It’s the end of the week again, which means it’s time for another blog post — and this week I’m continuing the thread from last week’s reflections on working in a series. Sometimes, when you spend a long time immersed in a theme, something unexpected bubbles up from underneath. That’s exactly what happened with my…
This past week went by in a blur again – not because nothing happened, but because so much of it happened quietly behind the scenes. I’ve been busy filming videos (the kind that somehow take much longer than you expect!) and preparing samples for a new workshop (more on this at a later date). Of…
An artist book stitched from rocks, fabric, and memory You may have noticed – if you’ve been following along – that I’ve been thoroughly enjoying the FibreArts Take Two workshop Unbound with Toni Hill from New Zealand on making artist books. Because I work in textiles, everything seems to take a little longer to resolve….
While visions of sugar plums dance in my head, I can tell you that the Leighton Art Centre’s Foothills Art Sale is on, and the segments I taped for The Quilt Show are ready for viewing. Exciting news!
A post to let you know where I’ll be in the next few months. I hope to see you in some of my classes.
An update on Workshops for the month of April, plus news on the Saskatchewan Stitches Conference.
I’d like to share with you the making of “Low Tide at Rocky Point” which was made in collaboration with Shell Rummel using her new line of fabrics Time and Tide.
Happy holidays to everyone. I hope you had a chance to celebrate with family and friends in some way. I had a quiet celebration with my loved ones, just the way I like it. And now that the food has been eaten, the presents have been opened and things have slowed down a bit ……
A couple of weeks ago I had the great honour of recording a Podcast for the new Quilting Arts Podcast https://www.quiltingdaily.com/the-art-of-repetition-quilting-arts-podcast-episode-4/ which is the new venture by Susan Brubaker Knapp and Vivika Denegre both well known from Quilting Arts Magazine and Quilting Arts TV. We met one morning in Zoom to talk about the art…