Inspiration and information come in a variety of ways. Here are some of the websites I enjoy.


Art Cloth Studios -- Jane Dunnewold
Jane Dunnewold is an inspiring teacher who creates an excellent environment in which to learn. Her complex cloth pieces are rich and provocative.

David Walker
David Walker teaches, inspires, educates, encourages -- and provides a rich and rewarding site complete with guest artists and links to a who's who of art quilters.

Paula Burch -- Hand Dyeing
Paula Burch has included instructions for various types of dyeing, links to suppliers and groups, FAQ's and so much more.

Bryerpatch Studio -- Art Quilts by Caryl Breyer Fallert
Caryl Breyer Fallert includes everything -- gallery, links, shopping, tours -- at her site.

Thirteen Moons Gallery
Fiber artists who "capture the spirit of the most imaginative creations using common elements in uncommon ways."

Joseph Mallord William Turner
Print copies of Turner's landscapes cannot match the real thing -- a perfect reason for going to London's Tate Britain. Browse the Turner Collection Highlights

Surface Design Association
Surface,SDA's journal, is beautiful. The newsletter is informative, and conferences are excellent.

Studio Art Quilt Associates
SAQA sponsors exhibits, conferences, and workshops to promote public awareness of the art form.

Quilt National
Highly competitive, QN exhibits the latest and best in contemporary quilts -- and excites passion and controversy.

GUILD.com
Spend hours looking at original art work of contemporary artists working in all media.

Songlines Aboriginal Art
The works created by Australian aboriginal artists show their spiritual connection to the land.