Background About year ago I started incorporating more video into this blog about fabric collage. Video is everywhere these days. It has become or is becoming the preferred media in many online sites. … Read More
Home CLASS OVERVIEW Spiral AN EXERCISE Step 1 GETTING STARTED Step 2 COLLAGE TECHNIQUE Step 3 BACKGROUNDS Step 4 ADDING DETAILS Step 5 QUILTING Step 6 FINISHING Step 4: Jazzing It Up Action Points Add Details: I always say, More is better. Keep on adding details by further defining shadows, highlights, and accents. Use Sheers: Use … Read More
The four seasons of my year: Winter, Spring, Summer, and Retreat Season. While I do a couple other of my Maine Quilt Retreats in the spring and early summer, I … Read More
According to tradition the second year anniversary is commemorated with gifts made of cotton. Sounds good to me. I’ll take mine in fat quarters, thank you! So, yeah. Here we … Read More
Long straggling wedges of Canada geese call to each other as they criss-cross our autumn skies. Funnily enough they aren’t all heading south, but wander here and there to one … Read More
Beginners to fabric collage rejoice! The popularity of my February 2024 four-week Fantastical Quilter’s Trophy Fish class inspired me (and Tom) to create an eWorkshop based on the series. See … Read More
Learning fabric collage should be enjoyable. And I can’t think of a subject that’s more fun to learn the fabric collage process than fish. They come in such a wide … Read More
Due a technological hiccup, our last Saturday post was not delivered to people’s email! We definitely don’t want you to miss out on this second edition in this series of … Read More
This eWorkshop is a fresh and creative way to play with fabric collage using a subject I’ve been fond of for decades—fish. They come in all shapes, sizes, and colors, which means anything goes. If you’ve been wanting to “cut loose and let go,” here’s your chance. Let me lead you from beginning to … Read More
Last month was Fish February for Tom and I—and for many of you it was a month to let go and try something new. As a slightly different approach to … Read More