Color Theory In the 20th Century
Learn about color theory in the 20th century and how it can be used to influence your quilting projects.
Resources for Canadian Quilters
Read this blog post to learn more about Canadian quilting festivals, museums, and fabrics/textile shops to help you find the quilting resources that you need.
Modern Quilters Showcase 17
A new Modern Quilters showcase where I present you Virginia Robinson, Claudia Scheja, Scott Culley and Belen Parisi enjoy their stories and amazing quilts.
How to Decorate Your Home with Meaningful Handmade Decor
Whether you recently bought a home in Toronto, ON, or a townhouse in Nashville, TN – it can often feel intimidating decorating your home, with the countless decor options to choose from. Sometimes when it’s all said and done, if the pieces you chose don’t reflect your personality and your style is absent from the space, your house…
History of Color Theory – Part IV
The 19th century advanced many aspects of color theory. Let’s take a look at some of the art and theorists during the 19th century.
Quilt Festivals in 2022
Are you looking for quilting festivals to check out in 2022? If so, you are in the right place. We’ve assembled a list of quilting festivals
Fiber & Quilt Museums Throughout the World
Are you looking for some of the most wonderful fiber and quilt museums throughout the world? Take a look at some of our top picks to find some inspiration for you.
Modern Quilters Showcase 16
A new Modern Quilters showcase where I present you Annie Hudnut, Juli Smith, Brittney Frey and Drew Steinbrecher enjoy their stories and amazing quilts.
History of Color Theory-Part III
Have you ever wondered about the history of color transparency? Learn about how artists throughout history have used transparency effects with their colors.