Beyond teaching the technique of how I work fabric collage, is giving my students guidance for a particular project they’re working on. This individualized feedback is important as it sets … Read More
This month’s collection of Finish Line quilts come from different sources. They are from former students, readers of my book “Serendipity Quilts” (such as Connie Morrison’s sun face above), and … Read More
Recipe for my Harpswell, Maine Quilt Retreat Combine: 11 students 1 iconic, historic Maine inn 1 fabric collage teacher 1 husband/assistant/caterer Mix well and consume over five days of class. … Read More
In last week’s post, I covered the first week of my trip to the Seattle area to teach fabric collage. On this excursion to the Pacific Northwest, I was accompanied … Read More
On my first stop during my teaching tour of three quilt guilds in the greater Seattle area, I visited Block Party Quilters, which is based in Sammamish (accent on the … Read More
Critters. Why do we love them so much? Even when they don’t love us back, we are thrilled by them. Encounters with wild animals make memories we hold for a … Read More
This is it—the last post from my Montana classes, for this year at least. And it’s a good one. In The Fabric Collage Finish Line: Quilts from the Quilt Gallery, … Read More
If you’ve been following this month’s posts, you’ll know I’ve been catching up on last month’s classes at the Quilt Gallery in Kalispell, Montana. Every place I teach, my students … Read More
The more times I’ve returned to a particular location to teach, such as the Quilt Gallery in Kalispell, Montana, the more chances that I’ll get to see finished quilts from … Read More
June was a busy month for me as far as teaching classes went. Last week I introduced you to my latest group of Maine Retreat students from the last week … Read More