Susan Carlson Throwback Thursday: Making a Pattern for Fabric Collage
Some fabric collage subjects are meant to be more fanciful than others. But if interpreting a subject in a realistic way is your goal for a finished quilt, the place … Read More
Some fabric collage subjects are meant to be more fanciful than others. But if interpreting a subject in a realistic way is your goal for a finished quilt, the place … Read More
The pandemic has opened up a new realm of learning with online teaching—and I’m discovering it has its benefits. In the Throwback Thursday post below, I introduced readers to my … Read More
After last Saturday’s post on “The Under-Appreciated Fabric Collage Spiral”, which accompanies my Thursday Night series of live presentations in which I’m creating a spiral as a sample quilt, I’m … Read More
We’ve never before repeated a blog post twice in a row, but we received such a positive response to last Saturday’s post that we decided it was a good time … Read More
In honor of tonight’s Full Harvest Moon, here’s a post from the past featuring some canines who might have howled at the moon once or twice in their lives. A … Read More
Next week I begin my next series of Thursday Night in My Studio Live! presentations. For the next four Thursday nights I’ll be talking about working in drafts in a … Read More
The student celestial faces in the following Finish Line post—especially the suns—are almost all based on the same pattern, yet they are all so very different, reflecting the tastes, skills, … Read More
In this Throwback Thursday we finish up the re-visit to Washington State begun in last week’s Throwback Thursday. Just a year ago Tom and I traveled to the Seattle area … Read More
In this week’s Throwback Thursday you can add a little armchair traveling to your fabric collage appreciation. In this post we revisit my trip to the Seattle, Washington area with … Read More
This title of this week’s Throwback Thursday gave me a little chuckle, a snort of ironic realization. “What are your intentions?” For most of us, our intentions have been completely … Read More