The Fabric Collage Finish Line: Online Submissions 9
In last week’s post I wrote this: Every week I feel like I should ask how you are doing. I wonder if any of you are ill or know someone … Read More
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The Fabric Collage Finish Line: Online Submissions 8
Every week I feel like I should ask how you are doing. I wonder if any of you are ill or know someone who is ill and whether I can … Read More
The Fabric Collage Finish Line: Online Submissions 7
A couple of sea creatures, a little girl (above, by Lorna Millen), a bison, and three dogs. That’s the mix of subjects offered up in this week’s Fabric Collage Finish … Read More
The Fabric Collage Finish Line: Sea Turtle Edition
The sea turtles in this week’s Finish Line Post are almost all based on my pattern, which is available online. It’s proven to be a very popular pattern both inside … Read More
More Fabric Collage Finish Line Quilts: Online Submissions 6
Fabric collage quilts from around the world! Sometimes husband and partner Tom shows me the statistics that display where in the world people are when they visit the website. The … Read More
More Fabric Collage Finish Line Quilts: Online Submissions 5
I never tire of showing off the fabulous fabric collage quilts that people send in. Some are started in one of my workshops, others are begun using my book Serendipity … Read More
Creating Feathers in Fabric Collage
Birds are a popular subject for my fabric collage students. And why not? They are bright and bold and beautiful. They present a unique challenge, however. What do birds have … Read More
The Finish Line: Fabric Collage Quilts of Jerri Stroud
Three and a half years ago in 2016, I met Jerri Stroud when she attended my class my Maine Quilt Retreat. In September last year, I renewed my acquaintance with … Read More
Fabric Collage Finish Line: Portraits
Portraits are tough. Doesn’t matter which medium you use—oils, watercolors, crayons, charcoal or fabric—depicting a person is a huge challenge. Ellen Parrott with her “Flower Girl” above, has tried at … Read More
On the Road: Looking Back on Teaching Fabric Collage in 2019
I’ve been in a somewhat contemplative mood lately, looking at time—how much of it we have on a day to day basis and in our lives in general, and how … Read More