Creative & Designer

Ana Buzzalino is a textile artist and surface designer whose work explores colour, texture, memory, and the stories materials hold. Combining her own hand-dyed fabrics with vintage linens, lace, and other found textiles, she creates art quilts and slow-stitched textile books that celebrate the beauty of materials, the passage of time, and the art of making by hand.

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Workshops & Lectures

Ana has been teaching quilting and textile arts since 1986. Today, her workshops and lectures focus on hand stitching, art quilting, surface design, monoprinting, fabric dyeing, and mixed-media explorations. Through hands-on classes and engaging presentations, she encourages participants to experiment with materials, explore new possibilities, and develop their own creative voice.

Writer & Author

Ana Buzzalino is a frequent contributor to Quilting Arts Magazine and A Needle Pulling Thread. Her work has also been featured in American Quilter’s Society Magazine, Modern Patchwork, 101 Patchwork Projects, Quilt Scene, and Stitched Journeys with Birds: Inspiration to Let Your Creativity Take Flight. She has appeared on Quilting Arts TV and The Quilt Show and has produced two instructional workshop DVDs with Interweave/F&W.

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Recent blog posts

Merry Christmas to you all

Merry Christmas to you all

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The time has come …

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The Quilt Show

The Quilt Show – Show 3110 is coming!

Super excited to let you know that the segments I…

News from my studio

News from my studio

What’s going on in my studio in the next little…

bands of colour

The view from my studio door

We are talking about having expectations about our art, and…

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The past and the future

“We cannot erase our pasts, however hard we try. Instead…

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The Vulnerability of Must

We continue where we left off – and end the…