Thankful to be Free!
How blessed I am to live in a country with freedom and democracy!


Happy Independence Day to all US citizens!
Ellen Lindner
P.S. These tiny quilts are from my “Notes for a Friend” series.
How blessed I am to live in a country with freedom and democracy!


Happy Independence Day to all US citizens!
Ellen Lindner
P.S. These tiny quilts are from my “Notes for a Friend” series.
Remember the “project that wasn’t?” After sketching it I decided not to proceed with it. My issue was that it looked too jumbled, and therefore didn’t accurately depict the plant that inspired me. My inspiration photo: The initial sketch: However, I was slow to put the sketch away so it lived on my design wall…
Yep, that’s right: ugly. I recently did this cool exercise with my local fiber art buddies, the Dirty Dozen Fiber Artists. We used a book called “Paint Mojo” for prompts about making an UGLY painting. The prompts included things like using a dark neutral in certain ways, painting words, using crayons as a resist, dripping…
I was excited to work with the red and blue-green fabric I had recently died. I pulled out all my other dyed fabrics in those colors and began to explore my options. This was the starting fabric. As you can see above, it was missing a chunk on the bottom right corner. So I evened…
I’m just back from Austin, TX, where I taped an episode of “The Quilt Show!” Oh my, it was very exciting. You’re probably familiar with the two hosts, Alex Anderson and Ricky Tims. Quilting royalty! If you’re not familiar with “The Quilt Show” you’ll definitely want to check it out. It’s an online quilt show…
More quilts from last month’s AQS show in Daytona Beach: Great detail, right? Beautiful simplicity: Subtle and elegant, above. A bit more color, below. Can you tell that the flowers fall off the bottom edge? I’m generally not that drawn to traditional quilts, but this one stopped me in my tracks. By Colette Dumont This…
Once again, I decided to cut something up. This is where I started, with an already quilted quilt. I liked it, but realized I liked the left side better than the right. So, after some folding and auditioning, I cut this quilt into two pieces. I set the left portion aside. And started work on…
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