"Notes for a Friend," tiny, vibrant quilts. Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com/blog

Notes for a Friend, #27-29

Since I had collected quite a stash of hand-dyed scraps, I decided to use them in a new series of “Notes for a Friend.” These super small pieces are only 7 x 5 each, but I think they pack a lot of punch.

When making them it’s easy to be distracted by the excess fabric hanging off the edges. Therefore, I will frequently use a paper frame to help me visualize the final product. Here’s #27 with the frame in place.

"Notes for a Friend," tiny, vibrant quilts. Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com/blog

And here it is, completed. (And with a new orientation.)

"Notes for a Friend," tiny, vibrant quilts. Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com/blog

I just love these little pieces! Especially when I make them in vibrant colors.

I generally make them in sets of 3. Here’s #28.

"Notes for a Friend," tiny, vibrant quilts. Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com/blog

And #29.
As you can see, I add hand stitching that plays up the fabrics. Very fun!

"Notes for a Friend," tiny, vibrant quilts. Ellen Lindner, AdventureQuilter.com/blog
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They look great as a group, or individually. And, for added presentation “oomph” they can be framed using my favorite method.

Here’s an example (with a different little “Note,” and a floating frame.)

Note for a Friend, framed with Ellen Lindner's favorite method. AdventureQuilter.com/blog

I’ll have them on my website for sale, soon. At only $59 they go quickly. Email me now if you just have to have one. (Link at the bottom of the page.) Or check out the Notes for a Friend Gallery to see what else is available.

Which one is your favorite? I can’t decide.

Ellen Lindner

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4 Comments

      1. Thanks, Vicki! It’s great to use those precious little scraps. (Normally, I’m good at throwing out small pieces, but now that I’m hand dying that’s no longer the case!)

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