Susan Carlson Fabric Collage Throwback Thursday: A Happy May Day Finish Line!
Our grey winter landscape here in Maine has, in just the past week, begun to green up. We can now look outside and see lush green grass (when did that … Read More
Our grey winter landscape here in Maine has, in just the past week, begun to green up. We can now look outside and see lush green grass (when did that … Read More
In January of 2018, numerous photos of collage quilts were submitted for a Finish Line post from a small group of friends—all working together to support each other on their … Read More
Today’s Finish Line Throwback Thursday first ran in January 2018, more than seven years ago. But having had a hand in most of these quilts, I remember them well and … Read More
Fabric collage is extremely versatile, capable of interpreting and recreating almost any subject you can imagine. For proof, check out the variety of images in this week’s Throwback Thursday Fabric … Read More
The post below—our seventh ever Fabric Collage Finish Line—ran December 23, 2017. It was a nice way to end that year and, perhaps, to start a new one—reflecting on past … Read More
Where do my students find the inspiration for their fabric collage subjects? That would be quite a question to delve into! We find inspiration from so many people and creatures, … Read More
Happy First Day of Spring, to those of you in the Northern Hemisphere—Happy First Day of Autumn, to those of you in the Southern Hemisphere—a day of equal light and … Read More
This week, there are fantastic fabric collage quilts in-progress in my current 5-day online class. These art pieces have more than made it past the beginning “messy-scary stage”—and it’ll be … Read More
In many parts of the world and a few parts of the US, Mardi Gras celebrations and parades were in full force the last few days—and here in this Throwback … Read More
In this week’s Throwback Thursday, we are continuing to share Fabric Collage Finish Line posts—created to celebrate the finished versions of collage quilts that students began in a class. Last … Read More