To Tulle or Not to Tulle—Fabric Collage By the Numbers #13 This is the third post of our Summer Special series where we’ve talked about using netting and other sheer … Read More
When Is My Fabric Collage Quilt Done?—Fabric Collage By the Numbers #12 By its nature fabric collage is flexible. It allows you to make changes on the fly. Even after … Read More
Using Sheer, Netting, and other Semi-Transparent Fabrics—Fabric Collage By the Numbers #11 Recently in this series we talked about using sheer fabrics (netting, tulle, and so on) in sequence: when … Read More
Fabric Collage with MISA in Bar Harbor, Maine We still have a few spots open in the class I will teach for MISA—Madeline Island School of the Arts—to launch their … Read More
Telling the Story: Fabric Collage Backgrounds—Fabric Collage By the Numbers #10 The background of your fabric collage can be more than just a way to fill in the space around … Read More
Fabric Collage with MISA in Bar Harbor, Maine We still have a few spots open in the class I will teach for MISA—Madeline Island School of the Arts—to launch their … Read More
Sequence in Fabric Collage Part 3: Using Sheers—Fabric Collage By the Numbers #9 Compared to the previous two posts I’ve written on the topic of sequence in fabric collage—Part One … Read More
Sequence in Fabric Collage Part 2: Faces—Fabric Collage By the Numbers #8 As I mentioned in the previous entry—#7 in this series of posts, the optimal sequence in which you … Read More
Sequence in Fabric Collage Part 1: Fabric Collage By the Numbers #7 I hate to sound all controlling and rule-bound, because that’s not how I believe art should happen, but … Read More
Fabric Collage with MISA in Bar Harbor, Maine I am excited to announce that I’ve been invited by MISA—Madeline Island School of the Arts to launch their Inaugural 5-Day Workshop … Read More