Linda Syverson Guild

Another piece in my father's series of art quilts is ready for a border and facing. It is titled The Uniforms Floyd Wore.

This is a good playground!

I am finding ways to smile--even when that doesn't seem possible.
spring is emerging all over our garden.

I am continuing to work on a series honoring my father. These images were taken as I walked around the farmyard the morning of his funeral. It was my way of saying goodbye while capturing his spirit in the places he inhabited.

Thank you Michelle!

Thank you Angie!

I have an article in the Spring 2025 issue of Art Quilting Studio magazine. It is all about color and how I love to manipulate it.

Don't tell Huck, but these are all mine, he chews his and pulls out their filling.

Joy, Thrill, Elation!
"Chroma Explosion" was juried into the Juried National Exhibition at the Delaplaine Arts Center in Frederick, Maryland. The exhibition runs from May 3, to July 13, 2025.
My thanks extend to the juror: Jacob Muldowney and Delaplaine's exhibition manager: Corey Frey.

Hello Sjors! I am Olive.

"Minnesota Sunrise" is off to an exhibition in Wisconsin next month.

Wednesday: Everything is blooming! Our cherry tree is smiling in the sun.

Hello Claire, I am so pleased to see you here! It is a little less lonely when you are nearby. Olive is loving the sunshine, from a distance, she disappears into the mulch.

Hi Mary, It is good to see your presence here!

Gathering Wool at Night is on display in the Creative Crafts Council exhibition at the Strathmore Mansion in North Bethesda, MD through May 24, 2025.

Congratulations Claire! This is a fascinating piece, it will be one of the highlights of the exhibition.

Good morning Debbie, it is so nice to see you here! I look forward to reading your truths!

Tuesday: Someone dropped a dumpster around the corner. It is at a house that will be coming down. Our neighborhood was a wooded enclave in the heart of a Maryland suburb. The temperature in the neighborhood reflects a drop in the number of trees as developers over-build the land.

Spring is showing its beautiful face throughout the neighborhood!

Monday seems to be a good day to start something new!
I am in the middle of a large series of art quilts honoring my father and in each piece there has been a point where I have to stop and re-evaluate the direction my threads are taking.

I am so happy that you took this leap too!