Posts Tagged ‘Silk’

“Sea Star” by Jo-Ann Jensen

I have new artwork on my wall and I love it!  It’s Sea Star, created for me by my good friend, Jo-Ann Jensen.  Here it is installed in my hallway. Click on any image for a larger view I love this location.  The colors look great together and this is a spot where it will [...]

Double Vision Class

My good friend, Jo-Ann Jensen, is a talented fiber and mixed media artist.  She’s particularly adept at batik and various fabric dyeing techniques.  So, I was delighted to recently preview her latest class, Double Vision. Since a picture’s worth a thousand words, let me show you what we did.  First, we each created a fabric collage [...]

Sketching with Silk, Piece #3 Complete

I’ve finally decided on a name for my series of silk pieces:  Sketching with Silk.   (Each one is a fabric interpretation of a recent sketch.) Here’s the latest piece, Sketching with Silk #3.  It measures 9″ x 36″. Click for a larger image. You can see a larger image of this quilt, along with a [...]

Another Silk Sketch

Here’s the sketch for the third tall and skinny silk quilt, on the right.  Click any image for a larger view. And here’s an in-progress detail shot. Isn’t the silk gorgeous?  I love it! Ellen Lindner

Sketching with Silk

My small art quilt group, the Dirty Dozen Fiber Artists, issued a challenge in which the proportions of the resulting pieces must be tall and skinny (at least a 4:1 ratio.)  I made my challenge piece and found that I really liked this proportion.  I began to have many ideas about fitting things into this [...]