Early adopters of Color Mastery loved the charts and miniature color wheels I included in the book. In fact, they couldn’t get enough of them. I heard from Liz, one of my readers, who just can’t bring herself to cut the mini color wheels from the back, and since color copying never gives [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Quilting’
A Night to Remember
Standing room-only last Friday evening at Sew Memorable for the Color Mastery book launch party. Jeanne’s team was so sweet and excited! They made homemade baby chocolate eclairs and weekend employees took off their day jobs to work in the shop all day to help Jeanne set up. Friends, quilters, even both [...]
Color Mastery for Bee Groups/Book Clubs
Are you a member of a bee group or mini-group? A book club? I’m a member of both, and I love the inspiration, friendship, and intimate setting of the small groups that meet in our homes. I’m offering an opportunity for your small group to have me visit, chat about color, quilting, and creativity. It’s [...]
Color Mastery Hits Local – and Annie’s Winner!
This week the local papers did articles on the book. The first is print edition only, but their website offers a photo of me, and more importantly, you can see my stash in the background (scroll down and it’s on the left sidebar). It’s well organized, but not huge by any means.
And here’s the [...]
Color Mastery Visits All About Applique Blog
Day Seven of the Color Mastery blog tour finds me at Kay Mackenzie’s All About Applique blog, where we dish about writing, quilting, and artist’s secrets of achieving outstanding color. Kay is an author of several books on applique, and has an upcoming book from Martingale on applique to be released next month (ssh – [...]
Color Mastery Visits Harper Homeschool Academy
Day Six of the Color Mastery blog tour finds me at the Harpers’ Homeschool Diary, home of Laurel Harper, prolific Twitter communicator, homeschool mom, PhD candidate, and college professor – oh yes, she quilts too! I homeschooled my own boys for several years, and found the most effective way of teaching them so they [...]
