If you’re in the Melbourne, FL area you’ll want to be sure to see the 100% Pure Florida exhibit which will be on display August 30 – October 1, at the Fifth Avenue Art Gallery.
My piece, Florida Native #1, will be part of the show.
I’ll be at the opening on September 2nd and I hope to see you there!
Ellen Lindner
My latest piece, Heat Wave, is now complete. I’m quite happy with it! The design was dictated, in part, by the triangular orange scraps I had on hand. I like the sharp points. At 35 x 35, this piece is available for $1200. See more photos. I used ALL of my orange and navy hand dyed fabrics…
You’re invited into my home to see the quilts I have on display. That’s a good way to pass the time, right? Come on in. After viewing it, please visit the video page on my website to see my other offerings. I’m planning on making other short videos. Anything you’d especially like to see? I’m…
More great student results from “Love It and Leaf It,” in Tavares, FL! Liz with her quilt: Jeanette’s quilt in-progress: Betty and her piece: Laura’s quilt: Lois didn’t really want to take the class, but she was sharing a ride with one of the students, so she came along and did her own thing. Still,…
What to do when the call for art requests ocean animals smaller than 12″? This is my result: two fish for SAQA’s “Fresh Fish” project. These are made from scraps, most of them hand dyed. I had fun adding a little hand stitching. It turns out that this shape is VERY hard to turn right…
Everyone loves the apple project in my “Double Reverse Applique” class, and the Thimblebuddies of Port St. Lucie, FL were no exception. I did a class with them this past week and the results were great! The technique requires a little concentration, especially at first. This mother-daughter duo shared a table and made great progress….
After finishing up the left 2/3 of my red and yellow “bean” quilt, it was time to tackle the right yellow portion. It came together pretty well. (Still in -progress below.) During these final stages I also considered added some skinny lines, for energy. (See them pinned on at the top in the photo above?)…