Modern Quilters Showcase 72
A new Modern Quilters showcase where I present you Tone-kristin Lone, Dominie Nash, Charlie Dalton and Marthe Koetsier
Enjoy their stories and amazing art.
What I’ve Learned From Being Rejected by Quilt Shows
Rejection from a quilt show can feel personal. Having judged international shows myself, this is what I’ve actually learned about why it isn’t.
What Watercolor Quilting Actually Is (And Why It’s Harder Than It Looks)
Why does a quilter give up prints entirely? I explain why solid fabrics let me treat color like paint — with Albers, Amish quilts, and my own process.
My France Quilting Retreat: Looking Back at 2026, Looking Ahead to 2027
Why does a quilter give up prints entirely? I explain why solid fabrics let me treat color like paint — with Albers, Amish quilts, and my own process.
Solid Fabrics Only: What You Gain When You Give Up Prints
Why does a quilter give up prints entirely? I explain why solid fabrics let me treat color like paint — with Albers, Amish quilts, and my own process.
Modern Quilters Showcase 71
A new Modern Quilters showcase where I present you Pachi Sarmiento, Chandra Wu and Beverly Smith
Enjoy their stories and amazing art.
Pink, Reconsidered: Sweetness, Power and the Most Underestimated Color
Pink has a stranger history than any color on the wheel — Baker-Miller pink, Schiaparelli’s Shocking Pink, and a gender history that isn’t so simple.
The Bauhaus Legacy: What Albers and Itten Still Teach Quilters About Color
A century-old Bauhaus color lineage — Itten, Albers, and my own teacher — still shapes how I quilt today, generation by generation, unbroken.