Earlier this year I signed on with C&T publishing to write a book which is why I haven’t posted any new work in a while. This will be my third book and I’m very excited about it. I can’t talk about any details yet but I can tell you that it will be making it’s … Continue reading
So I don’t think it’s a secret that I am a big fan of Mistyfuse and that all the quilts that I create use it. I don’t piece anything! All of my quilts are constructed using fusing and the only fusible I use in my studio is Mistyfuse. Why this particular brand you ask? Well … Continue reading
I thought I’d tackle another subject on the list of blog post suggestions that I talked about in my last post. This time I thought I’d talk about the last one on that list because I think it’s something we all struggle with at some point: Juggling opportunities, prioritizing and getting it all done. … Continue reading
The other day I posted on my Facebook page asking for help finding a topic to write about here on my blog and I got some really terrific suggestions: Working in a series Dealing with success Dealing with jealous people How to know if your work is good Keeping track of shows and competition Juggling … Continue reading
If I had a yard of fabric for every time I got one of those emails I’d have a LOT more fabric in my studio! I’ve curated several juried exhibits now and one of the parts I hate about curating is having to send rejection letters. As an artist who has received a lot of them myself, I know that feeling you get in the pit of your stomach when you open that email and read that your piece was not accepted. Continue reading
I’ve been making a list of topics to write about here on my blog and before the list gets too much longer I thought I’d talk about one of those feared and most often misunderstood subjects: I cover this topic in depth in my Artistic Development online class that starts on June 4, but I … Continue reading
I’m so excited to be a part of the hop, skip jump blog hop to celebrate the release of Jamie Fingal’s new fabric line with RJR fabrics called “Hopscotch“! Hopscotch is a playful tone on tone super blender line of fabrics based on a collection of hand drawn designs from Jamie’s sketchbooks. The colors are … Continue reading
