Most quilts are rectangles (or squares—anyway, the corners are right angles). But most of our fabric collage quilt main images are not rectangles. They may be round or roundish things … Read More
Ah, backgrounds. If you’ve ever made a fabric collage quilt you may have unexpectedly hit a wall when the time came for the background. The image may have gone along … Read More
With so many of our regular events being cancelled due to the pandemic, you may find yourself searching for something to do. If you discover you finally have the time … Read More
I usually develop a close connection to my fabric collage quilts. Over time they develop personalities and histories that increase my fondness for them. The subject of today’s TWO Throwback … Read More
I’m pleased that over 700 people took advantage of my recent free pattern offer. As a pandemic stress reliever, I may make that offer again. So stay in touch! Some … Read More
Since I won’t be traveling to teach fabric collage anytime soon, I figured we could do a little armchair traveling by revisiting a past class. I had been scheduled to … Read More
This Throwback Thursday relates to tonight’s Thursday Night in My Studio Live! presentation on creating eyes in fabric collage portraits. It also ties back to last week’s Throwback Thursday, “Sequence … Read More
One of the ideas that my students have the toughest time wrapping their heads around is the idea of working in sequence. There’s an order in which makes your fabric … Read More
Tonight on this week’s Thursday Night in My Studio Live!, I’m talking about improvisational fabric collage faces. I’ll be showing a couple of pieces I’ve been working on the last … Read More
As any of you who have followed me for a while know, I travel all over the country and internationally to teach fabric collage. I chronicle these travels in my … Read More