“Exuberance” Complete
I’m very happy with my latest piece, Exhuberance.

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And here’s a photo of what it might look like installed in an interior.

I love that I can show it to scale like this!
Ellen Lindner
I’m very happy with my latest piece, Exhuberance.

See more photos and information.
And here’s a photo of what it might look like installed in an interior.

I love that I can show it to scale like this!
Ellen Lindner
Whoo-boy, the quilt of my brothers ended up taking quite a bit longer than I anticipated, but I’m very happy with the finished result. I got to show it to my family in the almost-complete stage, and they LOVED it. That was very gratifying. Here are few detail shots. My brother Ricky. My brother Todd….
I’m still organizing photos from our trip to Italy in March. Here are some noteworthy photos from Florence. Florence is a very beautiful city and not that big. There’s no public transportation, which is no problem. It’s fun to walk and view! Florence is known for it’s duomo (cathedral) with it’s amazing domed roof. It…
More art from “Stitched: Embracing the Quilt as Fine Art.” More about the quilt above. More about the quilt above. These quilts were recently on display at the Court House Cultural Center, in Stuart, FL. Stay tuned for the final segment. Ellen Lindner
I got brave and decided to cut into some of my specialized fabrics. These are hand dyes that have a variety of motifs, scales, or colors. They’re not “yardage” and are a little more challenging to use. These were my starting three. The left fabric reminded me of kiwifruit, so I began to think of…
At the current “Stitched, Stamped, & Sculpted” exhibit, in Ormond Beach, FL, many of the pieces tell stories. Some of my favorites were made by Teddy Pruett, who works exclusively with vintage clothing and linens. Just look at this piece, called Whatever Happened to Baby? Each block features vintage baby clothing. Teddy has added a little…
Improvisational piecing is really a lot of fun. You sew and slice and reassemble and trim. As you go, the pieces get smaller and things get much more energetic. See where I left off last time. It was time to downsize some of the colors. This one below, for instance. It had a really large section…