Susan Carlson Throwback Thursday: Catching A Few Elusive Fish
The following batch of “Part 2” fish never made it out of the net! Seriously, we tried numerous times to land these fish in your email inbox, but they stubbornly … Read More
The following batch of “Part 2” fish never made it out of the net! Seriously, we tried numerous times to land these fish in your email inbox, but they stubbornly … Read More
Beginners to fabric collage rejoice! The popularity of my February 2024 four-week Fantastical Quilter’s Trophy Fish class inspired me (and Tom) to create an eWorkshop based on the series. See … Read More
Learning fabric collage should be enjoyable. And I can’t think of a subject that’s more fun to learn the fabric collage process than fish. They come in such a wide … Read More
Due a technological hiccup, our last Saturday post was not delivered to people’s email! We definitely don’t want you to miss out on this second edition in this series of … Read More
So far in this new year, there’s already been weeks of shared creativity through new Finish Line posts, monthly feedback through our Patreon meetings, a new online mini-workshop (see in-progress example … Read More
We hope that you had a lovely Thanksgiving with good company and food. For us, everyone worked together to add to the day and it all went quite smoothly. We … Read More
Registration is open for the online learning opportunities I have scheduled for the rest of 2023 and all of 2024. You can join me in your fabric collage journey in … Read More
Registration is now open for the online learning opportunities I have scheduled for the rest of 2023 and the first half of 2024. You can join me in your fabric … Read More
Next year in 2024, I will be returning to an abbreviated schedule of in-person teaching. I will also continue to teach my Live Online Fabric Collage classes. In all, I … 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