It’s Spring. Over the course of a week spent with six amazingly talented women, Spring arrived to my town in Maine. Our snow-covered field became bare and a bit water-spongey. … Read More
For the sake of organizing an online class, we (Tom and I) usually divide a class into breakout rooms, where as they work, they discuss among themselves what their group’s … Read More
Meet PeeWee, above, the neighborhood feral cat who was Rebecca Lilly Segura’s fabric collage subject during our class week together. PeeWee’s portrait will ultimately benefit one of Rebecca’s local animal … Read More
This year I had a great lead into the holiday season by spending a week of color and creativity with the eight fabric collage artists you see below. I always … Read More
The end of the year sure seems to speed up, doesn’t it? Seemingly on the heels of one online class came another, both 5-day workshops, one in October, the other … Read More
In last week’s Part 1 post I introduced you to four of my most recent Live Online Fabric Collage students from the “class that wouldn’t be divided.” They were learning … Read More
This was the class that wouldn’t be divided. In my Live Online Classes I have between eight and twelve students. I typically organize them by subject or other theme and … Read More
Ready to take your first (or next) fabric collage class? My entire schedule for 2025 is now set. This should give my prospective students plenty of time to plan ahead … Read More
I have a phrase for the time in a collage—or any project for that matter—when you’re far enough into it to make a mess, but not far enough to see … Read More
I live in Maine, and the distinct pleasure of being able to drive to a location I’m teaching at such as Bar Harbor, was enhanced when I could also stop … Read More