The Connecticut region of Studio Art Quilt Associates supports and promotes professional fiber artists and educators as well as quilters developing fine art skills.
Friday, June 3, 2016
Thought about teaching?
Teaching workshops is a wonderful way to hone your art quilting chops, share your skills and techniques, get your name out into the world, inspire other people...and maybe pick up a tiny bit of cash in the process. We have quite a few SAQA-CT members who hold workshops regularly (for example, I'm signed up for an upcoming Carol Eaton fabric painting workshop! I'm so excited!). Laurie Russman just had a really interesting post with some things she's learned from teaching. I hope that you'll all consider holding some sort of workshop of your own at some point. And if you're already teaching, don't forget to drop me a line w details to post here on the blog for you!
Quilt National '21 is Coming to Connecticut
Congratulations to Catherine Whall Smith , whose quilt "Transfusion in Two Parts" will be on tour with Quilt National '21. Th...
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Congratulations to Catherine Whall Smith , whose quilt "Transfusion in Two Parts" will be on tour with Quilt National '21. Th...
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Bring Some Art and Color to your Neighborhood on Connecticut Hang-a-Quilt Day This community building event is sponsored by the Farmington V...
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Don’t miss your chance to see these stunning landscapes, on display in the Chelsea District in New York City. “As an artist, Noriko Endo n...