I've got quite a few quilts heading for shows. As I've been packing them I've been feeling very spoiled by my new shipping station. It's just an empty table with shipping supplies stored nearby. But, it's SO convenient! (Oh, the luxury of an empty table!)

You can see several photos of my new set up on my blog, (August 4, 2014.). Plus, I've written a full article about packing quilts, which you can find in my articles section.

I've just sent quilts to New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Check out Art on Tour to see what's near you.

This summer, I've been teaching art to kids: a group of ten girls, ages 6-15! They especially enjoyed learning to mix paint colors. I didn't tell them what to expect, so creating green from yellow and blue was an exciting discovery for them. Great fun. (More on my blog.)

My online class, "Design Your Own Nature Quilt" has just ended. The students did FABULOUS work! They're finishing up now and I'm anxious to show you their completed pieces. In the meantime, here's a small detail of Susan Cornell's quilt, in-progress.

If you live near Melbourne, FL, don't forget about the current "Florida in Fabric II" exhibit at the Ruth Funk Center for Textile Arts. It ends August 23rd, it's excellent, and it's free!

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ENJOY your adventures! They're all around you and some will not come again.
Ellen Lindner