This is a final reminder to come be a “Fly on the Wall” today, as I finally get back to working on my leopard fabric collage—created with African wax-print fabrics. … Read More
This is a reminder to come be a “Fly on the Wall” as I continue to work on my African wax-print fabric collage leopard, now named T’swana. I began this … Read More
As kids head back to school this week, I thought it would be a good time to remind you of our upcoming educational opportunities. This fall we’re offering two Live … Read More
Come be a “Fly on the Wall” as I continue to work on my African wax-print fabric collage leopard, now named T’swana. I began this fabric portrait last November, in … Read More
Your appetite for fish should be satisfied this week as I serve up two portions, one today and one in your regular Saturday post. As an appetizer, today’s Throwback Thursday … Read More
The adage says that little girls are made of sugar and spice and everything nice. In this quilt of my niece, “Monarch Maia,” she is made of butterfly wings and … Read More
My “Specimens” exhibit of fabric collage quilts opened on July 19 at the National Quilt Museum in Paducah, Kentucky. Currently I am in Paducah teaching a three day class at … Read More
Working in drafts isn’t a concept that everyone is familiar with. And if they are familiar with it (like drafting a letter or story), they might not be aware that … Read More
Response continues to be enthusiastic for my new Zoom Follow Along—Fascinating Fabric Collage Bugs and Butterflies—a step-by-step project that will introduce you to or perhaps build on your fabric collage … Read More
A couple years ago I taught for the first ever Madeline Island School of the Arts class in Bar Harbor, Maine. Based in Wisconsin (on Madeline Island in Lake Superior), … Read More