I long ago ran out of complimentary adjectives to describe the images I receive for these Fabric Collage Finish Line posts: inspiring, beautiful, colorful, lovely, enchanting, fantastic, and so on … Read More
A trip to MISA on Madeline Island, off the shores of Lake Superior in northern Wisconsin, always involves a ferry ride. And for this first teaching venture of mine outside … Read More
Welcome to the third and final post that completes the series covering my May 2021 Live Online Class. Each post has covered one of the three Zoom breakout rooms we … Read More
In last week’s post, I introduced you to the first group of students—the Zookeepers—and their quilts from my recent May 2021 Live Online Class. This week we move on to … Read More
I had 11 fresh and familiar faces in my May 2021 Fabric Collage Live Online Class. After three sessions this spring, I have to say that I am really enjoying … Read More
The Fabric Collage Master Class is my attempt to lay out in detail the entire fabric collage process. The challenge was to produce an online learning resource that provides all … Read More
In a previous post I talked about how looking and seeing are two different abilities. From a few details, our brains leap to conclusions about what we’re looking at. While … Read More
In science if you get a result once it could be a fluke, but if you can replicate that result, then you can say you have discovered something. That’s kind … Read More
The focus for last week and this week’s blog posts have been how Zoom annotation tools can facilitate communication with my online students. Two students from March’s online virtual class, … Read More
My sister says that I like to work in themes, and she’s right. She’s usually referring to family get-togethers and menu planning—winter smorgasbord potlucks around the firepit, or “Soup Sample … Read More