Dirty Dozen Fiber Artists: Live and On Stage - In the Style of..., Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com/blog

Dirty Dozen Fiber Artists: “In the Style of…”

For our second self-portrait challenge, the Dirty Dozen Fiber Artists made quilts in the style of their favorite artists. These included abstract, pop, impressionist, and whimsical styles, to name a few.

These were made by Marilyn Seibring and Andrea Luliak.

Dirty Dozen Fiber Artists: Live and On Stage - In the Style of..., Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com/blog

These were made by me, (Ellen Lindner,) Sandy Shenker, and Becky Stack.

Dirty Dozen Fiber Artists: Live and On Stage - In the Style of..., Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com/blog

Jill Brown, Dij Pacarro, and Laura Ruiz created these quilts.

Dirty Dozen Fiber Artists: Live and On Stage - In the Style of..., Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com/blog

Gabriele DiTota, Kathryn Robinson, and Ruth Anne Parker made these pieces.

Dirty Dozen Fiber Artists: Live and On Stage - In the Style of..., Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com/blog

Can you find pieces inspired by “Whistler’s Mother,” the work of Peter Max, and Andrew Wyeth?

Ellen Lindner
P.S. See the associated posts about our other self-portrait challenges.

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