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Ellen Lindner
Please use this image with my compliments. See the July 8, 2016 post for some ideas about what to do with it.

Ellen Lindner
Woohoo! I’m so delighted to finally have my eBooks available as immediate downloads. One is called Personal Workshop: Adventures in Color. It’s jam packed with information: 64 content pages, plus another 22 workbook pages. As the name implies, it’s set up as a personal workshop. There are several pages of information and examples, followed by workbook…
I thought you might like to see a little bit of my studio (which I did NOT clean up for your visit.) This is my secondary design wall. I seldom use it for creating. Instead, it holds other things that need my attention, like these quilts waiting to be sprayed with UV protectant and photographed….
Choosing colors, fabrics, and placement get underway as Ellen Lindner starts a piece inspired by tall grasses.
I’ve been thinking about making a quilt inspired by this photo (composite) of my two brothers. I took quite a few photos that day and loosely merged 3 to get this composite. In the quilt I’ll leave out the extra arm and the clay pigeon thrower. This will be a special quilt for several reasons. –…
In the second half of our Floral Improv class the students added stems and leaves to their compositions. First, we discussed how much each student wanted her foliage to show up. A little or a lot? This dictated her fabric choice. You’ll see very different preferences in these photos. (These photos were all taken at…
This was originally posted May 19, 2015. I thought you’d enjoy seeing it again. Standing on the bridge, with sunlit tropical foliage all around, the wind kicks up and the flags overhead begin to flutter wildly. It’s at once both exciting and serene. A joyful moment! This was my experience as I took in an installation of…