Sign Up to Fill Openings for May Retreat! CLASS FULL
Sign Up Now for Last Minute Openings at My Spring Maine Retreat SORRY CLASS IS NOW FULL! Susan Carlson Spring Quilt Retreat Dates: May 15-19, 2017 Place: Hyatt Old Port-Portland, … Read More
Using Sheer, Netting, and other Semi-Transparent Fabrics
It isn’t always clear to those who haven’t seen my work in person how much netting, tulle and other semi-transparent fabric I use in my quilts. For simplicity’s sake I’m going … Read More
Online Course Survey Follow Up
Wow! What a response to last week’s post about my intention to produce an online fabric collage course. I received over 140 comments, by far the most of any of … Read More
A New Year, A New Challenge: And You Can Help
Help! On the eve of a new year, one does tend to look to the past and future at the same time. I realized that as far as this blog … Read More