Let’s Paint with Inktense

Each year I set aside time to learn a new technique. I treat this as if I am going to college. I make a schedule and allow myself space to learn at my own pace. This is how I learned the ins and outs of painting on fabrics. After hours of experimenting with various paints I chose Inktense pencils by Derwent as they are superior in quality.

My Favorite Things – Art Quilt with Lorraine Turner

A new online subscription only instructional art group.Join me as we create a beautiful art quilt using Inktense INK pencils! No drawing experience is necessary, beginners are welcome. Learn how to illustrate one block at a time as we build an art quilt customized to YOUR FAVORITE THINGS.

Fabric Collage Webinar “Rise and Shine”

May 18-19 or May 25-26 If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to felt and are unable to attend one of Lorraine’s workshops due to travel restrictions, now you can! This is a 2-day webinar where you will be working alongside Lorraine as she takes you step-by-step through the process. This interactive webinar will allow you to hold your work up for Lorraine to critique,

Thread Painting Webinar “Branching Out ”

If you’ve ever wanted to learn thread painting and are unable to attend one of Lorraine’s workshops due to travel restrictions, now you can! A webinar you can watch from your own home is now available.
This is a 1-day webinar where you will be working alongside Lorraine as she takes you step-by-step through the process.

3-day workshop “Angelina’s Water Garden”

June 16, 17, 18, 2020
– For SERIOUS students who wish to learn how to create textile art using materials such as merino wool, tussah silk, doilies, lace, banana fibers, cheesecloth, dyed burlap, lamb locks, ribbons, beads and just about anything that can be blended together using felting and a sewing machine.

6-day workshop “A Time For Reflection”

June 21 – 26, 2020 – For SERIOUS students who wish to learn how to create textile art using materials such as merino wool, tussah silk, doilies, lace, banana fibers, cheesecloth, dyed burlap, lamb locks, ribbons, beads and just about anything that can be blended together using felting and a sewing machine.