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Portraits (of people) are perhaps the most challenging subjects for fabric collage. Partly because portraiture is tough no matter the media you work in. Partly because when you choose to … Read More

Dogs are one of the most popular for subjects of fabric collage. We can’t help but adore them and they adore us back. Maybe that’s what inspires us to create … Read More

In this week’s special edition of the Fabric Collage Finish Line—#99 as we count up to our #100th Finish Line post on January 20th—we announce the second round picks of … Read More

Okay! The New Year is here and it’s time to announce the first round picks for our first ever Fabulous Fabric Collage Give-Away! The next three weeks will be dedicated … Read More

To close out 2023, we’ll be sharing a series of Fabric Collage Finish Line posts featuring the quilts of followers and students—such as Beatriz Englert’s portrait of her granddaughter (detail … Read More

Even though this is a “Finish Line” post, I decided to open with an in-progress photo of Maribel Marrero’s tortuga (turtle) above. It’s a detail shot that really shows off … Read More

If you really want to challenge your fabric collage skills, try making a portrait. Portraits of family members or other recognizable people are especially challenging. It’s hard enough to master … Read More

Tom and I wish all of you a wonderful holiday season. From the week preceding Christmas through the week after New Year’s Day, it’s a busy time of year for … Read More