Whether the addiction to fabric was our introduction to quilting or our quilting created our addiction to fabric, many of us have more fabric than we really know what to … Read More
How is it possible to teach fabric collage online? During the “interesting” days of early 2020, when I could no longer travel to teach, this was a question Tom and … Read More
Well, Groundhog Day has come and gone and I doubt that many of us have much love for Punxsutawney Phil right now, but let’s keep in mind that (according to … Read More
In just a week from today our Glorious Gecko Follow Along begins. Each Thursday evening (7pm Eastern Time) for the month of February, I’ll be hosting a Zoom presentation where … Read More
Here in the north, along the coast of Maine, winter has sunk its teeth into us. The temperature hasn’t risen above freezing for more than a few hours since the … Read More
A couple Saturdays ago I suggested that you crop your fabric collage quilt with the same “rules” you would crop a photograph or other artwork for framing. Even if you’re … Read More
In last week’s Throwback Thursday post, I re-introduced you to some of my fish quilts—small quilts that focus of color and texture. That post prepped you for the Saturday post—a … Read More
In this week’s Throwback Thursday I discuss the beginning of my career in fabric collage. Back then I was creating small quilts to sell in galleries and art shows. I … Read More
Happy Thanksgiving! Tom and I know that not all of you out there reading this post are in parts of the world that celebrate Thanksgiving. It’s one of our favorite … Read More
You may remember some recent posts about my teaching fabric collage in Bar Harbor, Maine (see links below). If you are intrigued by the class and location, I will be … Read More