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
Welcome to week two of my Fabric Collage Review. This six-week refresher (or introduction) on the basics of fabric collage is in preparation for my upcoming live follow-along Zoom classes … Read More
In 2025, which is right around the corner, we’ll be holding two four-week live follow-along classes via Zoom. You may have seen them promoted in a previous blog post. This … Read More
If you’ve ever considered giving yourself the gift of a week-long fabric collage class experience with me—and are not scared off by staying cozy in your home, not traveling anywhere, … Read More
We attend quilt classes to surround ourselves with other like-minded fabric-enthusiasts who get all excited when someone starts talking about their “stash” and how they “store” it. Now, taken out-of-context … Read More
Coming in my Saturday post, I’ll be opening up registration for all my 2025 fabric collage classes. To get ready for class you may be thinking about organizing your fabrics. … Read More
I have a phrase for the time in a collage—or any project for that matter—when you’re far enough into it to make a mess, but not far enough to see … Read More
“How do you make an eye?” It’s not uncommon for me to get asked that simple yet perplexing question. After more than three decades of making fabric collage quilts, and … Read More