This Saturday in your regular post I’ll take you into the classroom at Woodland Ridge Retreat Center in Downsville, WI, where I taught a week-long fabric collage class a few … Read More
I love me a dog nose. In my fabric collage animal classes I often create a dog nose during my in-class demonstration. Rebecca Lilly Segura’s dog nose (above) is a … Read More
Please enjoy this week’s selection of finished fabric collage quilts submitted by students, such as Mary Quade with her “Grandmother Portrait,” detail above. A big thank you to all for … Read More
The week before last, I taught a class in Bar Harbor here in Maine hosted by the Madeline Island School of the Arts. As is often the case, there were … Read More
Summer in Maine is not the most conducive season to stay undistracted in my studio and get my fabric collage work done. The season only lasts a short time and … Read More
As you may have noticed by now, I am making sure everyone is aware my two upcoming Live Online Fabric Collage classes. Despite of, or maybe because of, all the … Read More
I’m very excited to have scheduled more Live Online Classes. Helping my students achieve their artistic vision is the most fulfilling part of teaching and I have been very pleased … Read More
In this week’s Summer Special, our Fabric Collage by the Numbers addresses a common question about what fabrics to use for fabric collage. Spoiler: not only batiks!
Choosing a Subject: Fabric Collage By the Numbers #2 Tom and I would like to provide you with a sort of DIY Summer Collage Camp—or a Winter Collage Camp for … Read More
Fabrics designed and produced in Africa have a recognizable style, an aesthetic all their own. They use bright bold graphic patterns, often bordered or outlined in black. For fabric collage, … Read More