Roooaar! Neeeiiigh! Until the four fabric artists featured in this post joined my February Live Online Class, I’d never thought how there are indeed at least two different species of … Read More
Howdy folks—today I finish the ride along the fabric collage trail at Tanque Verde Ranch in the burg of Tucson, Arizona—Part 1 is here—in case ya’ll missed it. The three … Read More
At the entrance to Tanque Verde Ranch on the outskirts of Tucson, Arizona, you enter a different world. This was my third visit to the ranch to teach fabric collage … Read More
This week we finish up with collage images from the students in my October 2023 Live Online Class. This week’s group were in the self-named breakout room, Tom’s Devils. I … Read More
I’m finally catching up on posting about this year’s online classes, the last of which ended just a week ago. A week ago is also when we began registration for … Read More
If I haven’t made it clear before, fabric collage is not a particularly fast process. For example, students are not going to finish a collage quilt in a week-long class—unless … Read More
This September’s Live Online Fabric Collage class was unique among the many I have taught so far. A portion of the students were first-time-online class attendees for five days of … Read More
Did you see the first part of this two-part series? And were you were properly impressed with the progress made by each of the students? If so, be prepared to … Read More
Back at the beginning of this summer, at the end of June—which somehow seems both like yesterday and a year ago at least—I taught a Live Online class focusing on … Read More
In this final installment of in-progress work from my May 2023 Live Online Class, there are several collages from this class, such as Mary McKay’s Galapagos tortoise, “Oliver” (above), that … Read More