At this time, keeping everyone safe from COVID means no in-person lectures or workshops. The lectures can be easily adapted to online pre-sentations. I can also offer many of the workshops online. Contact me to discuss options.
Whether online or in person, these hour-long programs reflect my respect for quilt and surface design traditions and innovations. My fine art and art history background, as well as my decades of quilt making are resources.
A digital projector is required. I bring an armload of quilts to share. Fee is $350.
My goal is to help students develop their own voices. Stitching & design classes are process- not product-oriented. Shorter workshops teach basics; longer ones allow time for experimen-tation, extended projects and advanced techniques. Work shops can be combined into multi-day classes.
Fee is $600 a day. Ask about a local discount.
I prefer a half-day session with a follow up. This offers opportunities to share work and avoids computer fatigue.
Students need dye experi-ence if applicable and supply materials.
Contact me for information. Current classes include
shibori stitching on folds &
katano; also itajime. I offer boro & kantha quilting as slow stitch workshops.
Working with a variety of materials--dyes, paints, and resists, etc.--shorter classes are a thorough introduction and longer workshops can take a broad approach by combining topics, or they can concentrate in depth on more limited techniques.
Fee is $600 a day. Ask about a local discount.