The Fabric Collage Finish Line #91
We are going to celebrate the Dog Days of Summer with a few Finish Line fabric collage quilts—including the finished version of the in-progress happy canine by Kathy Harvey, in … Read More
We are going to celebrate the Dog Days of Summer with a few Finish Line fabric collage quilts—including the finished version of the in-progress happy canine by Kathy Harvey, in … 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
The fabulous foxy collage above was created by Liz Chronister, one of the “Progress Not Perfection” artists from my most recent 5-Day Live Online Classes. Liz has kept working on … Read More
Usually when I teach a fabric collage class, very soon thereafter I feature the class in a series of blog posts. In the case of my May 2023 Live Online … Read More
Grace Crocker is a self-identified Fabric Collage Super Fan, a.k.a. Fanatic. A long-time quilter—30 years so far—Grace came to fabric collage about three years ago. She finished her first fabric … Read More
I love Finish Line quilts. I love reading the stories behind the quilts and examining the images, letting them pull me in to see and notice all the details and … Read More
As Tom and I were reviewing in-progress fabric collage images and testimonials from former Live Online Class students for this post, we were reminded which features have made the classes … 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
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
This post concludes the three-post series featuring my January (into February) 2023 Live Online Class. Life scurries along so quickly, doesn’t it? And now, as March blows in like a … Read More