“Stitched: Embracing the Quilt as Fine Art” – Part One

Remember me telling you about the “Stitched” exhibit, in Stuart, FL?  It’s about to end, so I thought I’d show you the quilts, in case you didn’t get to see them.  (This will take several posts.)  Enjoy!

Stitched: Embracing the Quilt as Fine Art. Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com/blog

Tribute to Selene, by Sharon Buck

 

Stitched: Embracing the Quilt as Fine Art. Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com/blog

Citrus, by Cheryl Costley

 

Stitched: Embracing the Quilt as Fine Art. Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com/blog

Red Violet Structure, by Cheryl Costley

Stitched: Embracing the Quilt as Fine Art. Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com/blog

Coccolobra #2, by Cheryl Costley

Stitched: Embracing the Quilt as Fine Art. Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com/blog

On the Edge of Darkness, by Maggie Dillon

Stitched: Embracing the Quilt as Fine Art. Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com/blog

N’awlins Heritage, by Maggie Dillon

Stitched: Embracing the Quilt as Fine Art. Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com/blog

Choices, by Maggie Dillon

Foliage, by Gabriel DiTota

 

Stitched: Embracing the Quilt as Fine Art. Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com/blog

Dots Without the Polka, by Sally Dutko

Stitched: Embracing the Quilt as Fine Art. Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com/blog

Hot Trees, by Suzanne Evenson

Erasing the Future, by Suzanne Evenson

These are just the first few.  Check future posts for more art!

Ellen Lindner

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5 Responses to “Stitched: Embracing the Quilt as Fine Art” – Part One

  1. debby February 25, 2017 at 10:57 am #

    Thanks for sharing! I love seeing art quilts from exhibits that I am not able to attend.

  2. Lynn Kunz February 25, 2017 at 11:50 am #

    These are beautiful and inspiring. Thanks for sharing. I look forward to more!

  3. Ellen Lindner February 25, 2017 at 2:53 pm #

    Glad you’re enjoying the quilts, Debby. It was an awesome exhibit.

  4. Gretchen Peacock February 25, 2017 at 2:55 pm #

    I am curious about the first quilt ‘Tribute to Selene’ by Sharon Buck. How was the effect achieved?

    • Ellen Lindner February 25, 2017 at 8:18 pm #

      Gretchen. The techniques are listed as “Painting, stamping, thread painting, quilting on a home domestic machine.”

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