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A Few Highlights of Kathleen's Art Career
- Listen to Kathleen's Bus Painting Story, An interview by Lindsey O'Conner, shared on NPR, Texas Standard, March 29th 2016 Click Here
- Framed Art and very large format Wall Art available, visit Hang Ups Picture Framing, Cedar Park, TX, Hang Ups has access to all of my art available for framing.
- Wall art, prints on canvas, paper and products, including T-Shirts, visit kathleen-mcelwaine.pixels.com and Kathleen-mcelwaine.fineartamerica.com, if you don't see an image you would like, please find the ID Number associated with that image by looking here: Quilt Blocks Art and send me a message: Click here to send a message: Custom Request
- Purchase my AutoBiography of Growing up as an Artist, Childhood, Learning to Keep The White Space, Click Here
- Visit my Etsy Store: rusticfarmdecorart.etsy.com or kathleenmcelwaine.com
- Or learn how to watercolor paint with a water brush from Kathleen: waterbrushteacher.com
About Us
Quilt Block Art is sold wholesale to Quilt Shops for you to purchase individual blocks or as a fat quarter from this website. The Gallery shows you the art available as Quilt Block Art. Each block has its own ID Number. Choose from the Fat Quarters I have created or choose 4 of your own choice. Please contact me if you have any questions.
Ask your local Quilt Shop to contact me, I am happy to open an account for them. Contact Kathleen
Care Instructions: Machine wash warm or cool on a gentle/delicate setting, using phosphate-free detergent. Machine dry on a low-temperature setting. Iron on the reverse side of the fabric.
Kathleen McElwaine 1951 -
I grew up on a small quarter horse ranch in Tulsa, Oklahoma with a full-fledged cowboy Daddy. Much of my childhood was spent, sketchbook in hand, in the front seat of a ‘54 Chevy pickup truck at the closest calf roping.
With the sun warming my face through the windshield of that old truck, I learned to love the lay of the land, art, and animals. My passion for art and creativity was born there.
My goal as a professional artist is the same as it was when I first started: to passionately show the world my view of beauty all around us. I want everyone who views my work to enjoy some Original Texas Whimsey.
I first offered my Iconic Texas watercolor paintings on linen-cotton canvas, on denim, or on cotton to Cowgirls and Lace in Dripping Springs Texas. The designers purchased the fabric to sew for Texas Homes. Customers were happy with the products delivered and my art became very popular as designers pillows.
