Like very accurate portraits.
March Journal: Ellen, by Ellen Lindner
The portrait above was the FIRST thing I ever did with this technique! That’s how easy it is.
Now, I have an eBook about this technique, which uses this awesome apple to teach you the concepts.
My students and readers have had really good results with this technique. See what I mean:
The download is only $9.95. Find full details here.
Enjoy,
Ellen Lindner
I’m having a little glitch with my blog posts. As I try to sort that out I’ll be posting some tests. To compensate you for putting up with them I’ll include some eye candy with each one. Here’s an early art quilt from 2001, called Hopes and Daydreams. Although it looks like I did complicated curved…
While at the retreat, Annette Boceck did a demonstration about hand embroidery. I found her use of hand stitch to be very interesting and (to me) unique. I’ve always used embroidery to add some interest to a quilt or to highlight a particular area. But, Annette uses it to completely transform the fabric. Like this….
I’m really tickled with the project for my newest class, “Love It and Leaf It.” Isn’t it cute? In the 3 hour class, students will completely finish a small quilt like this AND frame it. I’m excited! I’m ready to teach this virtually, (via Zoom) Soon, I’ll also offer it as an on-demand online class….
The Elegant Threads exhibit, currently on display at the Lighthouse Gallery, in Tequesta, FL is VERY diverse. It’s a juries collection of 2D fiber art, 3D wearable garments, jewelry and accessories, as well as several invited pieces on loan. The most interesting of these is Space Bar, by Nigerian artist Moffat Takadiwa. As you can see, it…
Maybe I need more fabric. My husband would LAUGH at the idea! With about 1000 pieces of fabric SURELY I must have anything I could imagine, right? Well, maybe not. I’m used to working with lots of small pieces (think palm-sized to hand-sized,) but my next quilt would probably need much larger pieces. I needed…
Maybe you’ll remember a couple of months ago, when I was experimenting with mono printing. When I tried it (with thickened dye) on slick vinyl, the dye beaded up badly. At first, I thought it was worthless, but then I realized that the resulting lacy effect was both beautiful and useful. So much so, that…
