In textile art and quilting, green plays a unique role. It is grounding without being heavy, calm without being distant. When used intentionally, green creates balance, continuity, and emotional depth — acting as both structure and atmosphere.
Carolina Oneto explores how her background in engineering shapes her quilting — combining logic, color, and emotion to design structured, intuitive art.
A new Modern Quilters showcase where I present you Amanda McCavour, Elizabeth Ashdown, Ali Homan and Grier Dill
Enjoy their stories and amazing art.
Learn how value contrast shapes movement, depth, and emotion in quilting. Master the art of light and dark to make your quilts visually powerful.
improvisation is about responding creatively to the unexpected. It’s a deeply human capacity that allows us to adapt, solve problems, and create meaning in real time.
Textile art is no longer a quiet thread in the background. Across continents, artists, museums, fairs, and textile markets are weaving a bold new story
A new Modern Quilters showcase where I present you jo westfoot, Abigail Vargas and Sarah Gagnon
Enjoy their stories and amazing art.
“Casagrande” by Carolina Oneto captures the lush colors and nature of São Paulo through improvisational design, contrast, and emotion in fabric.
working in series can expand your creativity, improve your skills, and strengthen your artistic voice. Along the way, we’ll connect examples from art history and quilting, showing why this method is powerful for makers at any level.