Linda Cline
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Linda's
current work is characterized by abstracted still lifes and landscapes.
She enjoys abstracting and pushing colors to create unusual imagery,
and emphasizes what she finds appealing in a subject. Most of her
current work includes dense intricate free-motion machine quilting
which adds a wonderful texture unique to quilted cloth.
Read Linda's blog or contact her at
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"Blue
Moon" 10 inches x 14 inches |
"Blue Moon"
is one of a series of vases in which Linda has been exploring collaging
fabric which she cuts freehand for a spontaneous look. It was made in
response to a challenge, to create a quilt based on a song with a color
in the title.
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"Beneath the Tumtum Tree" |
Linda created
this quilt in response to a challenge to create a quilt based on the
Lewis Carroll poem "Jabberwocky." In this quilt, the Tumtum tree is
contrasted with the dark tulgey wood. The colors were chosen to give
this quilt a fairytale-like quality. The Jabberwock cannot be seen, but
you can see his presence lurking behind the forest trees, depicted
abstractly with triangle bits of fabric and trim. |
