Fly on the Wall: Susan Carlson Fabric Collage Studio Watch—Bella Luna
Join me this summer, via Zoom, for four Thursdays in July and August as I work on a new project in my studio—a beautiful full moon. Fly on the Wall: … Read More
Join me this summer, via Zoom, for four Thursdays in July and August as I work on a new project in my studio—a beautiful full moon. Fly on the Wall: … Read More
I along with my husband Tom’s help, produce the susancarlson.com blog posts weekly, with the help of our Patreon supporters. We have the goal of continuing free access to my … Read More
It’s still kind of amazing to me how a relatively small and uncomplicated project can demonstrate the entire fabric collage technique. The same steps that I and my students use … Read More
This evening, February 6th, we begin our 2025 Fantastical Fabric Collage Fish Follow-Along—this year I’m choosing a goldfish design and a palette of blue fabrics, though you can make your … Read More
Using text, photos, and plenty of videos, the Master Class takes you through six steps and one project—explaining the entire fabric collage process in a variety of ways, with multiple … Read More
One week from today, on February 6th, we start our new Fantastical Fabric Collage Fish Zoom Follow-Along. This is the latest installment in our series of four-week online classes that … Read More
“Not-So-Goldfish,” that’s the name I gave to my goldfish collage above, because well, he kinda went off into his own color scheme as he evolved. It happens—especially when I limit … Read More
This sixth and final review post below, is about using sheer fabrics: netting, tulle, and other semi-transparent fabrics. I often use these near the end of the collage process to … Read More
In Case You Missed It: For me and I’m sure for many of you 2025 is passing quickly. Before you know it, we’ll be flipping the calendar to February when … Read More
This post will be the last post… of 2024! Yikes! That went fast! Probably one of the most overstated comments of this time of year—but I have to admit it’s … Read More